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The Insajder news front page covers a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on Serbian politics, societal issues, and international conflicts. A significant portion of the news relates to Serbia's political discourse, including President Vučić's statements on strategic dialogues…
A psychologist states that people feel pressure to go on vacation, even if they cannot afford it, which can cause significant stress, especially for children. This raises questions about how beneficial such an enforced vacation truly is.
A military analyst discusses the renewed intensification of conflict between the US and Iran, suggesting that while such a war could be prolonged, there are potential avenues for resolution.
Serbian President expresses hope that issues concerning NIS will be resolved by the end of September, but anticipates difficult negotiations and decisions during the strategic dialogue with the United States.
Dragan Glamočić reports that a disease affecting sheep and goats has been identified in Serbia, raising health concerns for the livestock.
An article examines why Serbia is neglecting recycling, highlighting issues ranging from improper disposal of batteries to fires on landfills, suggesting a systemic failure in waste management.
President Aleksandar Vučić has stated that the earliest possible date for presidential elections is late December, with the latest being early February 2027.
More than 710,000 people have been evacuated in China's Guangdong province as a precautionary measure against Typhoon Noul.
An article commemorates the seven decades that have passed since the nationalization of the Suez Canal and the ensuing Suez Crisis, a pivotal event in modern history.
Negotiations between Iran and Oman concerning the deblocking of the Strait of Hormuz are advancing, coinciding with reports that the US has suspended its strikes against Iran.
UNESCO has officially inscribed the Asuka-Fujiwara archaeological site in Japan onto its list of World Heritage sites.
The Automobile Association of Serbia (AMSS) warns of heavy traffic congestion on roads throughout the weekend, attributing it to the ongoing summer travel season.
The number of reported Ebola infections in the Democratic Republic of Congo has surpassed 3,000, resulting in more than 1,350 fatalities.
