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The Insajder front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Serbian politics and society. Key stories include ongoing discussions about the transparency of a property legalization initiative, the continuation of a parliamentary session on a no-confidence vote…
Despite improvements in data availability, lawyer Đorđe Vukotić warns that the 'Svoj na svome' property legalization action is still not transparent enough, and potential errors in registration could lead to significant issues for citizens.
The extraordinary session of the Serbian Parliament, which is debating a no-confidence vote against the government, is set to continue at 10 AM.
Representatives of the 'Opstanak' Union for Apoteka Beograd met with President Vučić to discuss critical issues including unpaid wages, the status of workbooks, and the future of employment.
The German company 'Drekslmajer' has announced the suspension of its worker layoff program in Zrenjanin.
Predrag Simonović questions whether the assassination of Prime Minister Zoran Đinđić was fully grasped as an attack on the state itself.
Lazar Marićević tells Insajder that the government aims to project an image of institutional stability, particularly in light of the no-confidence initiative.
NALED reports that a solution has been accepted to continue offering tax incentives for the employment of individuals with disabilities.
The Spanish Ministry of the Interior has announced that Serbia has offered a helicopter to assist in firefighting efforts.
NIS has filed a new application for a license to conduct its operational activities.
A Russian research center has published information detailing which individuals qualify for a new skin cancer vaccine.
An earthquake measuring 6.5 on the Richter scale has struck Japan.
Minister Dačić stated that the 'Pronađi me' (Find Me) system is experiencing certain problems which are currently being resolved.
A significant heatwave is affecting Turkey, with temperatures expected to reach 50 degrees Celsius in Adana this week.
