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The Insajder news front page highlights a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include the historically low water levels of the Danube River affecting Serbia, a dispute over the future of the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš, and a meeting regarding the regulatory body for…
Nasukani čamci i dugački peščani sprudovi: Kako izgledaju mesta gde je Dunav na zabrinjavajuće niskom nivou? (VIDEO) reports on the severe impact of historically low Danube water levels in Serbia, with stranded boats and exposed sandbars. The situation is attributed to high temperatures and lack…
Professor Videnović discusses the conflict surrounding the future of the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš, stating it's not just about retribution but about institutional control.
Today marks the second constitutive session of the REM Council, continuing the process of electing its president.
Former mayor of Split, Željko Kerum, has been arrested.
Three firefighters have died and 2,000 tourists have been evacuated due to wildfires in Greece.
Đuro Macut views the vote of confidence as a positive signal for the Serbian government to maintain its current pace.
The Serbian Republic Hydrometeorological Service has issued an orange meteoalarm for the entire country as a heatwave is set to begin with temperatures reaching 37°C.
The article notes that today is the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons.
CENTCOM reports that a significant wave of strikes was successfully carried out against Iran during the night.
Floods in the Indian state of Assam have resulted in 78 deaths and affected 300,000 residents.
An academic from the Russian Academy of Sciences states that Russian scientists have developed a new method for delivering cancer drugs, showing greater efficacy than traditional chemotherapy in experiments.
The UN Security Council is holding its first round of informal voting for a new Secretary-General.
A total of 3,500 people, supported by 23 aircraft, are working to extinguish wildfires in Turkey.
The article questions whether the West is misinterpreting Moscow's actions as the war in Ukraine continues and Russia's relations with the West remain strained.
