Meteorologist: Heatwave peak Aug 5-8, no end in sight ↗
Front page leadA meteorologist stated that the peak of the heatwave is expected between August 5th and 8th, expressing concern that its end is not yet visible.
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The news on Insajder's front page covers a range of topics including a severe heatwave in Serbia, proposed changes to the education system, water conservation measures in Gornji Milanovac, international conflicts involving Hamas and Israel, a natural disaster in Pakistan, and the death of a…
A meteorologist stated that the peak of the heatwave is expected between August 5th and 8th, expressing concern that its end is not yet visible.
Dimitrijevic argues that proposed changes to the Law on Education and Upbringing consolidate all decision-making into a single center.
Water saving measures have been introduced in Gornji Milanovac due to the hydrological situation, impacting the municipal water supply.
The Peace Committee reports that Hamas has accepted a disarmament plan, which will be followed by Israel's phased withdrawal.
The news reports the death of the legendary Italian footballer, Franco Baresi.
Multiple fires are burning across Greece, with the most severe situation reported in Rethymno, and a new fire breaking out in Arcadia.
Temperatures in Belgrade reached 26 degrees Celsius by 7 AM, while Sjenica recorded the lowest temperature at 11 degrees Celsius.
Milivoje Mihajlović stated that Belgrade shows powerlessness and disinterest regarding Serbs in Kosovo, and that the West only reacts when there is a major crisis.
The ODIHR report on Serbia recommends a full observation mission for the upcoming elections due to perceived risks and the social context.
A search is underway for 10 climbers who have gone missing following an avalanche in Pakistan.
A fire has broken out within the premises of the Jelšingrad steel foundry in Banjaluka.
The death toll from the earthquake in Japan has risen to 34, with rescue teams continuing to search through the debris.
The Danube River has reached a historically low level, leading to grounded boats and exposed sandbars, with experts citing high temperatures and lack of rainfall as causes.