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The front page of Insajder features news on climate change impacts, political calculations ahead of elections, economic issues like the Đerdap hydroelectric plant's reduced capacity, weather warnings, the rising value of trades due to labor shortages, public knowledge of government ministers…
Climatologist Vladimir Đurđević states that extreme temperatures are a consequence of human-induced climate change and that the current climate is merely a preview of future decades, with the process being irreversible.
The article discusses pre-election calculations involving students, the opposition, and the ruling authorities, highlighting the significance of upcoming elections.
The capacity of the Đerdap 1 hydroelectric plant has been significantly reduced to 20% because of low water levels, impacting its energy production.
The Republic Hydrometeorological Service has issued a red alert for severe weather in Bačka, Banat, and Pomoravlje, and an orange alert for other regions.
A shortage of skilled workers has led to craft professions becoming among the highest-paid, challenging previous perceptions about the value of trades.
A report or survey examines the public's awareness of the ministers serving in the Serbian government.
The Minister of Tourism announced that vouchers for domestic vacations, each worth 10,000 dinars, will be distributed starting tomorrow.
Swimming has been prohibited at a beach in Korčula because of detected E. coli bacteria, posing a health risk.
The World Health Organization states that corporations involved in ultra-processed foods are obstructing efforts to address the worldwide obesity epidemic.
