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The Insajder news front page focuses on domestic Serbian issues, including a government meeting on low water levels impacting the energy system, foreign investment trends, and political party stances on upcoming elections. International news includes a report on territorial disputes and US-Iran…
A session of Serbia's Emergency Situations Staff, convened due to high temperatures and river water levels, began with Prime Minister Đuro Macut in attendance. The low water levels and their effect on the energy system are the primary topics of discussion.
An analysis of recently published foreign investment data in Serbia reveals that existing investors are reinvesting, while new investors are not entering the market, raising questions about the country's economic climate.
The article discusses the delay in discussions regarding Cluster 3 for Serbia's EU accession, questioning when new debates will occur within the European Union and if there is room to alter current positions.
Jug Radivojević stated that the party organs of the Social Democratic Party of Serbia (SDPS) will decide whether the party will contest the upcoming elections independently or as part of a coalition.
This story explores less-discussed territorial disputes, drawing parallels between ancient myths like the Odyssey, historical events such as World War II, and modern geopolitical issues like the South China Sea's nine-dash line.
The weather forecast indicates that Serbia experienced its warmest morning, with temperatures reaching 27 degrees Celsius in Belgrade and 24 degrees in Novi Sad, Sremska Mitrovica, and Palić.
According to the Automobile Association of Serbia (AMSS), passenger vehicles are experiencing significant delays, with waits of up to 50 minutes for exiting at the Preševo and Gostun border crossings.
The application period for tourist vouchers has commenced, and the article reports on the number of pensioners who have already registered for the program.
US President Donald Trump announced that discussions with Iran are scheduled to resume on the current day.
A tragic incident occurred during a football match in Brazil where a 15-year-old player lost his life.
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković commented on border congestion between Croatia and Montenegro, attributing the delays primarily to Albanian citizens crossing the border.
The water level of the Danube River near the Paks nuclear power plant has reached an historic low, falling below the critical threshold.
This article examines the issues surrounding electric scooters, including potential legal ambiguities and safety concerns on roads, and offers advice on how to use them safely.
