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The Insajder news website covers a mix of international affairs and domestic Serbian issues. Top stories include analysis of the potential end of Pax Americana and the dawn of a chaotic era, the severe impact of extreme heat on Serbian crops, measures taken by EPS to ensure stable electricity…
A discussion based on a Guardian article by Yale professors suggests that the era of US global dominance is ending, and the world is heading towards a 'chaotic era' with minimal consensus for international order.
Drought and extreme heat have severely damaged crops in Serbia, with expectations of a significant yield reduction of up to 70% for corn, soybeans, and sunflowers.
EPS has implemented measures to maintain a stable electricity supply despite low water levels in the Danube River, which affects power generation.
Romania is sinking four barges to boost water flow in the Danube River, aiming to ensure sufficient water for the Cernavoda nuclear power plant.
Aleksandar Popov comments on the anniversary of Operation Storm, suggesting that both Serbian and Croatian sides exploit dates from the 1990s for domestic political gain.
Energy Minister Dubravka Đedović Handanović states that diesel imports are at risk due to low Danube water levels, but state reserves and increased processing at NIS are options.
A fatal traffic accident occurred on the fast section of the road between Sabac and Loznica, resulting in two fatalities.
Serbia is experiencing the peak of a heatwave, with temperatures expected to reach up to 40 degrees Celsius and tropical nights in the capital and Vojvodina.
An analysis of the migrant crisis in Ceuta sheds light on the challenges faced by Spain and the European Union in managing migration.
Starting August 17, individuals with health insurance in Serbia will be eligible for 18 new types of prescription medications covered by the state.
The water level of the Danube River in Apatin continues to be at a historic low, though a slight increase is anticipated.
Donald Trump stated that an agreement regarding the opening of the Strait of Hormuz could be reached as early as today.
