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The Insajder news front page features a mix of domestic Serbian news, including political commentary on upcoming elections, social issues like fires and student protests, and legal matters concerning the Bar Association. International news covers a shooting in Thailand, US-Iran relations, and a…
Political scientist Dejan Bursać stated that upcoming elections in Serbia will be held in a referendum atmosphere, with ideological issues not being the primary focus for voters.
Fires are raging in multiple locations across Serbia, with the Ibar Gorge being the most severely affected area. The situation in Deliblatska Peščara is reportedly calmer.
Vladimir Beljanski stated that a lack of support for a lawyer facing attacks means he cannot legitimize the current management board of the Bar Association.
Student Isidora Jovanović from FPN announced that a student list will be presented as soon as the elections are officially called, in response to ongoing student blockades.
New Sky messages have reportedly arrived in Serbia, prompting Eurojust to announce an operation codenamed 'Flying Bride'.
The weather forecast indicates temperatures reaching up to 37 degrees Celsius in Serbia today, with a further increase expected from next week.
A tragic shooting incident at a school in Thailand has resulted in seven fatalities and 15 injuries.
Former US President Trump stated that the war with Iran will conclude shortly, while Iranian official Kalibaf criticized Trump's diplomatic approach as a failure.
Japan has issued evacuation orders in anticipation of a typhoon, leading to the cancellation of approximately 500 flights.
The number of confirmed Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo has surpassed 4,000 since the beginning of the epidemic.
Maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has decreased as negotiations take place between Iran and Oman.
A court has ruled that Meta Platforms must pay $567 million towards initiatives for children's mental health.
An Israeli raid in the West Bank has resulted in injuries to 51 Palestinians.
Academics from Yale suggest the era of American global dominance is ending, predicting a future of chaos rather than a new international order.
