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The Insajder news front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Serbia's political and economic landscape. Top stories include the contrasting views of Ukrainian President Zelensky and Serbian President Vučić on EU membership, and an analysis of the…
Ukrainian President Zelensky expressed urgency for EU membership, while Serbian President Vučić voiced skepticism about swift accession due to EU internal obstacles, sparking discussion on political will and responsibility.
The situation in Deliblatska peščara and Stolovi remains unchanged, with no immediate threats to anyone reported by Milenković.
Pumping stations Bezdan and Bogojevo are functioning, ensuring fresh water flow in the Veliki bački kanal, according to Kolaković.
Vladisavljev analyzes the shifting dynamics of Serbia-Russia relations following Ukrainian President Zelensky's visit to Belgrade, characterized as moving from a close embrace to a formal handshake.
The Serbian government has officially explained the reasons for the dismissal of the RGZ director, Borko Drašković.
Atanacković states that employers lack the financial capacity to increase the minimum wage in a way that would significantly improve the social well-being of workers.
Representatives of the Bern Convention are in Serbia to address complaints from civil society regarding mining activities in Bosilegrad and geological research in the Homolje Mountains.
Geologists suggest that the recent earthquakes in Colombia and Venezuela are not significantly related.
An analysis explores the contributing factors and the 'fire triangle' elements that led to the massive scale of the fire in Deliblatska peščara.
Hydrologist Despotović states that altering the course of the Ibar River is impossible without European approval and extensive mountain disruption.
Đurić advocates for direct communication rather than 'megaphone diplomacy' in response to a prior article concerning the Ibar River issue.
Rajaković suggests that Serbia can transition away from coal, but it requires substantial investments estimated between 15 to 20 billion dollars.
The World Health Organization reports that a warehouse storing medical aid in Dnipro was destroyed during a Russian attack.
President Trump has extended an exemption allowing foreign-flagged vessels to transport oil between American ports.
