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The news from Insajder focuses on domestic issues in Serbia, including ongoing fires, the role of voluntary firefighters, and local water conservation measures. International news includes updates on the conflict in occupied West Bank and statements from the Kremlin regarding Armenia's…
This report highlights the dedication of voluntary firefighters in Serbia, focusing on the 'Matica' society in Zemun, which has been active for over 156 years, emphasizing their crucial role especially during ongoing fires.
An upcoming solar eclipse is discussed, detailing what astronomical observers in Serbia will be able to see and providing insights into the phenomenon.
A significant fire in the Stolovi region has been active for five days, burning over 200 hectares of grass and low vegetation, indicating a severe environmental situation.
Details are emerging about a fire at Block A2 of the Kostolac thermal power plant, with officials initially remaining silent, but new equipment procurement shedding light on the incident.
The weather forecast for Serbia predicts predominantly sunny and warm conditions with high temperatures ranging from 31 to 36 degrees Celsius.
The Commander of KFOR held a meeting with representatives of the Srpska Lista at their request, likely discussing security and political matters in the region.
Following a physical attack, which Srpska Lista claims was carried out by Kosovo police, Dr. Goran Radojević reports that Nenad Rašković is in a shock room with severe injuries.
The Kremlin has stated that Armenia must make a clear geopolitical choice, either aligning with the European Union or remaining within the Eurasian Economic Union.
The United Nations has issued a statement indicating that the occupied West Bank is facing a critical situation and is at a breaking point.
The City Council of Novi Pazar has introduced water conservation measures in response to potential shortages.
The United States, along with 40 other nations, has urged for at least 24 hours' advance notification for ballistic missile launches.
The Director of Forestry and Environmental Protection at 'Srbijašume' reports that two fires are currently active in forests managed by the company.
A significant portion of Greece, approximately one-third of the country, is under a high fire risk warning.
An analysis explores the factors that may have contributed to the large scale of the fire in Deliblatska Peščara, examining the 'fire triangle' elements.
