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The Insajder front page highlights several key stories including a fatal fire in Smederevo, the impact of climate change on Serbia's economy, concerns about building stability and safety, and a severe heatwave expected. Other news includes the death of Croatian writer Vedrana Rudan, a drug…
A fire in Smederevo has resulted in one fatality, with strong winds exacerbating blazes in the Stolovi region and making the Deliblatska Pescara area the most critical. The Sector for Emergency Situations reported 201 interventions, including 146 open-field fires, in the past day.
Vladimir Nikolić discusses the economic impact of climate change, stating that Serbia has relied more on luck than foresight in the past, but this year is proving more challenging. The story includes a video.
This story questions whether experts or politicians should hold the authority regarding the stability of buildings and the safety of their users, with implications for construction practices and election promises. Includes a video.
The death of acclaimed Croatian writer and journalist Vedrana Rudan at the age of 77 is reported.
The Republic Hydrometeorological Service of Serbia (RHMZ) forecasts a strong heatwave starting Thursday, with temperatures potentially reaching 42 degrees Celsius.
An interview with a woman who has opposed the Taliban, sharing her experience of not knowing a normal life. Includes a video.
Seven individuals are newly suspected in a case involving the smuggling of five tons of marijuana from North Macedonia into Serbia.
Four individuals are in custody suspected of starting 10 fires near Zadar, Croatia. They have partially admitted to the acts, but their motives remain unclear.
The severe drought has led to a reduction in corn yields by up to 60% in the Vojvodina region, raising questions about the profitability of farming for Serbian agricultural producers. Includes a video.
The Director of the Agency for Urbanism has announced upcoming changes to the law aimed at facilitating property ownership and faster registration of buildings.
A significant portion of the city of Novi Pazar is experiencing a water outage due to a malfunction in the main water supply line.
The Montenegrin Ministry of Internal Affairs reports that all active fire hotspots are under control, including a fire that had broken out near Virpazar.
