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The front page of Insajder, a Serbian news website, features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include discussions about upcoming elections in Serbia, with potential ballot options and political party strategies being detailed. Another significant domestic topic is the…
As the date for upcoming elections in Serbia remains uncertain, political parties are beginning to solidify their strategies and potential ballot options, with two leading parties, SNS and a student movement, preparing their lists. Several opposition groups are also expected to present their…
The Belgrade Waterfront project is accelerating with plans for expansion and the establishment of a new company to manage the assets of the Belgrade Fairgrounds.
Analyst Vladimir Dobrosavljević suggests the Serbian government is strategically choosing the most opportune moment for elections, while warning that the opposition risks having their votes dispersed.
The Serbian Republic Hydrometeorological Service has issued a warning about a severe heatwave expected to last until August 24th, with temperatures potentially reaching up to 42 degrees Celsius.
Ognjen Gogić states that it is a critical time for the international community to re-evaluate the direction of affairs in Kosovo.
A Russian IL-76 aircraft has landed to assist in extinguishing the fires in Deliblatska Peščara.
Director David Jovanović discusses his film 'The Sun Never Sets,' stating that the theme of a 'little man against the system' is now a universal topic.
Students in Niš are holding a blockade, alleging that a fellow student was injured during detainment and subsequently denied medical assistance and the right to legal counsel.
A report detailing the intense battle against the fire on the front lines, with the situation in Deliblatska Peščara described as rapidly evolving.
South Korea believes that dialogue between the United States and North Korea is essential for halting the North's nuclear program.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres has expressed concern over the United States' decision to impose sanctions on the president of the International Criminal Court.
A ban on purchasing alcohol from stores at night has been implemented in Split, Croatia, although this restriction does not apply to cafes and restaurants.
The fire situation in the Herceg Novi region is reported as favorable, with fires in Bijela, Baošići, and Zelenika successfully extinguished.
Storms have impacted various regions of Germany, following a period of extended high temperatures.
