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The Insajder news front page highlights ongoing wildfires in Serbia, particularly in Deliblatska Peščara, and efforts to combat them. It also covers international news regarding the International Criminal Court, and domestic issues such as a government aid program and weather updates. Other…
Marko Marinković from 'Vojvodinašume' reports that settlements near Deliblatska Peščara were successfully defended from fires overnight, but strong winds and high temperatures are expected to make today's firefighting efforts challenging.
A live blog reports on the ongoing efforts to extinguish four major fires across Serbia, with the situation in Deliblatska Peščara being the most critical. Fires near Maglič have been localized, and those on Stolovi are under control.
This story examines the scope and limitations of the International Criminal Court in The Hague when dealing with international justice matters involving powerful nations.
Siniša Mali announces that applications for the 6,000 dinar aid package will be open via the Treasury Administration portal starting September 7th.
Numerous fires are currently active and being fought in the surrounding region, including in Croatia and Montenegro.
Temperatures reached 32 degrees Celsius in Banatski Karlovac and 31 degrees in Belgrade at 9 AM, indicating a continued heatwave.
A minor earthquake has been registered in the city of Novi Pazar.
The UK Met Office warns that the strongest El Niño event on record is approaching, potentially making 2027 the warmest year globally.
Nebojša Višković discusses a documentary about Novak Djokovic, stating that an hour and a half is insufficient to fully capture his achievements, character, and determination.
Wildfires in western Spain have been ongoing for five days, with aircraft now involved in the firefighting efforts.
The 30th jubilee season of the Sports Games of Youth has successfully concluded.
The Pentagon has reported that more than 750 American soldiers sustained injuries during operations against Iran.
A powerful storm swept through Slovenia, tragically killing a man near Celje with a lightning strike.
Plans for a new expansion of Belgrade Waterfront, increasing its area, and the establishment of a new state-owned company to manage exhibition grounds assets have been presented.
