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The Insajder news front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include concerns about pension adequacy and ongoing wildfires in Serbia. International news covers natural disasters in Nepal, regional drought in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and geopolitical events…
A discussion with Nadežda Satarić, who argues that the real issue with pensions is not whether they are 'never higher,' but what they can actually buy, stating that one-time aid does not solve the underlying problem for pensioners.
An update on active fires across Serbia, with 12 currently burning, and a warning from the Republic Hydrometeorological Service about unfavorable meteorological conditions in the Deliblatska Peščara area.
At least 165 people have died and over 1,000 are missing following severe floods and landslides in Nepal and Tibet.
A traffic accident involving a bus and a motorcycle in Barajevo has resulted in two people sustaining injuries.
High temperatures are causing rivers in Bosnia and Herzegovina to reach critical levels, nearing complete dryness.
Weather report indicates Belgrade, Niš, and Negotin were the hottest cities at 6 AM, while Sjenica experienced the coolest temperatures.
A tragic incident in Cannes where a vehicle struck pedestrians, resulting in one fatality and approximately ten injuries.
Voters in Iceland will go to the polls on Saturday to decide whether to reopen negotiations for European Union membership.
The Automobile and Motorcycle Association of Serbia (AMSS) reports heightened traffic volume on the country's highways.
Russia claims to have attacked Ukrainian oil and logistics infrastructure.
The Belgrade Emergency Medical Service reported a high number of calls during the night, but fortunately, no serious injuries were sustained.
