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The Insajder news website features several prominent stories, with a significant focus on climate change impacts and environmental issues. Top stories include a professor's warning about underestimating climate change and its effects on Nepal and Serbia, ongoing wildfires in Serbia and the wider…
Professor Aleksandar Valjarević warns that Serbia and the world have underestimated the speed and destructive power of climate change, leading to a lack of preparedness for disasters like floods in Nepal and fires and droughts in Serbia.
Wildfires continue to rage across Serbia, with strong winds posing a risk of spreading the fire in Deliblatska Pescara, while a fire near Sjenica remains out of control.
82 million euros in subsidies are allocated for hotel construction in Belgrade to support the realization of the 'EXPO 2027' exhibition, a decision criticized as lacking public interest.
Wildfires are ongoing in various parts of the region, with the situation in Trebinje reported as more stable.
The Fiscal Council warns that one-off government payments will significantly increase public debt, which citizens will eventually have to repay with interest.
Following devastating floods, Nepal is requesting technical assistance, with the total damage estimated at five billion dollars.
Ukrainian President Zelensky states that the United States shared information with Ukraine regarding meetings held in Moscow.
US diplomats and their families are starting to return to their posts in various embassies across the Middle East.
Political parties NPS, Novo lice Srbije, and the Ecological Uprising movement have joined forces to create a new alliance named 'Narodna Srbija'.
Chinese officials have reported a decrease in the risk of a lake bursting near the border between China and Nepal.
