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The Insajder front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on economic policy, environmental issues like wildfires and floods, regional political developments, and a notable sports story. Economic news highlights new digital pricing rules for large retailers and their…
New Serbian consumer protection law proposes digital and machine-readable price tags for large retailers, updated with every price change. Experts debate whether this increased transparency will truly lead to lower prices or if it depends more on competition and market structure.
More than 10 wildfires are currently active in Serbia, with the fire in Deliblatska Pescara localized and expected to be fully extinguished soon. The report provides live updates on the situation.
The number of fatalities from recent floods in Nepal has tragically climbed to 903, highlighting the devastating impact of the natural disaster.
Drivers from Western Balkan countries are protesting today due to restrictions on their stay duration within the Schengen zone, impacting their work and travel.
Political parties in Sarajevo, collectively known as 'Trojka', have publicly criticized Bakir Izetbegović following his statements concerning a potential civil war in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Iran has reportedly launched attacks targeting air bases located in Jordan and the United Arab Emirates, escalating regional tensions.
Significant congestion is reported at the Evzoni border crossing, with travelers facing hours-long delays to enter North Macedonia.
Belgrade Pride Week commences today, with the main Pride march scheduled to take place on Saturday, starting from Manjež Park.
Tennis superstar Novak Djokovic has been unexpectedly eliminated in the very first round of the US Open tournament.
According to Sofronijević, 368,663 certificates have been issued within the framework of the 'Svoj na svome' law.
