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The Insajder front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on legal and social issues within Serbia, alongside reports on global conflicts and economic matters. Key domestic stories include an investigation into controversial construction near a water source in…
Activists are concerned about drilling and rebar placement near the Sava River in Surčin, close to an Expo complex and a water source, suspecting unauthorized work beyond the approved renovation of water wells.
A lawsuit has been filed by Delez against Serbia regarding trade margins, leading to the formation of an arbitration tribunal. Serbia is being represented by three law firms in this case.
The Belgrade Public Prosecutor's Office (VJT) has announced the arrest of a suspect in connection with a murder that occurred in Surčin.
The conflict in the Middle East has escalated, with Iran reportedly targeting US bases and the US conducting airstrikes. This has led to increased oil prices and concerns about navigation through the Strait of Hormuz.
Ana Dimitrijević from the Belgrade Gymnasiums Forum states that schools should not face further disruptions, suggesting that this is a primary concern for the authorities.
A traffic accident in Borča has resulted in severe injuries to a man and a woman.
The fire on Mountain Stolovi is under control, and authorities expect it to be completely extinguished shortly.
This story covers the messages and statements made by citizens during a commemorative march held in Belgrade.
Commemorative marches were held in Belgrade and Novi Sad to mark 22 months since the collapse of a canopy, with participants demanding accountability.
A recent attempted attack on a German airport is being described by Kalas as potentially state-sponsored terrorism.
German police have confirmed that intentional sabotage was carried out at a power substation located in western Germany.
The head of the Commodity Exchange reports that drought has led to below-average yields for corn and soybeans, while sunflower crops are faring better.
Authorities in Bavaria report that two individuals sustained minor injuries following an explosion at a train station in Augsburg.
