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The Insajder front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a deep dive into Serbia's traffic safety system failures following a fatal accident, a US Congressman's comments on proposed legislation concerning Serbia and its stance on free elections, and the…
A five-year-old girl died and her mother and infant sister were seriously injured in a traffic accident caused by a driver without a license. This incident highlights ongoing failures in Serbia's traffic safety system, with several towns declaring days of mourning for traffic accident victims…
A US Congressman spoke to Insajder about a proposed bill concerning Serbia, emphasizing support for free elections and stating that Serbia cannot maintain a neutral stance on geopolitical issues ('sit on two chairs'). The discussion touches upon US-Serbia relations and the 'Serbia Act'.
Forest fires on the mountains of Stolovi and Goc have been brought under control. Firefighting and helicopter crews are now working to extinguish the remaining hotspots.
An individual named Kladničanin suggests that elections are likely to be held on October 25th. The timing, it is speculated, is intended to avoid coinciding with the anniversary of a building's overpass collapse.
Miloš Garić states that his insistence on becoming the president of the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) is not firm, and that other candidates were also proposed.
During a blockade, students reported that 14 participants of a conference were targeted using advanced spyware.
Following student entry into the principal's office at Jovina Gymnasium, the situation has become calmer, with students expressing solidarity with their teachers.
New York City has introduced a one-year ban on the use of Artificial Intelligence in elementary schools, emphasizing the importance of teachers and human interaction for children's learning and development.
Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić stated that the state did not engage in spying on students and that no evidence has been presented to suggest the use of spyware against them.
Water supply will be interrupted tomorrow in specific streets in the Zvezdara and Zemun municipalities due to scheduled maintenance work.
The World Meteorological Organization predicts that the El Niño phenomenon will intensify by 2027, potentially making it the warmest year on record.
A young man was seriously injured in a shooting incident in the Cengic Vila neighborhood of Sarajevo. The perpetrator has fled the scene and is currently being sought by authorities.
Denmark's Security and Intelligence Service (PET) has warned that Russia is allegedly preparing acts of sabotage against the Danish defense industry.
Wildfires are raging in several locations near Nikšić, with flames reportedly getting dangerously close to houses in the Vitasojevići area.
