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The front page of Insajder.net features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on environmental issues, economic concerns, and societal events within Serbia. International stories include reports on military actions in the Middle East and the activities of a US aircraft…
Deliblato Sands has suffered immense losses, making its restoration a significant challenge, according to an expert from the World Wildlife Fund. The expert emphasizes the need for a reassessment of fire protection approaches in light of the climate crisis and suggests natural regeneration with…
Despite extended government regulations and price controls, fuel prices are still increasing. The article questions why state intervention does not result in frozen prices, featuring an analysis by Željko Marković.
A fire on Suva Planina is still raging, with flames spreading across both sides of the mountain range. The report highlights the ongoing environmental hazard.
Students and citizens in Novi Sad marked the one-year anniversary of a protest held near the Faculty of Philosophy. The event focused on the theme that 'the university is not a training ground for repression' and underscored concerns about excessive force.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) claims that Iranian missiles have successfully struck a US aircraft carrier and a destroyer, escalating regional tensions.
Emergency services reported that four individuals sustained serious injuries during the night in Belgrade, with one of the victims being shot.
The US aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln has departed from Thailand, marking the end of its port visit.
Isak Vorgučić from Radio KiM states that the demolition near Gazivode is not the primary security concern, and that the situation for Serbs in the region is deteriorating.
The Freedom Flotilla initiative has announced plans for a new mission aimed at breaching the blockade of Gaza.
A coalition of minority political parties has decided to participate in the upcoming parliamentary elections under a unified list, but without a single prominent leader.
The number of casualties from a landslide in eastern China has increased, with three confirmed deaths and nine people still missing.
