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The Insajder news front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key stories include the 25th anniversary of 9/11, political commentary on the upcoming 2026 elections in Serbia, an ongoing wildfire in Suva Planina, Serbia's EU accession path, and a school incident in Zagreb…
Twenty-five years after the terrorist attacks on the United States on September 11th, the world still feels the repercussions of the Twin Towers' collapse and the tragic loss of thousands of lives, impacting daily life and geopolitics.
Analyst Petrović suggests that for the first time, the current government in Serbia is facing a genuine risk of losing the 2026 elections.
A wildfire on Suva Planina has been burning for eight days and has now reached the Kraljev Put area, according to Radovanović.
Mijačić warns that Serbia is not progressing well towards EU membership and that a 'Turkish scenario' is becoming more likely if current trends persist.
Police in Zagreb reported that a student injured two individuals, a student and an employee, with a sharp object at a school. The attacker is currently under supervision.
Oil prices are above $106 per barrel, and natural gas has surpassed €80, as major European and American stock market indices experience declines.
Student Arsa Stojanović stated that their election list is not yet finalized, and the names of candidates will be disclosed when the list is officially submitted for the 2026 elections.
The Dveri party's main board has decided not to participate in the upcoming elections and will instead support the 'Students List'.
Minister Balint announced that Serbia and the United States are expanding their cooperation in space research, covering initiatives from NASA and Artemis to the Vidojevica Observatory.
Emergency services in Niš responded to accidents that left three people injured, with two requiring intensive care.
The Union of Free Trade Unions is calling for an investigation into the origin of workers' property to determine ownership of buildings and resorts.
