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The Insajder front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include upcoming elections in Serbia, concerns about high Ambrosia pollen levels, a wildfire on Suva Planina, and an update on the Hashim Thaçi trial in The Hague. Economic news covers rising oil and gas prices…
As Serbian citizens prepare to vote on October 25th, key questions arise about coalition formations and signature collection deadlines for the upcoming parliamentary elections.
Serbia is experiencing high levels of Ambrosia pollen at 27 monitoring sites, with patients reportedly lacking information on weed control measures, while the ministry claims inspections are ongoing.
The commander of the Niš fire brigade expresses confidence in containing the wildfire on Suva Planina, assuring that the blaze will not spread further.
The trial against Hashim Thaçi in The Hague continues with the presentation of closing arguments concerning charges of obstruction of justice.
Serbian pensioners are set to receive financial aid today, with different amounts of 35,000, 27,500, and 20,000 dinars distributed based on unspecified criteria.
Global energy markets see significant price increases, with Brent crude oil exceeding $107 per barrel and European natural gas reaching 83 euros.
Turkish authorities have arrested 162 individuals following raids reportedly targeting members of the LGBTQ+ community.
The French government is preparing a draft law that would prohibit social media access for individuals under the age of 15.
President Vučić views the prosecutor's conclusion in the 'Sound Cannon' case as confirmation of lies, while the opposition calls it institutional cover-up of responsibility.
Sweden's general election is extremely close, with the opposition holding a narrow lead of only three mandates, and final results are not expected until Wednesday.
