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The Insajder news front page covers a range of topics including international relations, domestic safety, social unrest in France, and local Serbian news. A key international story discusses the threat of Russian hybrid attacks on Europe, with a Serbian analyst's perspective. Domestically, there…
An analyst warns that Russia's hybrid attacks pose the greatest threat to Europe, noting that Moscow is targeting countries supporting Kyiv and could escalate actions against NATO members. The discussion includes Serbia's position, which sells arms to Ukraine while maintaining relations with Moscow.
Serbia's Ministry of Interior reported 129 traffic accidents on October 1st, resulting in four fatalities and 68 injuries across the country.
In France, nearly 2,000 individuals were arrested amid protests by high school students, which involved significant public unrest and property damage.
A memorial gathering was held in Novi Sad 23 months after the canopy collapse incident at the train station, with participants demanding justice.
Emergency medical services reported the death of a cyclist in Belgrade who fell ill after riding.
Ukraine's capital, Kyiv, and Brussels have reached an agreement on financial support for 2026-2027, although no new European Union aid packages were mentioned.
The 53rd edition of the FEST film festival is scheduled to commence this evening, featuring various cinematic works.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has called on Republican senators to vote in favor of abolishing the practice of daylight saving time.
Following a cold morning, Serbia is expected to experience a warmer day with temperatures reaching up to 25 degrees Celsius.
A total of 691 decisions have been issued concerning 1,023 individuals who are beneficiaries of the Alimony Fund.
