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The news from Insajder focuses on domestic Serbian affairs, including the deactivation of a WWII bomb in Belgrade, political discussions regarding upcoming elections, and economic concerns like rising heating fuel prices. International news covers elections in Brazil and statements from Donald…
Minister of Interior Ivica Dačić gave approval from the MUP command center to begin the deactivation of a WWII bomb found at a construction site in Palilula, Belgrade, involving 355 personnel from various services.
Voters in Bosnia and Herzegovina are electing representatives for 13 parliaments, members of the Presidency, and the President of Republika Srpska today, following the Dayton Accords.
A discussion questions whether a referendum-like atmosphere is overshadowing candidate programs in the upcoming elections.
Demand for firewood has increased before the heating season, with pellet prices reaching 48,000 dinars per ton, and experts warning about quality issues.
The weather service predicts sunny and warm conditions next week after cold mornings, with temperatures potentially reaching up to 28 degrees Celsius and some areas experiencing morning frost.
Emergency services in Belgrade handled two severe injuries and 147 calls overnight, including incidents related to traffic accidents and a gunshot wound.
A student was reportedly attacked with a scythe for mowing grass during a door-to-door campaign event for the 2026 elections in the municipality of Grocka.
Donald Trump stated that data centers cannot be easily shut down and that such actions would lead them to relocate to China.
Presidential elections are taking place in Brazil today, with the main contenders being Lula da Silva and Flavio Bolsonaro, son of the former president.
The deadline for submitting election lists to the Republic Electoral Commission (RIK) expires at midnight, with the RIK announcing which parties have entered the race for the snap parliamentary elections.
Dmitry Nuriev stated that Europe requires Russian energy for its survival.
According to Hegset, some US forces stationed in Europe might be redeployed to the Western Hemisphere to combat drug cartels.
