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The Insajder news front page focuses heavily on Serbian domestic politics, particularly the upcoming 2026 elections, discussing the influence of social media, differing media narratives, and the role of democracy. International news includes a fire at a Canadian military base, unidentified objects…
A SHARE Foundation analysis shows media presented voting abroad differently during the fourth week of the election campaign, with social media playing an increasing role in engaging citizens and targeting them with ads.
Professor Vladisavljević states that the core issue in elections is the renewal of democracy, and ideological differences are not decisive.
A pedestrian was killed on the bypass road near Ostružnica.
The Canadian Minister of Defense confirmed fatalities and injuries following a major fire at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright.
Unidentified objects were detected in the airspace of Lithuania and Poland, prompting NATO to scramble jets while the military searched the terrain.
Russian diesel is expected to arrive in the US within 15 to 20 days, and the refusal of European gas will lead to shortages.
"Vojvodinašume" has determined that over 12,000 hectares were burned in Deliblatska Peščara, and a plan for restoration is underway.
The Administrative Court rejected the appeals from the "Students' List" regarding polling stations abroad and voting times.
Prime Minister Ana Brnabić announced she will send a complaint to the European Parliament regarding the impartiality of their observation mission.
Mayor Šapić announced the construction of five roundabouts and new traffic exits, with works at Autokomanda and in New Belgrade starting in 2027.
Two people were killed in mass strikes in St. Petersburg and Zaporizhzhia, with oil storage facilities catching fire.
A collision occurred between a passenger car and a police vehicle in Zagreb, with no injuries reported.
