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The Insajder front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include concerns about air pollution in Serbia, protests in Albania, traffic violations in Serbia detected by drones, and international events such as a French minister's resignation offer and falling oil prices…
Serbia faces another winter with high air pollution levels due to insufficient and piecemeal government measures, according to environmental experts. PM10 levels are already exceeded in many municipalities, and issues like stubble burning and lack of plan evaluation worsen the situation.
Protests in Tirana resulted in injuries to 16 police officers and an attack on the headquarters of the ruling socialists.
Traffic police have used drones to record more than 300 violations over a three-month period.
France's Interior Minister, Gérald Darmanin, offered his resignation, which President Emmanuel Macron rejected.
Oil prices are declining following former President Donald Trump's decision to lift sanctions against Russia.
Emergency services reported that five people sustained minor injuries in five separate traffic accidents in Belgrade.
A flight originating from Tel Aviv was forced to make an emergency landing in Bulgaria due to a bomb threat.
An anniversary marking the tragic death of Dušan Jovanović was observed in Belgrade with the aim of ensuring no Roma child in Serbia faces similar suffering.
Nine young individuals sustained injuries in two separate traffic accidents that occurred in Niš.
The movement 'Kreni-promeni' has filed criminal charges against police officers from PS Novi Beograd and Savski venac, as well as employees of the Urgent Center, in relation to the case of Tatjana Mićić.
The Greek coast guard reported that at least six migrants perished when their boat capsized north of Samos.
France's Minister of Justice stated that more than 80 percent of individuals detained over the past weekend will be prosecuted.
Israeli police have arrested eight Jewish settlers suspected of attacking Palestinians, European diplomats, and a photojournalist.
