What's happening in Europe?
Serbia
The news on Insajder focuses on domestic Serbian politics and business, with a notable story about the Transparency Serbia organization's monitoring of the current government's decisions. Other domestic news includes legal actions against the owner of Alta Bank and issues faced by refugee families…
Transparency Serbia is monitoring the caretaker government's actions, flagging 27 acts as high risk and 134 as elevated risk, concerning long-term contracts, state asset management, and personnel decisions, though these are risk assessments, not necessarily illegalities. The organization…
The Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime has prohibited the owner of Alta Bank and his affiliated companies from disposing of their assets, with the specific items on the list yet to be fully detailed.
133 refugee families have been waiting for three decades for the state to fulfill its promise of providing them with apartments, with ongoing bureaucratic delays hindering the process.
A three-story building in New York City collapsed, resulting in two fatalities and at least 17 injuries.
The weather forecast for today predicts warm temperatures but cloudy skies with periods of rain.
Banka Poštanska štedionica has started scheduling appointments for the payout of insured deposits from the now bankrupt Alta Bank.
Russia and Ukraine have resumed their attacks, while US envoys Vitkof and Kušner are in Moscow holding discussions with President Putin.
Authorities have arrested responsible individuals from a company in Novi Sad on suspicion of tax evasion and money laundering.
At least six people have died in an Israeli airstrike on a hospital in Gaza.
The Vrnjačka Banja interchange will be closed to traffic starting today for road surface repairs.
Five municipalities in the Moravički and Zlatiborski districts will experience power outages today due to scheduled maintenance works.
