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The Insajder news website covers a range of domestic and international topics. Domestically, it reports on student allegations of spyware installation, a government aid program, and environmental issues like fires and heatwaves. International news includes updates on the conflict in Ukraine…
Citizen Lab has confirmed suspicions that students in Serbia had sophisticated spyware installed on their phones, with authorities dismissing the claims. The investigation into the alleged Pegasus attack is ongoing.
A gathering took place in front of a church in Topčider ahead of the funeral for Ratko Mladić, who was convicted of genocide.
This article explores Serbia's progress in robot production, from its pioneering efforts at the 'Mihajlo Pupin' Institute to current assembly line capabilities.
Finance Minister Siniša Mali announced that nearly 83,000 people applied for a one-time aid payment of 6,000 Serbian dinars within eight hours.
The fire on Suva Planina continues to burn, with strong winds intensifying the blaze in Deliblatska Peščara.
With increasingly long heatwaves, this report discusses the challenges of designing buildings, especially older structures, to withstand hotter summers.
The AfD party achieved a significant victory in the elections in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, though without securing an absolute majority.
Iran has declared a "banned zone" in waters outside the Strait of Hormuz, which will encompass parts of the Persian Gulf.
North Korea has showcased a new naval vessel designed for nuclear deterrence capabilities.
Ukraine's military reported that Russia launched more than 90 drones targeting the country during the previous night.
Firefighters are in their eighth day of battling a wildfire near Konitsa, Greece, with air forces now assisting in the suppression efforts.
Putevi Srbije reports significant truck waiting times at border crossings, with four hours at Batrovci and three hours at Šid.
