Hubač: If he could win elections, Aleksandar Vučić would call them ↗
Front page leadPolitical analyst Hubač suggests that if Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić believed he could win elections, he would call them.
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The front page of N1 Serbia features a mix of domestic political news, including a statement about Aleksandar Vučić potentially calling snap elections, a parliamentary request for a no-confidence vote against the government, and a withdrawn public-private partnership proposal for Belgrade's…
Political analyst Hubač suggests that if Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić believed he could win elections, he would call them.
Members of the Serbian Parliament from the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) have submitted a request to convene a session to discuss a motion of no-confidence against the current government.
The Belgrade City Assembly has withdrawn a proposal related to a public-private partnership for the introduction of an integrated security system within the city.
Ljubiša Ristić has been appointed as the new interim director of the renowned Belgrade theater, Atelje 212.
Authorities have reported no new cases of African swine fever in the Central Banat and North Banat districts of Serbia.
The United States has announced the imposition of new tariffs on goods originating from 60 different countries.
Wildfires have forced the evacuation of tens of thousands of people in affected regions of Spain and Southern France.
The latest fuel prices have been released, indicating an increase in both diesel and gasoline.
A lifestyle article promoting a luxury resort, Selectum Collection Bodrum, highlighting its natural surroundings.
Experts are raising questions about the legality and appropriateness of private patrols in Belgrade engaging directly with citizens.
Three individuals have been apprehended in connection with the drowning of a child at a water park in Smederevo.
Savo Manojlović describes the current session of the Serbian Parliament as one of the most embarrassing of its mandate.
Employees of 'Apoteka Beograd' are protesting by decorating a tree in front of the City Assembly with license plates and uniforms.