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The N1 news front page from Serbia features a mix of domestic and international news. Domestically, key stories include discussions about the distribution of funds from the Share Fund, political maneuvering in Belgrade involving Mayor Šapić and Sinisa Mali, a promotion of young Serbian army…
This article discusses the distribution of funds from the Share Fund, with most recipients expected to receive 6,000 dinars, while some could receive as much as 144,000 dinars. It is linked to President Vučić's announcement of changes to the law regarding this fund.
This story delves into the political dynamics of Belgrade's governance, questioning the influence of Mayor Šapić and suggesting a potential replacement by Sinisa Mali, possibly orchestrated by President Vučić.
This report questions the resurfacing of "false divisions" and accusations of separatism in Vojvodina, suggesting that the government is intentionally reintroducing these issues.
The editorial board of the Viennese newspaper 'Presse' was reportedly taken aback by an interview with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, although the executive director maintains he did nothing wrong.
British singer Lili Allen will be featured in a new documentary where she is expected to share previously unknown aspects of her life with the public.
Authorities in Novi Pazar have arrested an individual found in possession of 400 kilograms of illegally cut tobacco.
Montenegrin police have identified a Serbian citizen as being responsible for a bombing incident that occurred on July 4th in Herceg Novi.
This story covers the promotion ceremony for the youngest officers of the Serbian Army held at Banjica, featuring a quote from a participant expressing gratitude for the army's role in her development.
This Forbes report examines the trend of Serbian workers migrating to Alaska for employment, noting that some have returned, and questions the reasons behind these decisions.
This article reports on politician Paunović refuting a story about a pharmacy in Peć and questioning the existence of extremely influential individuals within Serbia.
The lawyer of a Serbian passenger who narrowly avoided being removed from a Ryanair flight suggests potential legal action against Boeing or General Electric, implying issues with the aircraft or its systems.
Minister Stefanović attributes the US lifting taxes on Serbia to a decision by the Supreme Court, rather than any influence exerted by President Vučić.
This report describes an incident where individuals, after having a beer, revealed their authority and shut down a cafe, with the owner defiantly stating that neither the pandemic nor current circumstances will defeat them.
