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The N1 news front page from Serbia features several domestic stories, primarily focusing on political developments concerning President Aleksandar Vučić, including his statements on election timelines and campaign activities, and his remarks on the NIS energy company. Other domestic news includes…
President Aleksandar Vučić has indicated a new potential date for presidential elections, stating that 'call centers and secure votes' are normal campaign activities, with the elections potentially falling between December and February 2027. This story is domestic as it concerns Serbian politics…
This article humorously critiques President Vučić's involvement in seemingly minor local issues, such as problems with pigs in Borča, while raising questions about his actual presidential jurisdiction and the handling of more significant matters.
President Aleksandar Vučić expressed his hope that all matters related to the NIS energy company could be finalized by the end of September, indicating progress on significant economic and business dealings.
The first outbreak of goat and sheep pox has been confirmed in Raška, Serbia. Minister Glamočić stated that the disease likely arrived through illegal trade from Kosovo, raising public health concerns.
A serious traffic accident occurred in Zvezdara, Belgrade, where a bus detached from a truck and collided with a tram, resulting in a fire. Emergency services responded to the scene.
Student representatives are protesting the adoption of plans for the 'Novi Sad on the Water' project, claiming that it involves the privatization of public resources and infringes on public interests.
This article looks back at the most devastating earthquakes that occurred in the territory of the former Yugoslavia, recalling historical tragedies and their impact.
A lifestyle piece exploring the Turkish city of Antalya, highlighting its blend of historical mystique and contemporary living, likely a travel or cultural interest story.
An activist reports that around 5,000 signatures were gathered in Belgrade in a single day for a petition opposing the expansion of mining operations near the towns of Zaječar and Bor, highlighting local environmental concerns.
A lifestyle article discussing astrological traits, focusing on the most desirable zodiac signs and why people are drawn to them.
This story, seemingly from Forbes, reports on Alabaro fulfilling a promise to purchase a property on the Sava riverfront, detailing his continued real estate investments in Belgrade.
