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The N1 news front page from Serbia features a mix of domestic political developments, including discussions about upcoming elections and a no-confidence vote in the government, alongside reports on economic tenders and railway safety. Several traffic accidents are also highlighted, including a…
Political analyst Cvijetin Korać suggests that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's delay in calling elections may indicate a decline in his support, implying public dissatisfaction.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić is proposing subsidies to encourage members of the diaspora to return, raising questions about whether this is genuine state support or a tactic to gain votes before an election.
A significant tender process in Serbia is facing delays and numerous legal challenges, with 11 requests for protection of rights filed over the past year, prompting questions about potential obstructions.
An investigation into the Belgrade railway system highlights four 'black spots' along a short stretch of track, raising concerns about the overall safety and condition of the infrastructure.
A councilor from the Democratic Party (DS) described an incident in Bačka Palanka where a driver allegedly accelerated into a crowd, exhibiting erratic driving behavior.
A collision between a train and a car on the road between Odžaci and Lalić has resulted in the obstruction of traffic.
Montenegro is implementing a new visa policy for citizens of Russia and Belarus, aligning with European Union regulations.
A severe traffic accident occurred near Nikšić, resulting in injuries to eight individuals.
Live coverage of an extraordinary parliamentary session in Serbia where a motion of no-confidence against the government is being debated, with opposition representative Aleksić outlining alleged government scandals.
A young girl sustained serious injuries in a traffic accident near Ušće; the driver, with assistance from his father, removed the vehicle from the scene.
Opposition figure Aleksić argues that earlier elections could have prevented controversies related to the General Staff and other scandals.
Milenko Jovanov, a Member of Parliament, suggests that early parliamentary elections could be a possibility following the ongoing debate in the Assembly.
