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Front page leadA politician, Nestorović, emphasizes the need to expose past wrongdoings in the Serbian Assembly, referencing a controversial 'sound cannon' recording.
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The N1 news front page from Serbia features a mix of domestic political and economic news, alongside a few international and regional stories. Top domestic stories include discussions about parliamentary sessions, upcoming elections, and economic shifts like the merger of Novi Sad-Gas into…
A politician, Nestorović, emphasizes the need to expose past wrongdoings in the Serbian Assembly, referencing a controversial 'sound cannon' recording.
An official, Marićević, speculates that parliamentary sessions might be used to gauge MPs' presence and maintain political momentum before elections.
Political figures Đorđević and Ponoš caution against underestimating President Vučić, urging the opposition to remain vigilant.
New amendments to Serbian law mandate approval from the BIA (Security-Information Agency) for jobs in the Tax Administration, with strict rules on political neutrality.
The company Novi Sad-Gas is set to be merged with the state-owned Srbijagas, involving the transfer of all its assets, debts, and workforce.
CNN analyzes potential reasons why an upcoming meeting between Israeli PM Netanyahu and former US President Trump could be fraught with difficulties.
Students in Niš are protesting by blocking roads, demanding the Serbian government reinstate budget-funded study places at the Faculty of Philosophy.
A preview of the 'Dan uživo' program, mentioning 'Pharmacies' and its connection to pre-election activities.
A health expert, Pilipović, reports that Serbia has one of the highest rates of death from skin cancer in Europe.
Survivors recount the events leading up to a fatal incident on Mount Elbrus, attributing it to a sudden and drastic change in weather conditions.
The article discusses a significant decline in oil prices, presenting it as a potentially lucrative but temporary investment opportunity.
The story highlights the alarming frequency of six fires per day originating from a landfill, raising concerns about toxic pollution.
The Serbian Consulate reports that a man injured in a road accident has been moved to a hospital in Sofia, Bulgaria, in critical condition.