Energoprojekt Sale Deemed Illegal by Court: Major Twist in Acquisition ↗
Front page leadA court has ruled that the acquisition of shares in the former giant Energoprojekt was illegal, marking a significant turn of events in the company's sale.
Serbia
The N1 news front page from Serbia features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Serbian politics and business. Top stories include a court ruling on the sale of Energoprojekt, changes to legislation regarding the Belgrade Waterfront project, and political discussions…
A court has ruled that the acquisition of shares in the former giant Energoprojekt was illegal, marking a significant turn of events in the company's sale.
The special law concerning the Belgrade Waterfront project is being amended to extend the deadline for expropriation of properties.
Four families in Novi Pazar have been evicted from their homes after a section of a construction site wall, including stairs and a garage, collapsed into a pit.
Criminal charges have been filed concerning daily allowances paid for an SNS rally, with questions raised about which laws were broken and potential penalties.
Discussions in the Serbian Parliament regarding a no-confidence vote in the government have entered their third day.
A billboard featuring the image of Vojislav Šešelj remains in central Novi Sad despite an order for its removal, with critics calling it an eyesore and a disgrace, and noting he is a convicted war criminal.
The prosecution reports that a Kosovo Police officer has been arrested for detaining and assaulting a woman in an apartment in Sokobanja.
A tourist on vacation in Croatia was confused by an unusual sound from a balcony, with a video of the incident generating numerous comments.
A lawyer reports receiving threatening messages after being mentioned by President Vučić and targeting the Informer outlet, expressing fear for her safety.
A traffic engineer explains that reducing the speed limit to 50 km/h on the Ada Bridge impacts the efficiency of the entire traffic system.
This story appears to cover a sequence of events including threats against an individual and subsequent arrests, framed as a political spectacle.