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The N1 news front page from Serbia features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include the rising price of wood pellets and its market dynamics, unusual scenes at the Danube river due to historically low water levels, and a weather forecast predicting high temperatures. Domestic…
This article investigates the reasons behind the surge in wood pellet prices, exploring supply availability and market expectations, and questioning who may have capitalized on consumer anxiety.
Extraordinary scenes are reported near Bezdan as the Danube River's water level reaches a near-historical minimum, with unprecedented visual evidence.
A forecast indicates a very hot summer day with temperatures expected to reach as high as 38 degrees Celsius.
The article reports on an incident in Novi Sad where Turkish workers were allegedly assaulted after demanding their wages.
The British Embassy in Pristina expressed concern regarding the demolition of the 'Jezero' hotel, citing reports that actions were taken while legal proceedings were still in progress.
A report highlights that tuberculosis has been associated with hundreds of fatalities throughout England.
An individual has been arrested for alleged tax evasion amounting to 52 million dinars.
Free internal medicine examinations will be available at the University Clinical Center Kragujevac this Saturday.
A severe traffic accident near Lazarevac last night resulted in one fatality and three injuries.
This story celebrates the achievements of young individuals from Serbia who have reached European prominence with the backing of the UniCredit Foundation.
The Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) is organizing its presence for the upcoming elections in Serbia by dispatching a comprehensive observation mission.
This article questions whether anyone in Serbia has successfully obtained all necessary building permits at the first attempt, referencing a local saying.
