Farmer Raises Indigenous Pig Breeds: How to Save Moravka and Resavka Pigs… ↗
Front page leadA farmer is dedicated to preserving indigenous Serbian pig breeds, Moravka and Resavka, facing challenges posed by the African swine fever.
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The N1 news front page from Serbia features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a farmer raising indigenous pig breeds amidst African swine fever concerns, a Serbian startup achieving 'unicorn' status, and political developments within Serbia involving media and internal…
A farmer is dedicated to preserving indigenous Serbian pig breeds, Moravka and Resavka, facing challenges posed by the African swine fever.
A Serbian startup has become the first domestic 'unicorn' by reaching a valuation of 1.6 billion dollars, primarily through its auto insurance business.
A high school student from Valjevo has become the target of regime media outlets, with his school grades reportedly being published.
The Ministry of Agriculture has secured a significant amount of disinfectants to prevent and control animal diseases.
Environmental activists are raising concerns about potential damage to an underground water source on the Sava embankment due to recent construction work.
Legal expert Prelević analyzes the complaint filed by Milić against Kričak, touching upon defense strategies, internal conflicts within the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and clashes within the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS).
The Republic Hydrometeorological Service of Serbia (RHMZ) reported that temperatures surpassed 30 degrees Celsius in multiple Serbian cities by 9 AM.
Nebojša Stefanović, a figure previously considered sidelined, was seen attending a session of the main board of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS).
The company Mozzart is actively involved in initiatives to protect and preserve the natural heritage of the Vlasina region, highlighting the importance of honey.
A conflict is unfolding within the Ministry of Internal Affairs, with Veselin Milić filing criminal complaints against Kričak, indicating a prolonged dispute.
The article questions the future of NIS, MOL, and Russian involvement, posing whether negotiations will conclude or be postponed again.
FIFA and its president Gianni Infantino have reportedly abandoned a controversial plan following significant pressure.