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The N1 news front page highlights a variety of domestic and international stories, with a strong focus on Serbian current events including a cultural interview, a professor's complaint about a stolen phone, a university rector's statements, and reports on fires and property prices within Serbia…
An interview with Minja Bogavac discusses youth support, the price of artistic expression, and addresses 'censors', suggesting a strong stance on cultural independence and criticism.
Professor Stevan Filipović, who was beaten, is questioning how his confiscated mobile phone managed to travel from the Ministry of Internal Affairs to Uroševac, implying potential mishandling or corruption.
Rector Đokić, speaking in Vrbas, alluded to a new student initiative and asserted that the authorities have failed to erode public trust in higher education.
N1 reports from near Deliblatska Peščara, stating that the situation in Šumarak is more stable, with machinery creating firebreaks to prevent further spread to Dubovac.
Property prices on Vračar have reached record highs, with square meter costs exceeding 7,000 euros, while green areas are diminishing, raising questions about whether address matters more than quality of life.
The Houthi movement in Yemen has launched an attack on an oil facility located in Saudi Arabia.
North Macedonia is currently dealing with two active fires, while more than twenty have been successfully put out.
The Danube River near Novi Sad has uncovered a fortification that has been hidden for decades, as documented in a video report.
Experts are cautioning against applying perfume directly to the neck due to potential health risks, including the possibility of developing cancer.
This lifestyle piece explores a unique way to reach the beach by catamaran, offering a distinct holiday experience in Antalya.
Emergency services reported a incident where a girl was stabbed in Belgrade.
A successful EuroLeague basketball player has signed a contract with the Serbian club Crvena Zvezda.
