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The N1 news front page from Serbia features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include government dismissals from institutional boards, ongoing discussions about police brutality in Valjevo, and a report on later marriage trends. International news covers a significant…
The Serbian government has dismissed Vladan Djokic, Nebojsa Bojovic, and Dejan Filipovic from their positions on the management boards of the Institute for Architecture and the Agency for Spatial Planning.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs reported approximately 3,500 people attended an unregistered gathering in Valjevo, and a criminal complaint will be filed against one participant.
A former police lieutenant reflects on police brutality in Valjevo, expressing that the most painful aspect is realizing it's merely a job for the officers involved.
Consumer Protection Officer Vladica Ilić questions the actions of Pašalić regarding the police brutality case in Valjevo, asking why he did not request footage from the police administration.
Longer education, economic factors, or increased thoughtfulness are explored as potential reasons for the trend of people marrying later, with statistics for 2025.
Residents of a Zvezdara neighborhood have been without water for 15 days, with the water utility company reportedly stating the issue is resolved for them and hanging up.
The situation surrounding the fire in Herceg Novi has become calmer, indicating a potential de-escalation of the incident.
This article discusses various everyday habits that might be unknowingly weakening an individual's immune system.
President Vučić is criticized for using the plight of a mother with a sick child for campaign clips on television and social media.
This Forbes article analyzes the cost of seaside properties this summer relative to the average apartment price in Belgrade.
A powerful earthquake measuring 7.7 on the Richter scale has struck Indonesia, resulting in the deaths of 20 individuals.
Minister Stefanović announced that all homicides that occurred in Belgrade from the beginning of the year have been solved.
