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The N1 news front page from Serbia features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include concerns over water supply infrastructure in Belgrade, the deteriorating condition of a health center in Belgrade, and ongoing protests related to political figures. There's also a…
An investigation into the Makiš-Mladenovac water supply project, questioning its progress while hundreds of thousands of Belgrade residents reportedly lack access to tap water.
Despite millions invested in reconstruction, the Šumice Health Center building is falling apart as responsible parties deflect blame.
A severe accident occurred in Hungary where a Polish bus veered off the road, resulting in the deaths of 12 people.
An analysis of recent protests and Serbian President Vučić's public statements regarding citizen numbers, questioning their validity.
A tragic incident occurred in Kovilovo where a young boy succumbed to injuries sustained after falling from a horse during a competition.
This report details intercepted communications allegedly belonging to Igor Vukotić, a leader of the 'Škaljarci' criminal group, discussing drug trafficking.
An exploration into the financial implications and costs associated with working remotely from home.
This section reports on Hurricane Lara impacting Hawaii with casualties and a health story about how abstaining from meat and dairy can alter body chemistry.
An article highlighting the benefits of traditional folk dance for children's development and advising on the appropriate age to begin.
Wildfires continue to rage in the Deliblatska Pescara and Stolovi regions, with strong winds making containment efforts difficult.
A piece from Forbes discussing the concept of buying sovereignty as a potential strategy for survival in doomsday scenarios.
A sports interview featuring footballer Dušan Vlahović expressing his team's ambition to win the Beşiktaş trophy.
An interactive quiz testing users' knowledge about the Ibar river and other major rivers in Serbia.
