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The N1 news front page features a mix of domestic and regional news. Top stories include an investigation into media outlets' alleged role in spreading hate speech, the passing of acclaimed Croatian writer Vedrana Rudan, and a report on a technical error that led to the release of a public…
This article investigates the alleged role of media outlets, specifically "clones" of Informer and Alo, in targeting and intimidating individuals locally, suggesting a 'scorched earth' tactic.
Dželebdžić comments on the government's reaction to the Shanghai List, suggesting that Macut prioritized a political role over his academic career as a professor.
A report from the Danube River near Prahovo, where a drop in water levels has revealed historical artifacts or features.
Reports from Croatian media confirm the death of the renowned writer Vedrana Rudan.
Remembering Vedrana Rudan, who wrote about cancer with dark humor, recalling her powerful words on life and freedom.
An article exploring the reasons behind Dr. Milić's controversial decision to appoint a student to lead a committee in Novi Sad.
A pediatric anesthesiologist provides essential information for parents regarding anesthesia procedures for children.
The League of Social Democrats of Vojvodina (LSV) criticizes development priorities, stating that while 'Belgrade on Water' is progressing, smaller towns in Vojvodina are facing decline.
An N1 investigation reveals that a public official, Vesić, was released from custody due to a technical error, instead of remaining detained.
A report on an ongoing fire in the Stolovi mountains, detailing how wind is exacerbating the situation, with the Deliblatska Peščara being the most challenging area.
This article discusses the division among taxi drivers regarding new platforms and a proposed law that could increase taxi service costs by up to 30%.
The Commercial Court has temporarily halted the change of ownership of TV Vijesti due to a dispute over the sale of the majority stake.
