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The N1 news front page from Serbia features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a fire near Deliblatska Peščara, an analysis of the Ekspo exhibition's economic viability, and political commentary on the SPS party's decision to run independently in elections. Other…
Firefighters are working to protect the village of Grebenac near Deliblatska Peščara, with a Russian Iljušin aircraft expected to assist in extinguishing efforts today.
This article provides an exclusive economic analysis of the Ekspo exhibition, calculating the return on investment for every dinar spent.
An analysis exploring the reasons behind the SPS party's decision to run independently in the upcoming elections, questioning if it's a forced move or resistance to SNS desires.
Dimitrijević from CRTA states that irregularities observed at polling stations cannot be effectively addressed by using partitions.
It has been 28 years since the abduction of Radio Priština journalists, and their families have yet to receive any information about their fate.
Dragojević points out that a mere three percent of the population in Serbia shows interest in cultural activities.
Arsić comments on the University of Belgrade's decline in the Shanghai Ranking, stating that the drop is not cause for major alarm.
The system at the Tabanovci border crossing is monitoring drivers, and this article details the penalties for speeding.
This article discusses the potential for Bitcoin to grow, suggesting that a single decision from the United States could significantly impact the cryptocurrency market.
Riha analyzes the speculation surrounding the election date, suggesting it's a tactic by Vučić, and emphasizes the importance of controlling the elections.
This report highlights the challenges faced by passengers at the Petrovaradin train station due to a single service counter serving a large number of travelers.
The body of a man has been recovered from the ruins of a house following an explosion.
A question posed to the audience about their viewing preferences for the evening, contrasting a basketball game with a political event.
