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The N1 news front page from Serbia features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include ongoing efforts to combat fires near Deliblatska Peščara, a report on a healthcare worker experiencing mobbing, and economic news about state budget contributions for citizen payouts…
N1 reports on the ongoing situation with fires near Deliblatska Peščara, noting that localized fires have been contained in specific settlements. The article also touches on the longer-term struggle against fires in Serbia.
Citizens who are not shareholders of the Share Fund will need to apply to receive a 6,000 dinar payout, with the state adding 150 million euros from the budget.
A nurse from Kragujevac alleges that she has been subjected to mobbing at her workplace for two years, stating that the pressure has not stopped even after an agency ruling.
Meteorological services are warning that the strongest El Niño to date is approaching, with 2027 likely to be the warmest year in history.
The Pentagon has reported that more than 750 American soldiers have been wounded during operations against Iran.
The United States has increased sanctions on Cuba, and Americans who have returned may be held accountable.
International journalistic organizations have stated that the spiral of violence against journalists in Serbia is intensifying with complete impunity.
An investigation examines the state budget for 2027, questioning whether elections or the budget will take precedence.
A report highlights that Novi Sad residents are facing the issue of water and sewage flowing through the same pipe for 365 days a year, impacting waste water treatment.
Maja Sever discusses a letter from Minister Bratina, questioning the rationale behind approaching the owner of a private media outlet.
