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The N1 news front page from Serbia features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include discussions around the legacy of Ratko Mladić and the EU's stance on glorifying war criminals. International news covers Slovenia's tightening migration policy and missing persons after floods…
A commentary piece by Dautović suggests that forming the International Court in the 1990s, rather than the Hague Tribunal, would have prevented accusations of bias.
A report discusses the impending burial of Ratko Mladić, with a minister indicating state honors while President Vučić remains silent on the matter.
The European Union has stated that glorifying war criminals is unacceptable for countries seeking membership.
A Forbes article discusses the decline of sports fields in new Serbian urban developments and its impact on society.
An article explores the debate on whether dogs should be allowed in restaurants and cafes, with a quote emphasizing owner responsibility.
The new leadership of Sweden's foreign intelligence service has been announced, with Andreas von Beckrath taking charge.
Slovenia is implementing stricter migration policies, drawing warnings from the civil sector about potential human rights infringements.
A retrospective piece on the Serbian opposition in August 1999, detailing internal disputes and the formation of the DOS coalition.
An economic analysis suggests that the bus passenger transport sector in Serbia is consolidating power in the hands of a few tycoons.
Natural disaster news reporting that approximately 3,000 individuals are unaccounted for following severe floods in Nepal.
A lifestyle gardening tip advises which plants should not be pruned in the fall to ensure they bloom in the spring.
