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The N1 news front page features a mix of domestic Serbian news, including local incidents in Užice and infrastructure issues, alongside a legal analysis of international criminal courts. There's also a story on the Belgrade housing market and environmental concerns.
Following incidents in Užice, the situation is reported as calm. A local councilor from the ZLF party stated that the 'entire circus has left,' and the citizens of Užice are left to themselves in their city.
There was a tense atmosphere in central Užice before and after a rally by the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), which concluded with a speech by President Vučić. Police reportedly prevented citizens from approaching the main square.
Despite President Vučić's promise of a new water supply system, residents of Rekovac are still without clean water five years later, complaining that the available water is yellow.
An article discusses the importance of early childhood development for school readiness, outlining key skills and knowledge a first-grader should possess, and distinguishing them from less crucial aspects.
A professor of international law explains to N1 how the tribunals established for the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda were instrumental in the development and establishment of the International Criminal Court (ICC).
The article from Forbes suggests that the Belgrade housing market is showing signs of recovery, but raises questions about housing accessibility for individuals who cannot afford the rising prices of apartments.
This story critically assesses a new nature protection program, questioning whether it is effective or just another document full of strategic failures and missed opportunities.
MEP Tonino Picula stated that attending Ratko Mladic's funeral would be an act of identifying with his crimes.
RTS reports that duty teams are on high alert in Deliblatska peščara as firefighting efforts continue to extinguish a fire on Stolovi.
A statement from coach Penjaroya indicates the difficulty in persuading players to join the team for the previous season.
