Radonjić: Police serve as SNS security, if things go wrong ↗
Front page leadPolitician Radonjić claims that the police are acting as security for the SNS party and warns of potential negative consequences.
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The N1 front page features a mix of domestic Serbian news, including political commentary, social issues, and economic reports, alongside international events like natural disasters and a prison escape. A significant portion of the domestic coverage focuses on the upcoming elections, with…
Politician Radonjić claims that the police are acting as security for the SNS party and warns of potential negative consequences.
Journalists in Užice have reportedly experienced attacks, had their phones confiscated, and been targeted, highlighting issues of press freedom.
The article discusses the implementation of new technologies and protective screens in Serbian elections, comparing it with regional practices to prevent electoral fraud.
This Forbes report investigates the amount of subsidies Serbia has provided for the production of auto parts, focusing on competition between Chinese and German companies.
A health-related article exploring the reasons behind the continued preservation of the smallpox virus in laboratory settings.
The United Arab Emirates military has successfully intercepted an Iranian drone, indicating regional tensions.
Transport companies from the Western Balkans are meeting with EU delegations to address restrictions on drivers' stays within the Schengen area.
Devastating floods in Nepal and Tibet have resulted in the deaths of over 900 individuals, with ongoing rescue and recovery efforts.
A report on a Serbian national's daring escape from a German prison and the subsequent investigation into how he obtained the necessary tools.
Professor Baucal criticizes the state's actions regarding universities, characterizing the minister's role as that of a 'colonial administrator'.
Milivojević comments on the formation of a new parliamentary group and clarifies that Albijanić is not a member.
Student activists who are on blockade have outlined their plans for a commemorative march scheduled for September 1st in Belgrade.
Independent experts have identified several problems with the reconstruction project of the market in Aranđelovac.