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The N1 news front page features a mix of domestic Serbian political news, including a story about a potential "Polish scenario" for youth-led political change and controversies surrounding student wiretapping allegations and the state funeral for Ratko Mladić. There are also reports on social…
This article discusses the possibility of young people initiating political change in Serbia, drawing parallels to a "Polish scenario" and questioning their ability to succeed without the support of older generations.
The Serbian President is again accused of exceeding his constitutional powers in connection with an alleged wiretapping of students.
President Vučić claims the Serbian security agency (BIA) has evidence that students fabricated wiretapping claims and expresses pessimism about Serbia's EU accession prospects.
A figure named Todorović criticizes a minister for allegedly violating Serbian laws during the funeral of Ratko Mladić.
The report criticizes the decision to grant state honors for Ratko Mladić, deeming it a political and ethical failure that goes against Serbian law and European Union advisories.
A lighthearted story about an unusual casting for an opera at the Metropolitan Opera, where a boa constrictor named Princess has been given a role.
This appears to be an announcement or title for a program or discussion titled 'N1 Direktno: Is There Room For All of Us?', likely related to social inclusion or current affairs.
This headline suggests a discussion or article about the program '24 Minutes', possibly questioning its content, duration, or impact.
Following the expulsion of Ružić from the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS), another high-ranking party member has resigned, indicating internal turmoil.
The article reports on the Belgrade Pride March taking place today, with the theme 'There Is Room For All of Us', highlighting social events in the capital.
This report provides information about road closures in Belgrade on a Saturday due to a 10k race and the Belgrade Pride event.
A wildfire on Suva Planina has expanded, requiring aerial firefighting support from an 'Iljušin' aircraft.
A prominent hospital has reported potential cartel behavior among food suppliers, alleging overcharging and price manipulation.
