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The N1 news front page from Serbia covers a range of domestic and regional issues. Top stories include a critical examination of Serbia's national narrative regarding war crimes, a statement from Croatian President Milanović about his family's past and his views on Ratko Mladić, and ongoing…
This article questions the narrative surrounding war crimes, suggesting that the Serbian government is deflecting responsibility and guilt onto its own citizens rather than confronting the past.
Croatian President Zoran Milanović discusses his family's past, including his mother's work and his father's involvement with paramilitary groups, and states that Ratko Mladić is not his general.
The article reports on the ongoing demolition of weekend houses in the Gazivode area, with Kosovo police present at the scene.
This Forbes Serbia report details over 100 citizen objections to a construction plan near the Belgrade Fair, citing concerns about building height and lack of green space, which authorities largely dismissed.
A Serbian national has been arrested in Budva, Montenegro, for attempted murder, with local media reporting that Serbia is seeking him in connection with a murder case in Kumodraž.
Raiffeisen Bank has been recognized with six international awards from Global Finance for its digital services catering to businesses.
Experts are raising concerns about a worsening water crisis in Serbia, highlighting the failure to maintain and develop water sources, making temporary solutions like water tanks insufficient.
A postman from Čapljina, Bosnia and Herzegovina, has allegedly disappeared with pension funds, reportedly flying to Turkey with Thailand as his final destination.
According to diplomatic sources, Israel has instructed the closure of the British consulate in East Jerusalem within a 30-day period.
According to N1's sources, the Party of Freedom and Justice (PSG) has made a decision not to participate in the upcoming elections.
