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The N1 news front page focuses heavily on Serbian domestic politics, particularly upcoming elections and related commentary from various political figures and groups. International news includes a story about Donald Trump's election promises and a profile of German politician Alice Weidel…
This article questions whether the upcoming October 25 elections will solve Serbia's crisis or lead to organized theft, discussing the potential outcomes and political discourse surrounding the event.
Bakić comments on the calling of elections, suggesting a period of high political tension culminating in a dramatic outcome.
Matović and Voštinić suggest that President Vučić will need to resort to increased electoral fraud to achieve results comparable to those of student-led initiatives in the upcoming elections.
Forbes Serbia poses five crucial economic questions to candidates running for parliament, seeking their proposed solutions for the country's current economic challenges amidst election turmoil.
President Vučić makes a statement about the upcoming elections, contrasting his own dedication with what he perceives as the uninspired motives of his political opponents.
Donald Trump has promised that each American citizen will receive $5,000 if the Republican party secures victory in the upcoming elections.
The political party PUF has announced its support for a student-led electoral list in the upcoming Serbian elections.
A Greek woman has successfully given birth to a child conceived from an embryo that had been cryogenically preserved for more than two decades.
This article profiles Alice Weidel, the leader of the German AfD party, highlighting her personal life which includes a same-sex partnership and adopted children, contrasting with her party's platform.
A new citizens' group called 'Student List - Students are Winning' has been formed, with 14 initial signatories announcing their participation in the political landscape.
Mlađenović criticizes the potential attendance of ministers at Ratko Mladić's funeral in an official capacity, questioning the contradiction between pro-EU stances and actions perceived as undermining European values.
A professor from the Faculty of Philosophy reports that over fifty percent of Serbian students lack functional literacy skills, raising concerns about the quality of education.
This is a brief mention of Terzić commenting on the reception of Serbian women's volleyball players by President Vučić.
