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The N1 news front page from Serbia focuses heavily on domestic political developments, including election campaigning and commentary on political figures and events. International news, particularly regarding Russia and Ukraine, is also present. Economic news related to citizen loans and the real…
An article exploring the historical context of funeral services held by Serbian patriarchs for various Serbian figures, including royalty and controversial political leaders.
This story analyzes the difference in messages from Brussels concerning Serbia's EU aspirations before and after the funeral of Ratko Mladić, questioning the country's direction.
The start of the election race in Serbia is marked by a student list initiating its campaign, with significant public support observed.
An economic report detailing the expiration of a deadline for preferential loans aimed at citizens with lower incomes, questioning the actual savings achieved.
Russian President Putin stated that the deployment of European forces in Ukraine would be perceived as an act of war against Russia.
A report from Kragujevac on the collection of signatures for a student electoral list, noting a large turnout of citizens eager to show their support.
A health-focused article presenting insights from medical professionals on six surprising factors that can lead to increased cortisol levels.
The Academic Plenum has stated that the authorities bear political responsibility for an attack on Sinani.
An economic analysis suggesting that flexibility is increasingly becoming a key factor in the commercial real estate market.
A Forbes report highlighting that the state has overlooked regulations for returning expired medications, opting for a pilot project instead of addressing an inadequate law.
This article critically examines the campaigning tactics of the outgoing president, describing them as a combination of intimidation and the offering of new promises.
An analysis featuring opinions from Janjić and Lazović on the necessity of a pro-European coalition for regime change and accountability after elections.
