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The N1 news front page from Serbia focuses heavily on domestic political news, particularly concerning upcoming elections and student activism. Several stories detail the inclusion of students in the SNS party list, with commentary on the implications and potential political shifts. Other domestic…
An investigative report reveals that an additional billion [currency not specified] is allocated from the budget for upcoming elections, detailing the intended recipients and distribution methods of these funds.
A statement by Srdanović emphasizes the singular goal of constructing a superior Serbia, asserting that no other objective holds significance.
Djuric argues that students represent a unifying force and the only hope for accountability, contrasting this with the divisive nature of Vučić and the SNS party.
The article identifies students appearing on the SNS party list, including the son of Vučićević and individuals associated with Pionirski Park, some of whom have made controversial statements.
This story questions the potential delay of the academic year, exploring who has the authority to make such decisions and whether student protests are an effective solution.
A preview for the 'Dan uživo' (Live Today) show, posing a question to Europe about understanding specific issues.
Ivanji comments on the submission of a student list, sensing changes in the air and expressing that he would be concerned if he were in power.
A Russian oligarch close to Putin reportedly paid for part of Donald Trump Jr.'s lavish wedding.
Katarina Šćepanović, a candidate on a student list, states that the country needs to be reset to its original state.
Prosecutor Marković states that a sound cannon was not deployed on March 15th and assures that all those responsible will face legal consequences.
The article discusses the release of the Shanghai Ranking by scientific fields and how Serbian universities performed in this international assessment.
