Srdanović Briefly Surpasses Vučić in Political Betting ↗
Front page leadA report highlights that Srdanović has for the first time surpassed Vučić in political betting markets, indicating a significant increase in wagers on Serbian elections.
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The N1 Serbia front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include political developments in Serbia, such as betting on elections and discussions around the cancellation of a visit by Ursula von der Leyen. There's also a story about Serbia exploring nuclear energy…
A report highlights that Srdanović has for the first time surpassed Vučić in political betting markets, indicating a significant increase in wagers on Serbian elections.
Analysts, opposition, and government figures offer differing explanations for the cancellation of Ursula von der Leyen's visit, linking it to elections, Ratko Mladić, or other factors.
An Israeli expert states that the Israeli ministry is responsible for deciding to whom Serbia can export drone technology.
Serbia has begun the first phase of its nuclear energy program, with the article detailing what it entails and identifying the main challenges.
Students have condemned an attack on a journalist who was filming a political party's stand in Niš, expressing solidarity with 'Magdalena'.
A significant number of fish have died at the Veliko blato lake near Krnjača.
Donald Trump announced that the United States has reached an agreement for permanent security control over Greenland.
Danica Popović suggests that a student list should include the cancellation of the Expo exhibition in its anti-corruption program.
The article discusses the rarity of political debates in Serbia, contrasting it with international norms and noting President Vučić's recent mention of debates after a 14-year gap.
This article provides tips on smart shopping strategies, emphasizing that saving money involves more than just looking for the lowest prices.
A tragic incident occurred in Novi Sad where a son allegedly killed his mother during the night.
A kindergarten in Borča has been ready for opening for two years but cannot operate because it lacks an occupancy permit, even though children have been enrolled.