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The N1 news front page focuses heavily on domestic Serbian news, with a prominent story detailing a statement from Šabić regarding the illegality of police attempts to enter student premises. Other domestic news includes discussions about political party strategies, job losses for professors, and…
Former Commissioner for Information of Public Importance, Rodoljub Šabić, stated that the police's attempt to enter student premises was illegal and called for accountability from officials.
A political figure, Simić, emphasizes the importance of communicating with voters who supported the SNS party, assuring them of a normal future.
A student interviewee in a show called 'Utisak' calls for political parties to be responsible about crossing the election threshold, expressing hope for their own party to win a majority.
At least 12 professors have lost their jobs at the Polytechnic School in Subotica, with one suspecting political reasons behind the dismissals.
An investigation reveals that investors are facing difficulties, questioning who is hindering renewable energy sources in anticipation of a significant 'power surge'.
Ilja Srdanović, a student list holder, has regained access to his Instagram account.
Singer Ceca Ražnatović reportedly performed at a festival in Kolašin for 75,000 euros, a price deemed worthwhile by the organizers.
According to the BBC, the outcome of Russian parliamentary elections was predictable, unlike many other aspects concerning Russia.
Pirelli has created intelligent tires capable of transmitting information about road conditions directly to vehicles.
The number of employed foreigners in Serbia is projected to exceed 64,000 by the end of 2025, indicating a trend in labor migration.
The article discusses a significant single-day drop in oil prices and questions whether it presents a timely investment opportunity.
The deadline for citizens to apply for a 6,000 dinar subsidy is tonight at midnight.
A broken water pipe has been causing water to flow down a street in Mirijevo for two months, with residents citing narrow streets as an obstacle to repairs.
A fire broke out in a building in Novi Sad, resulting in an apartment being completely burned.
