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The N1 news front page from Serbia focuses heavily on domestic politics, particularly upcoming elections and the ruling party's maneuvering. There are also reports on economic matters like a government payout and the potential impact of canceling the EXPO 2027 bid. International news includes a…
Analyst Bursać suggests that the significant mobilization on election day will limit the Serbian Progressive Party's (SNS) ability to retain power, indicating a shift in the political landscape.
A student political group's campaign video has escalated tensions, featuring controversial content that ranges from attacks on President Vučić to accusations of rape, highlighting the aggressive nature of the current election campaign.
The Bureau for Democratic Initiatives (BIRODI) criticizes Serbian television channels for airing political advertisements within their election chronicles, rather than providing objective reporting.
A historical look back at the political events of 2012, examining the alliances and betrayals that led to the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) ascending to power.
The Belgrade Initiative for Europe (BIE) warns Forbes Serbia that canceling the EXPO 2027 bid after the upcoming elections could lead to severe repercussions for the country.
The City Board of the Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP) in Šabac has announced its decision to back student candidates in the upcoming elections.
In response to American media outlets halting their video coverage, the White House has initiated an online platform called 'Tramp TV' to disseminate information.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky held a meeting with the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).
A security guard from Serbia has tragically died while working at the Oktoberfest festival in Munich, Germany.
The distribution of 6,000 dinar payments has commenced, with the article detailing the schedule for recipients and those facing delays.
The article contrasts President Vučić's claims of Serbia's economic prosperity with the reality of average workers' wages by comparing them to Montenegro's minimum wage.
Participants at a protest in Priština recited the Kosovo Liberation Army (OVK) oath, which speaks of liberating Albanian territories and uniting them.
According to Kossev, a former mayor has been released from pre-trial detention in Belgrade, with Serbian authorities providing no official explanation for the decision.
An official named Jovanović has reported that the total debt accumulated by Belgrade's public utility companies (JKP) has reached 30 billion dinars.
