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The N1 news front page from Serbia features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include US Senator Marco Rubio's statement on Serbia's involvement in 'potentially problematic and explosive issues,' Serbian President Vučić's remarks at the UN regarding global problems and…
US Senator Marco Rubio stated that Serbia is involved in issues that could be problematic and explosive, following a meeting with Lavrov and a discussion about stronger strategic cooperation between the US and Serbia.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić addressed the UN, stating that the biggest problems today stem from the past and present disrespect for rules and principles.
In his UN address, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić responded to Croatia, stating that they cannot lecture Serbia and are proud of their Nazi past.
Following the collapse of a retaining wall in Voždovac, residents were evacuated. Investigations are ongoing, with residents having previously warned about potential issues.
An analysis of election promises made between 2012 and 2016, including pledges of 100 billion in investments, no pension cuts, and closing EU negotiation chapters.
The Pakistani army has reportedly launched attacks on 10 locations within Afghanistan.
Serbia's army is introducing robot dogs with Chinese pedigrees, prompting questions about the military cooperation between Belgrade and Beijing.
A new study has found a connection between the consumption of sugar in early childhood and the development of anxiety later in life.
The start of the ABA League season is uncertain due to legal actions being taken against a group of referees.
The first N1 debate, part of the pre-election program, will feature participants Ana Brnabić and Mirjana Nikolić.
An article encourages readers to pay attention to Bitcoin and potentially invest to make a profit.
An analysis from Forbes discusses the challenges central banks face, balancing economic logic with social media trends, and the reasons behind rising prices.
