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The N1 news front page from Serbia features domestic political debates, economic news, and international events. Key stories include a debate between Ana Brnabić and Mirjana Nikolić, concerns about upcoming elections, and economic issues like rising heating and electricity costs. International…
A debate on N1 featured Ana Brnabić making accusations and Mirjana Nikolić responding, with the latter implying Brnabić failed an exam. The story also touches upon a school named after Jovan Zmaj, with differing opinions from Brnabić and the rector.
Political analyst Vlajić expressed concern that the current regime might take disruptive actions if they anticipate losing in the upcoming elections.
Forbes reports that the contractor and designer deny any connection to a pit, while the investor promises to provide information. The project reportedly obtained its permit on the fifth attempt.
The business space formerly occupied by Goša in Palata Jadran has a new owner. The article investigates the identity of the new proprietor.
Leaders representing the European Serbia coalition have committed to using all available resources to dismantle the ruling SNS regime once the elections are over.
The House of Human Rights in Banja Luka has condemned the police actions and attacks against students originating from Serbia, deeming the conduct unacceptable.
The program 'Dan uživo' will feature a segment called 'Helicopter ride' airing at 16:30h, preceding a truck tour.
An explosion occurred in Athens, causing a building to collapse near the Acropolis and resulting in at least two injuries.
The cost of distance heating, wood, pellets, and coal has gone up, with further increases expected in electricity prices.
An article encouraging readers to invest in Bitcoin, suggesting it's a last chance to make a profit.
Concerns are raised about the voting process for parts of the diaspora, with unconfirmed applications, no response from the Republic Electoral Commission (RIK), and suspicions of obstruction.
Croatian Prime Minister Plenković accuses Serbian President Vučić of continuing an unfounded campaign against Croatia, suggesting he should focus on domestic issues.
This story appears to be a commentary or analysis on Serbia's current challenges and future prospects, framing them negatively.
