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The N1 news front page from Serbia features a mix of domestic political news, including discussions about upcoming presidential elections and media regulation, alongside a story on the Serbian diaspora's voting rights and an international piece on housing crises in European cities. There's also a…
Serbian diaspora members are requesting to be allowed to vote in Jakarta, highlighting numerous problems and appealing to the Republic Electoral Commission (RIK) and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA), stating their readiness to travel thousands of kilometers.
According to Marinković, Prime Minister Brnabić is obligated to call presidential elections today, and he indicates the possible dates if the Constitution is respected.
The Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) council was divided on monitoring the Informer publication, with some members stating all eight supported monitoring but something changed later.
An overview of how the German press is covering the potential resignation of Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić.
A health article providing essential information for women regarding the PAP test.
An article discussing how major European cities like Paris, Vienna, and Prague are attempting to resolve their ongoing housing crises.
A report on a new traffic issue in Belgrade where drivers are committing a violation when exiting the garage of the TC 'Rajićeva'.
St. Protić shares his thoughts on President Vučić's potential resignation, expressing a hope for his departure but also uncertainty.
An activist from Novi Sad states she does not accept President Vučić's pardon, claiming the legal proceedings against her were politically motivated.
