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Mayor Šapić denies assaulting a councilwoman, stating he only pushed her in self-defense against her husband, while a separate report details the councilwoman's account of being physically attacked and injured by the mayor.
A councilwoman from the Kreni-Promeni party alleges that Mayor Šapić physically attacked her on the street, causing a bloody nose and significant distress, with her detailing the incident to N1.
Serbian opposition parties have condemned the alleged assault on a councilwoman, demanding that Mayor Šapić be removed from his position in response to the incident.
A dispute has arisen regarding a construction project in Vojvode Vlahovića, where the project designer claims the excavation protection plan was altered, an assertion denied by the investor.
Outgoing President Vučić reflected on his final day in office, highlighting his achievements and vision for a 'decent and modern' Serbia after 14 years of leadership.
The article explores the blurred lines between state official duties and party campaigning, suggesting that public funds are effectively used by parties to persuade citizens to vote for them.
Residents in the Vojvode Vlahovića area are experiencing issues due to a construction site causing damage and necessitating street closures and police security.
Analyst Majstorović states that Serbia's perceived authoritarian regime is a significant obstacle to its aspirations of joining the European Union.
The Montenegrin Medical Chamber has issued a warning concerning the 'Botox Affair', stating that a Ukrainian national allegedly involved was operating without the required medical license.
A professor criticizes the White House's restriction of media access, calling it a 'people's house' and describing Trump's actions as those of a 'spoiled child'.
A video captures an awkward or uncomfortable moment that occurred immediately following Novak Djokovic's training session.
Analyst Srdanović expresses concern about the upcoming elections, emphasizing the need for vigilance and control to ensure fairness, as he believes the process will not be a 'fair fight'.