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The news on N1's Serbian front page focuses heavily on domestic political and social issues, including investigations into alleged abuse of power and political maneuvering by President Vučić. There are also reports on local incidents, economic news concerning energy and infrastructure projects…
Political analyst Đorđe Vukadinović discusses recent polls concerning the Student List and United Serbia, as well as President Vučić's political strategy targeting students from the right.
An analysis of how Serbian President Vučić maintains his influence and governs the country despite not holding a formal executive position.
Political analyst Dušan Janjić criticizes Siniša Mali's statements and behavior, describing him as consistently violent and avoidant of responsibility.
A physical altercation occurred between supporters of the Student List and the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) in Novi Sad, following an earlier incident.
An investigation into the proposed Đerdap 3 hydroelectric project, questioning its feasibility and whether it's a pre-election promise, involving companies Bechtel and Millennium Team.
A well-known Bulgarian businessman, who also owned a football club, has been murdered.
The Student List political group has outlined its position on imposing sanctions against Russia, referencing Serbia's historical context.
Residents of Vranić (Barajevo), Vrbovno, and Stepojevac (Lazarevac) will experience a water outage tomorrow.
A rally was held in support of councilor Tatjana Mićić outside the Party of Progress (PS) office in Novi Beograd, where she is expected to comment on an incident involving Siniša Šapić.
Citizens express their opinions on the continued presence of 'Čačilend' (a controversial development project) near the Presidency building, asking about the future accessibility of Pionirski Park.
Serbian energy company NIS is awaiting a decision from American investors, with other key deadlines approaching for deals involving MOL and Russian gas supplies.
An article highlighting unanswered questions posed by N1 to various institutions or individuals.
The Ministry of Education appointed a new director to the gymnasium in Čačak, a decision made despite the objections of the school's staff.
