MOL and Gazprom Negotiations Over NIS Fail: Who Will Call It Quits and When ↗
Front page leadNegotiations between MOL and Gazprom concerning NIS have reportedly failed, with questions arising about who will ultimately end the talks and when.
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The front page of N1 Serbia features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include the collapse of the government in Kragujevac, preparations for the heating season in Belgrade, and a report on potential phantom voters. There is also coverage of a Serbian official's…
Negotiations between MOL and Gazprom concerning NIS have reportedly failed, with questions arising about who will ultimately end the talks and when.
MOL has been granted additional approval by the United States to proceed with negotiations regarding NIS.
Harchenko stated that the NIS issue is complex and there was no expectation of a swift conclusion to the negotiations.
An observer from the Anti-Corruption Agency was beaten in Belgrade while officially photographing a Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) stand.
The article contrasts the hiding of names of pardoned individuals in Serbia with governments falling in the region due to the abuse of discretionary rights.
Didi has been placed back in solitary confinement following allegations of receiving preferential treatment in prison.
The program 'Dan uživo' will discuss the latest public opinion poll results, featuring guests Vladimir Pejić and Zoran Gavrilović.
The director of 'Beogradske elektrane' stated that the company is prepared for the upcoming heating season and that functional tests will commence soon.
Jekić described the situation in the Kragujevac City Assembly as a 'debacle' for the city authorities, with the ruling majority reportedly falling apart.
Đukić Dejanović expressed her belief that the President of the City Assembly will review the opposition's motion to dismiss.
A new influx of Russian citizens into Serbia has led to a shortage of available apartments and a subsequent increase in rental prices.
The article investigates the issue of phantom voters, with reports of individuals registered in warehouses or at non-existent addresses, questioning their voting eligibility in the context of the 2026 elections.
Russia has issued a warning to NATO, stating its readiness to deploy nuclear weapons amidst escalating tensions in the Baltic region.