Voting booths: Where new partitions will be, and where old cardboard boxes… ↗
Front page leadNew partitions and old cardboard boxes will be used at polling stations, indicating preparations for upcoming elections.
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The N1 news front page from Serbia focuses heavily on domestic political and economic news, including upcoming elections, public debt, and energy sector discussions. International news features a story about a US death row inmate and a report on SEO attacks affecting Forbes Serbia and Slovenia…
New partitions and old cardboard boxes will be used at polling stations, indicating preparations for upcoming elections.
Latest opinion polls indicate a high voter turnout for the upcoming elections.
Negotiations between Gasprom and MOL regarding the sale of NIS have failed, raising questions about the true intentions behind the discussions.
Discussions surrounding Serbia's public debt reveal differing views on investment and future borrowing needs between Siniša Mali and Dušan Bajatović.
The Democratic Party claims that Vučević and SNS deliberately instigated incidents near Futoška Market in Novi Sad.
Legal expert Božo Prelević suggests that the ruling SNS party resorts to violence due to a lack of effective response to the emergence of a new students' political list.
An independent union from the Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad has voiced support for ballerinas from the Serbian National Theatre, while the theatre's management denies the allegations.
On the first day of the new Law on Parent Caregivers coming into effect, 1,500 applications were filed.
An N1 debate discusses energy security being controlled by foreign entities and the pre-emptive rights concerning NIS.
Krista Pake is in critical condition after an execution attempt involving lethal injections, leading to calls for the reinstatement of the electric chair.
The BIRODI organization reports that President Vučić received 78% of the political airtime on five television channels.
Forbes publications in Serbia and Slovenia have been targeted by Search Engine Optimization (SEO) attacks.
Journalists and staff at Nova.rs state that new management plans to ban 'regime' journalists and SNS advertising from their platform.
Police in Belgrade intervened to stop vehicles carrying election materials during a student protest.