Neighbor's Building Permit Blocks Children's Rooms Due to Extension ↗
Front page leadA dispute has arisen over a neighbor obtaining a building permit that will block the windows of children's rooms, plunging them into darkness due to an extension.
Serbia
The N1 Serbia front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include a dispute over building permits affecting window light, a political analyst's commentary on upcoming elections and potential government changes, and a report on the arrest of a murder suspect…
A dispute has arisen over a neighbor obtaining a building permit that will block the windows of children's rooms, plunging them into darkness due to an extension.
An analyst suggests that Russians benefit from not reaching an agreement with Hungarians and aim to leverage NIS (Naftna Industrija Srbije) in negotiations with a potential new Serbian government.
The demand for heating fuel is increasing, with pellet prices rising and wood becoming more sought after than in previous seasons, indicating a last chance for those who haven't stocked up.
Authorities have arrested a suspect in connection with the murder of a mother in the vicinity of Novi Bečej.
A new study suggests that the timing of initiating hormone therapy for menopause could be crucial for heart health.
Parents of students at the 5th Belgrade Gymnasium are protesting because the acting director has refused to acknowledge the results of the vote for the position of director.
The co-pilot who stabbed a Flydubai pilot has been identified as an individual known for holding extremist views.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs alarm has been activated for an emergency event involving the disposal of a bomb in the Palilula area.
According to Olenik, the violence occurring during the election campaign is intended to reduce voter turnout, and the country has been experiencing 'state terrorism' for two years.
Analyst Tihomir Stanić predicts that the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) will suffer a significant defeat in the upcoming elections and is resorting to attacks to prevent this outcome.
A bill pertaining to Serbia has been submitted to the United States Senate, with the draft having been prepared by representatives from both major American political parties.
A video shows an activist of the ruling SNS party, who was reportedly hit during a brawl near Futoška pijaca, subsequently filmed kicking another individual.
According to Baucal from the Student List, providing free textbooks to all students would incur a cost equivalent to building five national stadiums.