Dozens of buses bring Vučić's supporters to Belgrade for PM campaign launch ↗
Front page leadDozens of buses transported supporters of Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić to Belgrade to mark the beginning of his campaign for Prime Minister.
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The N1 front page from Serbia features several domestic news stories, primarily focusing on politics and societal issues. Top stories include reports on a rally for the Prime Minister, an estimation of crowd size, and a controversial proposal regarding election polling stations abroad. Other…
Dozens of buses transported supporters of Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić to Belgrade to mark the beginning of his campaign for Prime Minister.
An archive has estimated the number of people present outside the Arena before a rally for the 'Aleksandar Vučić - United Serbia' list.
The report questions the disappearance of the 'People and State Movement' from the upcoming elections, despite its prior significant announcement.
A deputy member of the Republic Electoral Commission criticizes a Ministry proposal concerning election polling stations abroad, stating it violates fundamental human rights.
A bomb disposal operation is underway in Palilula, requiring the deployment of over 300 police officers and the evacuation and warning of more than 2,000 residents.
The article discusses the varying levels of integration with the European Union for Britain, Canada, and the Western Balkans, outlining three distinct processes.
Parents and children have expressed opposition to participation in the EXPO 2027 event, raising questions about whether teachers will share the same stance.
An investigation reveals a peculiar situation where 147 voters are registered at the same address, associated with Vladimir Mandić.
The popularity of the baby name Luka has declined, and the article identifies the most frequently given names to newborns in 2025.
The NURDOR organization's 'From Page to Flower' campaign aims to teach children about solidarity through supporting children with cancer.
The article addresses a photograph allegedly showing Serbian President Vučić with a cardboard cutout of Donald Trump, with the Romanian president disputing its authenticity.