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Front page leadPolitical analyst Đokić states that Russia's interest in Serbian President Vučić is contingent on his political power and influence.
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The news on N1 Serbia primarily focuses on domestic political developments, particularly concerning elections and regulatory issues. International relations, specifically Russia's influence in Serbia, are also a significant theme. Economic news includes a report on Partizan FC's finances and…
Political analyst Đokić states that Russia's interest in Serbian President Vučić is contingent on his political power and influence.
The article outlines the logistical challenges and procedures for Serbian diaspora members casting their votes from abroad during the election day.
A Russian journalist suggests that Russia benefits from maintaining influence over Serbia and employs anti-European rhetoric to achieve this.
An examination of the football club Partizan's financial situation, questioning whether debts were settled or merely deferred.
An OSCE representative, Bratu, has raised concerns about the credibility of Serbia's Regulatory Authority for Electronic Media (REM).
A rare white Iberian lynx, an animal previously unknown to science, has been captured on film.
The television station Nova is currently undergoing the registration process with Serbia's Regulatory Authority for Electronic Media (REM).
Residents of Niš commented on events involving flares and lighting of a fortress, described as a promotion of peace and stability.
Students have announced a protest gathering at the Republic Electoral Commission (RIK) in response to a decision regarding diaspora voting.
The article advises consumers on how to verify the actual savings from discounts, as advertised prices may be misleading.
The media watchdog Cenzolovka reported that N1's management failed to notify the Luxembourg regulator about their application for a broadcasting license in Serbia.
ATMs in Novi Sad and Niš dispensed cash featuring election slogans of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS).
The community of Krivelja is awaiting state intervention regarding land disputes, while a cemetery is encroaching on residential and educational areas.