Personal Data Leak Alleged in Čačak ↗
Front page leadIt is alleged that lists containing citizens' personal data are being distributed in Čačak, with claims that the leak originated from the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS).
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The N1 news front page from Serbia covers a range of domestic and international stories. Key domestic issues include allegations of leaked personal data in Čačak, the setting of voting times for Serbians abroad, and the Ministry of Defense filing charges against YouTubers for trespassing at an…
It is alleged that lists containing citizens' personal data are being distributed in Čačak, with claims that the leak originated from the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS).
The Associated Press reports that Serbia has linked overseas voting to local time, a decision anticipated to cause negative reactions ahead of key elections.
Amidst fears of plague in Russia, CNN reports on enhanced hospital measures, with authorities confirming the existence of an unidentified new virus.
A Forbes report examines Serbia's debt levels over the past two decades, noting that the lowest indebtedness was recorded during the year 2012.
The New York Times reports that advisors linked to Donald Trump worked for Milorad Dodik's SNSD party before elections, receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars for their services.
Historian Hrvoje Klasić comments on the elections in Serbia, stating that the country was a factor of regional instability for a long time and is now becoming a factor of instability for itself.
A member of the Republic Electoral Commission (RIK) stated that a working group will discuss the amendment of the decision concerning polling stations abroad.
The Ministry of Defense has filed charges against YouTubers who unlawfully entered a section of the Batajnica Airport complex.
A letter has been sent to N1's management concerning a complaint filed with REM (Regulatory Body for Electronic Media) and issues related to political marketing.
Euromoney has recognized Raiffeisen Bank as the best bank for foreign exchange operations in Serbia.
President Aleksandar Vučić has once again accused N1 and Nova S of spreading lies and inciting violence, stating that the new owners are not yet protected and journalists are defending each other.
An application for a broadcasting license was denied, and there are allegations of misuse of personal identification cards.