Belgrade Tower Receives Operating Permit Two Years After Opening ↗
Front page leadThe Belgrade Tower has received its operating permit two years after its opening, with state intervention reportedly resolving an issue.
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The news from N1 Serbia covers a range of domestic issues including the operational permit for the Belgrade Tower, regulatory actions against media services, a debate on the removal of a Belgrade official, a suspended professor, a child's difficult commute to school, and potential risks associated…
The Belgrade Tower has received its operating permit two years after its opening, with state intervention reportedly resolving an issue.
In an interview, Yanis Varoufakis discusses how cloud capitalism impacts personal ownership of thoughts and labor.
The president of the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) stated that over 10 investigation procedures have been initiated against media service providers.
An official from the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) stated that it is not the right time to vote on the removal of the Belgrade Mayor, Šapić, before the elections.
Students have been informed that they will return to the gymnasium building starting Monday, according to a suspended professor.
Experts have explained the risks associated with a popular and seemingly healthy TikTok trend.
A mother of a child with cerebral palsy has to travel six kilometers to school as the system has not responded to her requests for organized transport.
Activists claim that if the Svračkovo dam breaks, a 12-meter high wave would head towards Arilje.
Despite earning the minimum wage, individuals in Serbia face the highest tax burden.
Miroslav Andrić, Zlatibor Lončar, Dragan Delić, and Vladimir Đukić participated in the third pre-election debate on N1.
A fire has broken out at a hotel in Kopaonik that was undergoing renovation.
The BIRODI organization has identified two potential conflicts of interest in an interview conducted by TV Informer with Aleksandar Vučić.