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The N1 news front page in Serbia features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Serbian politics and societal issues. Top stories include an interview with Vladimir Prijović criticizing police actions, a debate on healthcare, and news regarding upcoming elections…
Vladimir Prijović states that police are the current fist of the authorities, often used to guard regime loyalists. He also discusses potential charges against an opposition councilor in Ivanjica and whether police are monitoring assembly sessions.
In a debate on healthcare, Zlatibor Lončar attributes remaining waiting lists to blockades, while Miroslav Andrić notes that some issues have persisted for two decades.
Milojko Arsić believes that canceling the EXPO event would be both politically and economically unacceptable.
The Meri movement responds to Health Minister Zlatibor Lončar's statement in a debate, asserting that he is attempting to deceive the public regarding actions taken in response to a letter from 20 families.
Russia launched an attack on Ukraine using 136 drones overnight, resulting in emergency power outages across the country.
A French mayor's ban on drying laundry on windows, with the reasoning "We are not in Naples," has ignited public discussion.
Bojan Aleksić of the NPS party states that the elections scheduled for October 25th will serve as a referendum on the future of Serbia.
The article questions the presence of the Gendarmerie commander and the head of the Police Directorate's Criminal Investigation Department at a ruling party rally, citing legal prohibitions on partisan organizing.
The owner of Alpaca has introduced the future editor-in-chief and his deputy to the Nova.rs editorial team.
Citizens report that significant portions of sidewalks on Konjarnik are damaged and that a particular pit has remained undug for two months.
