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Serbia
The N1 front page covers a range of Serbian domestic news, including political disputes, economic concerns about heating costs, and social issues like a reported assault on an actor's son. International news includes criticism of former German Chancellor Schröder for his birthday celebration with…
The price of heating this winter is expected to increase, with details on the upcoming costs.
A minister denies accusations of election engineering, asserting that claims about diaspora votes are false.
The Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) did not take action against TV Informer because it lacked the required number of votes.
MP Gođevac states there is no political will to revise the voter list and urges more citizens to participate in elections.
An actor from Niš reports that his son was assaulted by activists of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) in front of a theater.
A free mental health screening event was held at Republic Square, aiming to encourage open discussion about mental well-being.
Opposition leader Dragan Djilas stated that the new government would disband the Security-Information Agency (BIA) and establish a professional intelligence service.
Former German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder faced strong criticism for celebrating his birthday and meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Milan Radoičić was seen attending a rally of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) in Kragujevac.
There are calls for transparency regarding a list of 49 individuals who received pardons or amnesties, with questions raised about why President Vučić is withholding the names.
The Mozzart Foundation has renovated a cabinet at the 'Bubanj' Special School in Niš, providing new opportunities for students.
A reporter from the United States notes that American media interest in Serbian elections was minimal until the controversy surrounding voting abroad emerged.
A student initiative related to RTS editors has sent a formal request to participate in debates under minimal conditions.
Danilo Vučić, the son of Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, attended an SNS rally in Kragujevac.