Prosecutor Lazic on Vučić's Pardons: Is It Repaying Debts to Party Associates? ↗
Front page leadProsecutor Lazić raises questions about President Vučić's pardons, asking if they represent a repayment of debts to party collaborators.
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The N1 news front page features a mix of domestic Serbian political news, including scrutiny of presidential pardons, statements from opposition figures, and local government issues. There are also reports on economic news, sports, and a story about a damaged military building. The site seems to…
Prosecutor Lazić raises questions about President Vučić's pardons, asking if they represent a repayment of debts to party collaborators.
A secret surrounds who President Vučić pardoned over two weeks ago, with questions arising if those accused in the canopy incident are among them.
The program 'Impression of the Week' discusses the opposition's census, questioning if the Students' List can win independently or if its goal is simply to have coalition partners.
Four members of Serbia's Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) have contacted international officials regarding the 'Informer' case.
A former provincial official of the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) has announced they will join Ružić in forming a new political party.
District heating authorities announced the start of 'warm trials' for heating systems, stating they are technically prepared.
Nikola Jokić achieved a triple-double against Chicago during the pre-season, marking an excellent performance.
Following a wall collapse at the Jakub Kuburović barracks, soil investigations are underway, raising fears among residents about what might be hidden beneath the military facility.
New financial reports from major companies have been released, offering insights into which ones are recommended for immediate investment.
Residents of Kneza Višeslava are reacting to development plans for Košutnjak, expressing concern that their buildings are not included in the solutions and questioning their future housing.
An assembly session has been scheduled for Tuesday to discuss the dismissal of Belgrade Mayor Aleksandar Šapić.
A man sent a package bomb via mail, injuring a postman, prompting questions about the prevalence of such incidents in Serbia.