Savo Manojlović: Šapić shouldn't have had two pistols ↗
Front page leadSavo Manojlović states that even with a permit, Šapić was legally not allowed to carry two pistols.
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The N1 news front page from Serbia features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include a political scandal involving alleged illegal possession of firearms, an investigation into construction permits for buildings in Belgrade Waterfront, and local community projects…
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Energy expert on winter gas and oil prices ↗
An energy policy expert discusses potential price surges for gas and oil this winter.
Passenger checks on Belgrade-Budapest train ↗
Details on how passengers will be screened on the fast train to Budapest, according to Hungarian police.
CINS on attack against Stevan Filipović ↗
The Center for Investigative Journalism of Serbia reports that the man who placed stickers told the prosecution he worked for the Belgrade City Administration.
Car hits woman on pedestrian crossing ↗
A woman was struck by a car while using a pedestrian crossing in Dečanska Street.
Longevity experts' alcohol habits ↗
Experts studying the world's longest-living people have identified their drinking habits.
IT blockade launches 'plus one' campaign for election legitimacy ↗
The IT blockade initiative has started a campaign urging citizens to vote, emphasizing the importance of each vote for election legitimacy.
Belgrade Waterfront buildings lack permits ↗
Ten buildings in Belgrade Waterfront were inhabited long ago but still lack occupancy permits and are not registered in the cadastre.
Village projects face obstruction ↗
Residents of Desimirovac claim their proposed projects for the village, including a stadium and youth facilities, were obstructed by authorities.
EU Parliament election monitoring mission in Serbia ↗
A European Parliament mission is arriving to monitor elections in Serbia, with concerns raised if the invitation process is not handled correctly.
Matich on Serbia's energy price surge ↗
Matich reports that the sale of electric cars in Serbia in September tripled compared to the previous period, amidst rising energy prices in Germany.
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