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The news on N1 Serbia primarily focuses on domestic issues, including the controversial takeover of the Nova.rs portal and related staff compensation, alongside crime reports and political commentary on media laws and elections. International news includes a story about visa reciprocal measures…
The General Secretary of the European Federation of Journalists criticizes the forceful takeover of the Nova.rs portal and the appointment of an editor in what is described as a terror atmosphere.
Femic states that the Board of Directors' announcement is not a dialogue, but an effort to break the editorial staff of Nova.rs.
Marko Stjepanovic comments on the severance packages offered to Nova.rs journalists, deeming the offer fair and the deadline correct.
The prosecution announced the arrest of seven individuals suspected of being part of an organized crime group and involved in two murders.
An analysis of Belgrade's finances under the administration of Mayor Šapić, using a metaphorical statement about the city's decline.
Garić states that the current Law on Electronic Media is bad and requires swift amendment.
A student list is holding an election rally in Aleksinac on Friday.
Russia will implement reciprocal visa measures for citizens of Montenegro starting November 1.
A former gang leader has received a 40-year prison sentence for his role in organizing the murder of Tupac Shakur.
News outlets N1 and Forbes Serbia express their support for their colleagues at Nova.rs, voicing concern over the departure offers.
The sole F-117 aircraft located outside the United States is in Serbia, and the US is reportedly gifting one such example.
Ilić discusses the discrepancy in Serbia's voter list, noting potential double entries and omissions, which contribute to the country having nearly 6.5 million voters.
European Parliament member Brandsteter stated that the elections will be closely monitored and that he observed a divided society during his recent visit to Belgrade.
