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The N1 front page covers a range of domestic news in Serbia, with a strong focus on political corruption, alleged ties between authorities and criminal organizations, and public discourse surrounding these issues. Other stories include economic news, a local event about the start of the heating…
New encrypted messages obtained through the Sky application reportedly confirm close connections between high-ranking government officials and a drug cartel.
A former member of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) from Čačak reportedly detailed the possession of numerous firearms and alleged coordination with police.
Following the testimony of an SNS activist, questions arise about whether the 'cacigejt' scandal will be resolved and reach a legal conclusion.
An analysis speculates on the potential impact of certain political maneuvers or events on the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS).
The EXPO project is reportedly consuming vast public funds, while financial details about its commercial operations, including sales of merchandise, are being kept confidential.
A forest engineer found and rescued an abandoned foal on Suva Planina mountain and is seeking assistance for its care.
A political commentator criticizes the qualifications of individuals in government positions, contrasting them with the academic credentials of those on the 'Students' List'.
The official start date for the heating season has been announced for Serbia.
Specialists from four countries convened at the Eighth International Festival of Assisted Reproduction to address frequently asked questions and concerns.
Journalist Milojko Cvijić spoke at a protest supporting Nova.rs, asserting that tyranny in Serbia is identifiable and has been confronted.
The US Federal Reserve's indecision on interest rates is creating a favorable market condition for investing in gold.
Allegations suggest that Jovanjica's owner might be pardoned, with a former president reportedly being the most vocal advocate for this outcome.
Representatives from various electoral lists participated in a pre-election debate on N1, discussing crucial issues of human rights and media freedom.
