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The news on N1 Serbia focuses on a mix of domestic political developments, international energy geopolitics, and legal proceedings. Key stories include discussions around Serbia's energy future, political rallies, and a legal investigation into a former SNS activist. International news covers…
The future government in Serbia faces significant energy and geopolitical challenges, including a three-month gas supply agreement and the precarious situation of NIS (Naftna Industrija Srbije).
The future of NIS is contingent on decisions made by the American side, which holds the key to a resolution.
Jovan Rajić discusses the 'Oscar' case, stating that only the president at the time could have offered Darko Šarić a pardon.
The N1 editorial team makes a statement regarding the departure of colleagues, stating they will meet again in the field.
Ukrainian President Zelensky states that a diesel deal between Russia and the US benefits Vladimir Putin financially.
The Association of Electronic Media (ANEM) reports that election rallies held by the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) have become unsafe for independent journalists.
The Archive of Public Gatherings has published data on the number of attendees at an SNS rally in Novi Sad.
North Korea has reportedly tested a new torpedo system equipped with artificial intelligence.
Janko Veselinović comments on the SNS rally in Novi Sad, suggesting its attendance indicates a weak electoral base.
Bojan Pajtić criticizes Robert Fico's participation in the SNS rally, calling it an inappropriate interference in the campaign.
This Forbes story details a complex divorce case that proved challenging for tax authorities, involving disputes over company ownership.
The prosecution is initiating an investigation based on the testimony of a former SNS activist provided to BIRN.
Donald Trump has decided to delay the imposition of a new package of sanctions targeting Russia.
