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The front page of N1 news website from Serbia focuses heavily on domestic political issues, particularly related to upcoming elections, with several articles discussing election campaigns, potential irregularities, and the role of betting companies in politics. International news includes a report…
Betting companies are offering odds on election results, raising questions about whether this is "indecent" political marketing or a serious indicator of outcomes.
An investigation into the alleged pardon of individuals accused in the "Canopy" case in Novi Sad, questioning President Vučić's involvement.
An analysis of President Vučić's campaign strategy, exploring whether he is trying to connect with older voters on an emotional level.
Concerns are raised about potential electoral irregularities in upcoming elections, including phantom voters and a significant increase in ID card registrations.
The arrest of Novica Antić has been confirmed, with suspicions he is involved in inciting panic and public disorder.
Citizens in Lithuania were instructed to take shelter as a precautionary measure due to an unidentified flying object.
The Democratic Party claims that a new law has also deceived citizens and benefited the ruling Progressives.
The City of Belgrade has initiated public procurement for the construction of five new roundabouts, with works expected to start in 2027.
A fire has broken out at a military base in Canada, resulting in casualties.
A psychologist argues that the drive for profit by technology companies is the root cause of problems associated with children's social media use, and that current solutions are too simplistic.
An overview of workers' rights and potential pitfalls when mutually agreeing to terminate employment contracts.
The N1 editorial team comments on the departure of colleagues, expressing a commitment to continuing their work.
An examination of the high demand and rental prices for luxury apartments in Belgrade's Kula Belgrade complex, with monthly rents reaching 15,000 euros.
