Cvijić: Threats of child murder, Šarić claims Vučić promised pardon in Sky… ↗
Front page leadJournalist Cvijić reported threats of child murder, while Šarić's Sky correspondence allegedly indicates that Vučić promised him a pardon.
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The news on N1 Serbia focuses on domestic political controversies, including allegations of murder threats and promises of pardons related to organized crime figures. International news covers European student protests, a US congressman's call for sanctions against Serbian individuals…
Journalist Cvijić reported threats of child murder, while Šarić's Sky correspondence allegedly indicates that Vučić promised him a pardon.
European students are protesting, escalating their demands from initial concerns about building safety to broader systemic changes.
An American congressman has requested that the United States impose sanctions on several Serbian individuals.
Information is provided on the number of registered voters abroad for the October 25 elections.
A historical drama is highlighted as the film that launched Kate Beckinsale's career.
Details are provided on the total number of voters in Serbia for the upcoming parliamentary elections on October 25.
The blood reserves at the Institute for Transfusion are reported to be sufficient for only a day and a half.
An elderly woman, 80 years old, tragically died after being hit by a vehicle while walking across Bulevar Mihajla Pupina.
A document purportedly listing pardoned individuals was shared on social media, but the prosecution has denied its authenticity to N1 and filed a criminal complaint.
Merc believes Montenegro can realistically join the EU in 2028, and any dispute with Croatia will not hinder this process.
According to DW, the Left party is close to gaining power in Berlin amidst growing criticism.
Gas stations do not anticipate fuel price increases today, stating the situation is stable for now with future changes uncertain.
A French court has reversed a ban on student protests in Paris, while 217 individuals have been sentenced to prison for their involvement in riots.