October 25th at 9:31 PM: How it looked when Serbia realized Vučić was no… ↗
Front page leadA story reflecting on the moment when Serbia perceived the end of Aleksandar Vučić's political tenure, possibly related to election results.
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The front page of N1 Serbia focuses on domestic political events, particularly the aftermath of elections and potential shifts in power. Several stories discuss protests, student demands for resignations, and the changing political landscape. International news includes developments in Israel…
A story reflecting on the moment when Serbia perceived the end of Aleksandar Vučić's political tenure, possibly related to election results.
Reports on widespread celebrations in Serbian cities following what is described as a victory for students, with a large gathering at Slavija square.
An opinion or statement by Jovo Bakić calling for a complete disconnection between the state and organized crime structures.
An article discussing the repeated postponements of negotiations between oil company MOL and Gazprom, highlighting details from a European Commission report.
Guests on the show 'Impression of the Week' discuss the student victory and the transition of power, suggesting that Aleksandar Vučić's era has concluded.
Residents in the New Belgrade area are experiencing a heating outage, with services expected to be restored by the evening.
The Appellate Court has upheld convictions, sentencing five individuals to a combined 27 years for their involvement in migrant smuggling operations.
Students in Valjevo have issued a 24-hour deadline to police leadership, demanding their resignations.
Reporting on elections in Israel that will determine the future of Benjamin Netanyahu and the formation of a new government.
The Independent Association of Journalists of Serbia (NUNS) is formally requesting that the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) revoke the broadcasting license of the Informer outlet.
An overview of Serbia's export goods, including agricultural products like wheat and manufactured items such as prefabricated houses.
Political movements Belgrade u Pokretu and Civic Liberal Democratic Party (CLS) are calling for urgent new elections in Belgrade, stating that the current mayor, Šapić, lacks legitimacy.
A report detailing an incident where citizens entered the premises of the Informer television station.
A statement from students declaring their opposition to attacks on media and institutions, clarifying their stance.