National Bank of Serbia revokes Alta Banki's operating license ↗
Front page leadThe National Bank of Serbia has revoked the operating license of Alta Banki.
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The front page of N1 Serbia features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include the National Bank of Serbia revoking the license of Alta Banki, the Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime requesting documents on presidential pardons, and discussions around student…
The National Bank of Serbia has revoked the operating license of Alta Banki.
A new current account has been introduced for paying electricity bills in Belgrade.
The Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime has requested urgent submission of all documents regarding presidential pardons issued by Vučić.
A single sentence questioning a faculty blockade initiated a significant movement that has altered Serbia.
Nedeljkov states that the mechanisms used for election manipulation have not been entirely dismantled, warning against complacency.
BIRODI is requesting local self-government bodies to publish the amounts of money given to the Informer publication and for which projects.
The President of Poland has called for urgent consultations following chaos and a power vacuum in the Constitutional Court.
Generation Z is protesting in more than 30 cities across Germany, expressing concerns about a potential 'French scenario'.
Serbia is experiencing an increase in arrests, interrogations, and reviews of the operations of its institutions and ministries.
Students who were previously referred to as 'blockaders' in relation to Telekom's media have changed their stance, prompting questions about post-election awareness.
The Mozzart Foundation has prepared a diverse theater program for November, focusing on culture and humanitarianism.
Documents were destroyed using shredders and black bags in the Pension and Disability Fund and the Ministry of Health, raising questions about who benefits.