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The news from N1 Serbia covers domestic issues including arrests and trials, economic concerns related to a bank collapse, election analysis, and student protests. International news appears to be minimal on the front page.
Vuk Cvijic commented on the arrest of Marko Kričak and Boško Sekulović, stating that they were apprehended by subordinates within the UKP (Police Directorate).
The news outlet Radar reported on the arrest of Marko Kričak.
A memorial service was held in Novi Sad two years after a canopy collapse, with three legal processes related to the incident still pending.
An investigation into what awaits Jorgovanka Tabaković, the Governor of the National Bank of Serbia, following the collapse of Alta Bank, and the future of monetary policy.
The Academic Plenum stated that two years after the canopy collapse, the responsible parties have not yet been convicted.
A cardiologist explained the impact of egg consumption on blood pressure.
The organization Crta reported that all polling stations were opened for the repeated voting process.
An analysis questions the accuracy of Ipsos polls, noting a significant deviation of 13% from election results and exploring the reasons for this discrepancy.
Students participating in a blockade have issued a public appeal to all banks in Serbia, urging them to enhance their oversight of cross-border financial transactions.
An article examines the amounts of money held by citizens and businesses in Alta Bank and explores potential risks and failures.
According to Nova ekonomija, employees of Alta Bank confirmed that customers began withdrawing their money on Tuesday.
A political analysis discusses the possibility of President Vučić and the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) returning to power.
