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The N1 news front page from Serbia features a mix of domestic and international news. Prominent domestic stories include an investigation into the National Bank of Serbia's decision to revoke Alta Bank's license, the arrest of Alta Bank's owner, and a report on the media landscape involving N1 and…
An investigation reveals details of the National Bank of Serbia's executive board meeting where Alta Bank's license was revoked, with subsequent reports indicating the owner, Davor Macura, has been detained.
Davor Macura, the owner of Alta Bank, has been ordered to be detained for up to 30 days.
The Adria News Network (ANN) reports that N1 and Nova S will become accessible through Telekom and Yettel, with significant investment planned for Nova S in 2027.
Ognjen Pribicevic states that the student movement is Serbia's best brand, having provided the West with a new idea it had lacked for decades.
A report from the Agency for Prevention of Corruption details how officials from the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) allegedly misused their positions in the lead-up to elections.
NASA has captured images of an unusual phenomenon in the Pacific Ocean where a large mass of volcanic rock has risen from the depths.
Following the defeat of Republicans in the US elections, Elon Musk humorously commented that his 'space lasers for election meddling' were ineffective.
Official Saičić has stated that they are prepared to begin their work as soon as the National Assembly session is called.
Mike Johnson has acknowledged the Republican party's loss in the US House of Representatives.
A plane carrying Serbian officials Vulin, Bajatović, and Popović landed after it was initially turned back from a flight bound for Moscow.
The article questions whether presidential pardons issued by Aleksandar Vučić can be reviewed, framing them as disrespectful to victims.
Guests on N1 discuss that Trump lost MAGA votes as he wasn't a peacemaker, and that the world has changed permanently.
A report highlights a system error where a vulnerable family in Lazarevac is being charged extremely high electricity bills, disproportionate to their consumption.
