All Money Gone Overnight: Alta Bank Closure Affects Russians in Serbia ↗
Front page leadRussians who moved to Serbia for a new start lost their savings overnight after Alta Bank had its license revoked, impacting their ability to build a future.
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The news covers a range of domestic and international issues, with a focus on crime, accidents, and political/legal developments within Serbia. Stories include the impact of a bank closure on Russians in Serbia, a fatal bus accident in Croatia involving a Serbian bus, elections for national…
Russians who moved to Serbia for a new start lost their savings overnight after Alta Bank had its license revoked, impacting their ability to build a future.
A bus traveling from Serbia to Croatia overturned, resulting in two fatalities and multiple injuries.
Elections for members of national minority councils are being held in Serbia, with over 481,000 citizens having the right to vote.
The article questions the motives behind the recent surge in police and prosecution activity following elections, pondering if it's about institutional reform or self-preservation.
Authorities are conducting a search operation for an individual who has drowned at Bovan Lake.
Police in Krakow, Poland, discharged their firearms at a man who was walking the street with a knife.
The weather forecast for Sunday indicates a cold morning with a possibility of rain in the evening, and a maximum temperature of 13 degrees Celsius.
The Higher Court in Belgrade has accepted the appeal of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office and ordered the detention of Marko Kričak and Neđeljko Sekulović to prevent them from re-offending.
The Association of Electronic Media (ANEM) has called for the urgent identification and prosecution of individuals who made threats against Insajder editor Brankica Stanković at the Belgrade Arena.
The television show 'Tabu' presents a new episode exploring the topic of narcissistic mothers and their impact on children, featuring expert guests.
The article questions the legality and ethical implications of a court approving special evidentiary measures, citing the surveillance of journalists from the Radar weekly by the Security Information Agency.