Serbian bus overturns in Croatia, two killed ↗
Front page leadA bus from Serbia overturned in Croatia, resulting in two fatalities and a number of injuries.
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The N1 news front page covers a range of topics including a tragic bus accident in Croatia involving Serbian citizens, domestic political accusations of wiretapping and misuse of military services, legal proceedings in Belgrade, and concerns about damage to a public park. International news…
A bus from Serbia overturned in Croatia, resulting in two fatalities and a number of injuries.
Serious accusations have been made regarding wiretapping, bot centers, and the misuse of military services, with a focus on President Vučić.
The Higher Court in Belgrade has upheld the prosecutor's appeal in the case of Marko Kričko and Sekulović, adding grounds for their detention.
An investigation is underway into the death of Dalibor Dragijević at a police station, with questions raised about responsibility.
The Association of Landscape Architects has reported significant damage to Pioneer Park and is calling for urgent institutional action.
The British Ambassador stated that the elections were interesting and that there was limited contact with the Students' List until the final weeks of the campaign.
Experts are discussing the TikTok 'Grokica' trend, where individuals dressed as nuns are scaring people, and its impact on children in Serbia.
Adriatic News Network (ANN) announced that N1 and Nova S will become accessible to A1 subscribers in Serbia.
The home of an attacker in Krakow was found to contain the bodies of several men and women.
Brazilian Dominican Frei Beto commented that the left has abandoned the poor, while the right has learned to win hearts and minds.
Petrović Škero stated that the Constitutional Court can postpone pardons until it verifies that the proper procedure was followed.
Čučković announced that the first metro digging machine is already at Makiš, and the second is expected by the end of the year.