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The N1 news front page features a mix of domestic Serbian politics and economic news, alongside a few international and local incident reports. Key domestic stories include commentary on the 'Alta banka' affair and responsibility for political statements, as well as the formation of a new…
Economist Dejan Šoškić stated that the 'Alta banka' situation would not have occurred if the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) had acted professionally and independently of political influence.
This story presents suggested topics or discussions from the show "Utisak nedelje", including specific names and phrases.
The show "Utisak nedelje" reported that the Security-Information Agency (BIA) used journalists from the publication Radar as a pretext to wiretap certain restaurants.
This article questions accountability for actions or statements made by President Vučić, referencing a statement where he took responsibility.
Suppliers have begun supervising the struggling 'Idea Market' company, and the first legal actions to collect debts have been initiated.
A total of five people sustained injuries in three separate traffic accidents that occurred in the city of Niš.
Former minister Branko Ružić has announced the establishment of his new political party, "Red Line - Social Democrats," and is seeking public support.
Fishermen rescued a pianist who survived for nine hours in the Pacific Ocean after accidentally falling from a cruise ship.
Official Stanarević emphasized that the opening of historical files should be the top priority, conducted without political retribution and according to established procedures.
Central banks are buying more gold, indicating investor confidence in gold as a strategic market move.
A serious traffic accident occurred on the highway near Belgrade's Nikola Tesla Airport, resulting in severe injuries to two men.
The "Defense of the profession" group stated that a judge violated the law by issuing illegal orders for wiretapping.
Reports indicate that none of the passengers who were injured when a Serbian bus overturned in Croatia are in life-threatening condition.
