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The news front page focuses on domestic Serbian politics, with a story about a controversial figure linked to the Serbian Orthodox Church and high-level officials. Other top stories include a politician forming a new party, allegations of financial misconduct against a mayor, and a video related…
The article investigates Dejan Nakić, described as the first attendant of Patriarch Porfirije, focusing on multi-million euro contracts for the Serbian Orthodox Church's Temple, alleged connections to top government officials, and suspicions of illegal cash transfers out of the country.
Former minister Branko Ružić has announced the formation of a new political party and is seeking signatures from citizens to support his initiative.
This opinion piece, framed around a Euronews summit, critically analyzes the current Serbian government under Vučić, questioning the financial implications for citizens related to government actions.
Weather forecasters predict a significant drop in temperature in Serbia, bringing thunderstorms and potentially snow, marking a sharp change from current conditions.
The mayor of Vranje is facing criminal charges related to the alleged misuse of 250,000 euros.
Economist Dejan Šoškić claims that the Alta Bank incident could have been avoided if the National Bank of Serbia had operated with professional independence from political influence.
A previously unseen video from election night has been released, showing events that allegedly took place in front of the City Assembly.
Prime Minister Brnabić has requested a dialogue with representatives of the Students' List prior to the upcoming constitutive session of the Serbian Parliament.
Financial experts offer guidance on the complexities of lending money to loved ones and discuss fairness in cost-sharing between romantic partners.
Student representatives have issued a strong statement highlighting a crisis within Serbian sports and criticizing the outgoing government's handling of it.
An investigation reveals a mysterious Serbian sniper, known as 'Kobra,' is fighting on behalf of Russia, with evidence suggesting a link to an individual sought by Bosnian authorities.
The article highlights a profession offering remote work and high salaries, even without a university degree, which has attracted significant interest due to its favorable conditions.
Reports indicate that the government led by Milorad Dodik received 22 million euros from Alta Bank, with Zvonko Veselinović reportedly involved in the controversial sale of the Jahorina resort.
The closure of Alta Bank has cast doubt on the future of over 300 retail stores across Serbia, including popular chains like Idea, Roda, and Mercator, which are linked to the Macura group.
This opinion piece discusses the implications of secret services releasing private recordings, analyzing the moral and legal ramifications for those involved and society.
