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Front page leadA connection was broken after the elections, and the unraveling of the situation suggests that the BIA may have been illegally monitoring individuals.
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The news on N1 Serbia focuses heavily on domestic political and security affairs, including allegations of illegal surveillance by the BIA (Security Information Agency), personnel changes within the agency, and a prosecutor's statement regarding political influence. Economic news includes issues…
A connection was broken after the elections, and the unraveling of the situation suggests that the BIA may have been illegally monitoring individuals.
The BIA states that the 'Radar' report about dismissals within the agency is part of a devised plan for a hybrid attack on Serbia's security.
Tomislav Radovanović, who was part of Dijana Hrkalović's team and involved in the wiretapping affair concerning Vučić, has been dismissed from his position.
At the time the statement claimed everything was in order, it was known that Alta Bank was in trouble, and the governor is not responding to Forbes Serbia's questions.
Prosecutor Stamenković stated that Nenad Stefanović had complete political backing to establish a parallel prosecution office.
The AP reports that the European Political Union is experiencing turmoil, including the overthrow of populist leaders in Serbia and Hungary.
A resident of Novi Sad has been arrested on suspicion of damaging the city budget by 2.75 million dinars.
A three-year-old boy has died after falling from a balcony in the center of Split, Croatia.
Experts are predicting how the real estate market in Serbia will change and whether a price drop can be expected.
Foster parents who had been waiting for years for the state to recognize their status are now encountering new obstacles.
The scheduling of appointments for the payment of insured deposits from Alta Bank has commenced.