Biševac on honors for Mladić: "Most shameful days in Serbia's recent history" ↗
Front page leadSerbian official Zoran Biševac stated that the honors for Ratko Mladić represent the "most shameful days in Serbia's recent history."
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The N1 news front page from Serbia features prominent coverage of the Ratko Mladić funeral, including a statement from Serbian official Zoran Biševac calling it the "most shameful days in Serbia's recent history" and an appeal from US senators for Serbian and Republika Srpska governments to…
Serbian official Zoran Biševac stated that the honors for Ratko Mladić represent the "most shameful days in Serbia's recent history."
American senators have urged the governments of Serbia and Republika Srpska to distance themselves from the funeral of Ratko Mladić.
A live blog details the funeral of Ratko Mladić, with citizens forming a queue outside the church where his coffin is displayed.
The Serbian government has allegedly made a quiet change to a regulation that permits construction on land where forests have been burnt.
A train journey from Belgrade to Sremska Mitrovica took nearly eight hours, with passengers left without information for an extended period.
A Forbes report indicates Serbia is economically lagging behind Bulgaria and Romania, while food prices are comparable to Western Europe, questioning the factors behind high costs.
A fire on Suva Planina continues to burn and poses a threat to a significant forest area.
In Montenegro, two police officers have been arrested for allegedly sharing photographs from the scene of a suspect's suicide related to a triple murder.
An expedition into one of the deepest caves in the world resulted in a fatality.
The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has secured a decisive win in the latest regional elections.
A mother of students from Jovina expresses concern about the announcement of online classes, questioning the school director's efforts to address the situation.
An explosion occurred in Surčin, resulting in injuries to a woman.