Serbian Politics and Environment on N1's 'Dan uživo' Program

The N1 Serbia program "Dan uživo" (Live Day) is set to host Đorđe Vukadinović for a discussion on a newly released poll concerning the support levels of key political actors in Serbia. Vukadinović, associated with Nova srpska politička misao (New Serbian Political Thought), will delve into the research findings and explore other elements that are expected to shape the upcoming elections in the country.

The program will also tackle a contentious issue involving the "phantom" Faculty of Serbian Studies, which is reportedly threatening to withdraw students and resources from the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš. The Ministry of Education's apparent disregard for a decision made by the Administrative Court regarding this matter will also be a topic of discussion. Docent Milan Videnović from the Faculty of Philosophy is scheduled to speak on this subject.

Furthermore, "Dan uživo" will feature an interview with Dejan Vladiković, a hydrologist from the Republic Hydrometeorological Service. Vladiković will discuss the historically low levels of the Danube River, which have led to the exposure of submerged ships and sandbanks not seen for decades. This segment will provide insights into the environmental conditions affecting the region.