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About N1 Serbia
N1 Serbia is a 24-hour cable news channel launched in 2014 and operates as a CNN International affiliate. It is part of United Group, a major telecommunications and media provider in Southeast Europe. The majority owner of United Group is the investment fund BC Partners, with Dragan Šolak holding a minority stake.
N1 Serbia is widely recognized as one of the few independent media outlets in the country, frequently facing pressure and smear campaigns from government officials who label it as 'opposition' or 'foreign-controlled.' Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) have consistently highlighted the hostile environment N1 journalists operate in, including physical and verbal attacks. While some sources describe N1 as 'left-leaning and mostly supported pro-EU opposition,' United Group has publicly affirmed its commitment to N1's editorial independence despite recent management changes and concerns about potential political interference. The outlet's reporting often covers topics critical of the government, reflecting its independent stance in a polarized media landscape.
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"Devil Fest" Falls Apart After Three Days, Critics Call it Failed Exit Copycat
- The new Devil Fest in Novi Sad, intended as a major summer event, faced early cancellations and low attendance. - The festival's market section was canceled for 84 exhibitors, with organizers citing…
Tensions Flare in Užice After Ruling Party Rally; Police Separate Groups
- Tensions remain high in Užice following a rally by the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS). - Police intervened to separate local citizens and SNS supporters after alleged altercations, including thrown…
Man stabbed by neighbor over scratched car in Serbia
- A 65-year-old man in Niš, Serbia, was stabbed in the abdomen by his neighbor following a dispute over a scratched car. - The incident occurred when the victim's car rolled down a hill and scratched …
Professor reports attack on activists during police identity check in Užice
- Professor Branko Nikolić reported an attack on activists in Užice during a police identity check. - A group of 20-30 individuals in black t-shirts assaulted the activists, leading to injuries and on…
Students share photo of beaten man in Užice amid protests
- Students protesting at Belgrade's Law Faculty shared a photo on social media of a man allegedly beaten in Užice. - The students claimed the "mafia regime" beat its citizens and that the photo repres…
Serbia's Anti-Money Laundering Law: Penalties for Violations and Economic Offenses
- Serbia saw a rise in suspicious transaction reports in the past year, with banks and payment institutions submitting the most. - The total value of reported suspicious transactions exceeded 2.5 bill…
Tensions rise in Užice ahead of Serbian Progressive Party rally; police block citizens
- Tensions flared in Užice as stewards for an upcoming Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) rally allegedly beat citizens, while police reportedly prevented others from reaching the area. - The opposition …
Ukrainian officials: Death toll in attack near Kyiv rises to 37
- Ukrainian officials reported that 37 people died in a Russian attack near Kyiv, marking it as one of the year's deadliest assaults. - The attack caused a fire at a warehouse in Mila village, destroy…
Protesters clash with ruling party stewards in Serbia; police intervene
- Clashes occurred in Užice, Serbia, between protesters and stewards of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) ahead of a rally planned for President Aleksandar Vučić. - Reports indicate police us…
Bosnian Serb official files criminal complaint over tribute to genocide convict Ratko Mladic
- Bosnia's Republika Srpska Vice President Camil Durakovic filed a criminal complaint against Montenegro's Parliament Speaker Andrija Mandic. - The complaint stems from Mandic's public tribute to Ratk…
Storms cause significant damage in northwestern Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Severe storms, including strong winds and hail, have caused significant damage to agriculture and buildings in northwestern Bosnia and Herzegovina. - The affected areas include Potkozarje, Banja Luk…
UEFA probes Red Star Belgrade over Ratko Mladic banners
- UEFA has initiated disciplinary proceedings against Red Star Belgrade due to banners displayed by supporters during a Europa League match. - The banners referenced Ratko Mladic, a former Bosnian Ser…
Serbia withdraws from Mediterranean Games 3x3 tournament after being drawn against Kosovo
- Serbia's 3x3 basketball team withdrew from the Mediterranean Games tournament in Taranto. - The withdrawal occurred after Serbia was placed in the same group as Kosovo in the tournament draw. - The …
CNN reporter describes devastation in Nepali town hit by flash floods
- CNN reporter Hanako Montgomery described the severe devastation in Dunge Bazar, Nepal, after flash floods nearly wiped out the town. - Mud and debris filled buildings, and damaged power lines hinder…
Serbia to Showcase Chinese-Made Robotic Dogs with Weapons in 15 Days
- Serbia has purchased robotic dogs from Chinese company Minth, according to President Aleksandar Vucic. - These robotic dogs, equipped with remotely controlled weapons, will be demonstrated at a Serb…
US Extends Licence for Croatian Pipeline Operator JANAF to Transport Oil to Serbia
- The US Treasury Department's OFAC has extended a licence for Croatian oil pipeline operator JANAF. - The extension allows JANAF to continue transporting crude oil to Serbia's NIS until September 30.…
New Day: Worker Safety in Serbia
- A worker died in Serbia's Kolubara Mining Basin on Saturday, marking the third such fatality at EPS in two years. - The incident highlights ongoing concerns about worker safety in the Serbian mining…
Nepal needs over $4 billion for flood recovery, says finance minister
- Nepal's Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle stated the country needs $4 to $5 billion for reconstruction after recent flash floods. - The estimated damage is lower than the $9 billion loss from the 2015 …
Suspect Detained for Hacking Serbian Football and Health Funds
- Belgrade's Higher Public Prosecutor's Office has proposed detention for a suspect accused of hacking the Serbian Football Association and the Republic Health Insurance Fund. - The suspect is accused…
Stolen Cessna flies toward Hungarian nuclear plant; air force scrambled
- A man stole a Cessna 172 aircraft from an airport in Kaloča, Hungary, and flew toward the Paks nuclear power plant. - Hungary's air force scrambled fighter jets after the plane was detected by radar…
Trump hails 'historic' deal: US to control 65 billion barrels of Venezuelan oil
- The United States and Venezuela have agreed that the U.S. will control over 65 billion barrels of Venezuela's proven oil reserves. - The agreement was announced by the U.S. - This deal signifies a s…
Geologist: Nature is powerful; organized countries focus on prediction and prevention, disorganized ones on consequences
- Torrential floods in Nepal have killed over 620 people, with more than 3,000 missing, including a Serbian citizen. - Satellite imagery suggests a glacial lake outburst flood may have been triggered …
Sharing food: Habits that spread the most germs, and does the five-second rule apply?
- Researchers investigated common food-sharing habits to determine their germ-spreading potential. - Habits like double-dipping snacks can transfer significantly more bacteria, while blowing out birth…
Serbia's roads: Poor signage and outdated safety measures endanger drivers
- Serbian roads are experiencing increased traffic and a high number of accidents, yet road conditions and safety measures are often neglected. - Drivers face hazards due to outdated practices, such a…
China's Xi Jinping Chairs Meeting on Himalayan Flood Aftermath
- Xi Jinping chaired a meeting of China's Communist Party leadership focused on rescue and aid efforts following a flood and landslide in the Himalayas. - The meeting addressed the response to the nat…
Serbian border crossings see long waits for trucks and cars
- Trucks are experiencing three-hour delays at the Batrovci border crossing into Croatia. - Passenger vehicles are facing waits of up to an hour and a half at various border crossings. - Putevi Srbije…
Serbian Socialist Party official calls for disciplinary action against party colleague
- Novica Tončev, Vice President of Serbia's Socialist Party (SPS), stated that a meeting of the party's Statutory Commission to discuss Branko Ružić's status is not scheduled for this week. - Tončev b…
UEFA probes Red Star Belgrade over banners honoring Ratko Mladić
- UEFA has initiated disciplinary action against Serbian football club Red Star Belgrade. - The action follows the display of banners by fans honoring Ratko Mladić, a former Bosnian Serb military lead…
Back to school strains children's nervous systems; how parents can help
- The start of the school year can overwhelm children's nervous systems, leading to tantrums and behavioral issues, according to therapist and neuroscientist Robin Gobel. - Gobel explains that childre…
Mladic's legacy sparks debate on war crimes and reconciliation
- The death of Ratko Mladic has reopened debates in the former Yugoslavia about dealing with the legacy of the 1990s wars. - Mladic's former defense lawyer and a former Hague Tribunal researcher offer…
Dautovic: Permanent international criminal court should have existed in the 1990s
- International relations analyst Mirko Dautovic believes a permanent international criminal court was needed in the 1990s. - He suggests its existence could have impacted the conflicts of that era. -…
Serbian opposition must coordinate for change, politicians say
- Serbian opposition politicians Pavle Grbovic and Aleksandar Jovanovic stressed the need for enhanced communication and coordination among opposition parties. - They highlighted that this unity is cr…
Bosnia and Herzegovina VP files criminal complaint against Montenegro's Parliament Speaker for honoring Ratko Mladić
- Bosnia and Herzegovina's Vice President Ćamil Duraković filed a criminal complaint against Montenegro's Parliament Speaker Andrija Mandić. - The complaint stems from Mandić publicly honoring Ratko M…
KFOR Adjusts Presence in Kosovo, Emphasizes Readiness
- KFOR is adjusting its troop presence in northern Kosovo, with adjustments being gradual and conditions-based. - The mission emphasizes maintaining a visible presence, strong situational awareness, a…
Serbia buys Chinese 'robot dogs' for military drills
- Serbia has acquired 'robot dogs' from Chinese company Minth, which will be demonstrated during upcoming Serbian Army exercises. - President Aleksandar Vučić stated these robots will operate advanced…
Czech Republic recalls one helicopter from Serbia as wildfires subside
- The Czech Republic is recalling one of two Black Hawk firefighting helicopters and three firefighters sent to Serbia. - Wildfires in Serbia are subsiding, reducing the need for the aerial support. -…
KFOR from Ibar Bridge: We are changing the deployment, but visible presence, readiness, and responsibility remain
- KFOR's Chief of Staff visited NATO mission members deployed at the Ibar bridge in Kosovo. - Brigadier General Chad Daniels affirmed that while troop deployments are changing, KFOR will maintain a vi…
Russian strike on Bucha kills at least 27, Ukrainian officials say
- Ukrainian officials reported that at least 27 people died in a Russian attack on Bucha, near Kyiv. - Approximately 50 residential buildings were damaged in the strike, along with a warehouse in the …
Serbian Prosecutor Denies Tabloid Claims of Vučić's Role in Mladić Arrest
- War Crimes Prosecutor Bruno Vekarić denied claims that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić assisted in locating and arresting Ratko Mladić. - Tabloid reports cited former Vučić associate Predrag Popo…
Europe's cheapest city breaks: Albania's Tirana tops list under 100 euros daily
- Tirana, Albania, is the most affordable European city for short breaks, with average daily costs of 59 euros per person. - The ranking, compiled by travel agency Thomas Cook, analyzed over 50 destin…
Sociologist: Serbia's disregard for war crimes trials shows societal decay
- Sociologist Zoran Gavrilović argues Serbia must respect UN court rulings or leave the UN, criticizing the societal attitude towards war crimes. - He links Serbia's high corruption and crime rates to…
Filmmakers: European Funds Crucial for Regional Cinema, Collaboration Shapes Next Generation
- Collaboration among filmmakers in the Balkans and with Europe is vital for creators and film centers, according to discussions at the Herceg Novi Film Festival. - European funds, particularly from C…
Opposition leader: Serbia needs change for EU path; re-electing Vučić would be a 'leap into the abyss'
- Zdravko Ponoš, leader of the Srbija Centar party, asserts that a change in government is essential for Serbia to advance on its European Union integration path. - He warned that re-electing Aleksand…
ETF professor on Shapc factory: Where will humanoid robots truly be used and what does Serbia lack?
- The announcement of a humanoid robot factory in Šabac is positive news for Serbia. - However, the true developmental impact will depend on factors beyond just the number of robots produced. - The pr…
Traffic police in Kragujevac use drone for enhanced traffic control
- Traffic police in Kragujevac used a drone to enhance traffic control on busy routes. - The operation resulted in the identification of several serious traffic violations, with charges to be filed ag…
Serbia to ensure Ratko Mladić's burial is dignified, family's wishes respected
- Serbia's Justice Minister Nenad Vujić stated the country will ensure the burial of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić is dignified and respects his family's wishes. - Vujić mentioned that Serbia is…
Slovenia tightens migration policy; rights groups warn of violations
- Slovenia plans to tighten its migration policy, sparking public debate about the status of foreign citizens. - Civil society organizations have raised concerns, warning of potential human rights vio…
Serbian Opposition's Enduring Disunity Recalls 1999 Rifts Ahead of Elections
- Serbia's opposition faces enduring disunity, mirroring divisions seen in a pivotal 1999 rally that ultimately preceded Slobodan Milošević's fall. - The 1999 rally, intended to unite the opposition, …
Gardening Experts Warn Against Autumn Pruning for Certain Plants
- Gardening experts advise against pruning certain plants in autumn, contrary to common practice. - Pruning these plants in fall can harm future blooms and plant health, as they form buds and use drie…
Nepal Floods: 3,000 Missing, 626 Dead
- Flash floods in Nepal and Tibet have resulted in approximately 3,000 missing people and 626 confirmed deaths. - Over 3,700 people have been rescued in Nepal, with the natural disaster affecting arou…
Djukanovic: If we don't win a majority, we go into opposition; question for socialists - which side will they take?
- Vladimir Djukanović, a member of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) Presidency, indicated the party would move to opposition if it fails to secure a majority. - He posed a question to the socialist…
Debate Over Dogs in Restaurants: 'Every Dog is Dangerous'
- A debate is occurring in Serbia regarding the presence of dogs in hospitality establishments. - Opinions are divided, with some advocating for pet-friendly policies and others opposing dogs in publi…
Prince Filip extends condolences over Ratko Mladić's death, emphasizes Serbs' right to remember victims
- Crown Prince Filip Karađorđević offered condolences to the family of Ratko Mladić, who died in The Hague. - He stated that Mladić's name is linked to a difficult period in the region's recent histor…
Sweden Appoints Andreas von Beckerath to Lead New Foreign Intelligence Service
- Sweden's government appointed Ambassador Andreas von Beckerath as the Director-General and head of its new foreign intelligence service. - Anika Brandström will serve as Deputy Director-General, wit…
Forbes Serbia Weekly Review: Belgrade Arena seeks concessionaire, families await dispute resolution
- Belgrade Arena requires a concessionaire due to energy inefficiencies and management issues, despite recent financial improvements. - The government allocated nearly 93 billion dinars (approx. €790 …
Bus passenger transport in Serbia gives birth to a new monopoly elite: How the tycoon is growing
- The private company Strela is expanding its dominance in Serbia's passenger transport sector. - Strela previously acquired the state-owned company Lasta. - A recent plan to take over GSP Beograd's o…
Simple recipe for a moist plum cake
- A moist plum cake recipe is presented, notable for its simple preparation and absence of eggs or milk. - Ripe plums provide a pleasant tartness, complemented by vanilla and cinnamon, while sparkling…
On This Day, August 29: Ottomans Conquer Belgrade, Soviets Test Atomic Bomb
- On August 29, 1189, Dubrovnik and Bosnian Ban Kulin signed a trade agreement granting Dubrovnik merchants unrestricted trading rights in Bosnia. - In 1521, Ottoman Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent co…
Netflix plans new 'Manifest' series
- Netflix is developing a new series based on 'Manifest'. - The original series followed passengers of a flight who returned after five years. - Details about the new series' plot and characters have …
Spain seeks EU aid for processing migrants in Ceuta
- Spain has requested help from the European Border and Coast Guard Agency (Frontex) to process migrants in Ceuta. - The request comes nearly a month after a large influx of people crossed from Morocc…
Icelandic voters narrowly oppose EU membership talks, new poll shows
- A new Gallup poll indicates a narrow majority of Icelandic voters oppose reopening negotiations for European Union membership, a shift from previous surveys. - The upcoming referendum on Saturday is…
Ukraine urges civilians to flee Kherson as power and heat infrastructure suffers severe damage
- Russian forces severely damaged Kherson's combined heat and power plant and other critical infrastructure. - Officials are urging residents, especially families with children and the elderly, to eva…
Serbia's coach Alimpijević: "Results give us room for several match points"
- Serbia's basketball coach Dušan Alimpijević described his work with the national team as "love" due to strong player cooperation. - He noted the team's defense was strong for three quarters, limitin…
Robert De Niro's new Netflix film 'The Whisper Man' divides audiences with a 41% Rotten Tomatoes score
- Robert De Niro's new Netflix film, 'The Whisper Man,' has garnered a 41% score on Rotten Tomatoes based on 29 reviews. - The film stars De Niro as a detective haunted by a serial killer he helped ca…
Six Consequences Six Months After War in Iran
- Six months after US and Israeli attacks on Iran, the conflict has become unpopular in the US, impacting President Trump's approval ratings and 2024 campaign. - The war has disrupted global trade, pa…
Vuk Drašković: Glorifying Ratko Mladić is shameful
- Former Serbian Renewal Movement leader Vuk Drašković stated that glorifying Ratko Mladić is shameful and unforgivable. - He argued that honoring Mladić with state and military honors would signify t…
David Bowie's Ziggy Stardust inspired Tim Curry's Rocky Horror role
- Tim Curry had significant creative freedom when cast as Frank-N-Furter in "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" (1975). - Curry was heavily inspired by David Bowie's Ziggy Stardust persona for the charact…
Serbian high school students protest education law changes
- High school students in Niš, Serbia, are protesting upcoming changes to the education law. - They argue the amendments are unconstitutional and aim to suppress democratic action within schools. - Te…
Serbia Defeats Iceland with Jokic, Advances Toward World Cup
- Serbia's basketball team secured a decisive 102-73 victory over Iceland in a World Cup qualifying match. - This win marks Serbia's fifth victory in the qualifiers, bringing them closer to securing a…
Polish PM Warns of Russian Escalation, Pledges Support for Estonia
- Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned that Russia is preparing for a significant escalation in Ukraine and the region within the next seven to eight months. - Tusk stated that if Russia were to a…
Former Ukrainian Defense Minister to Advise Italy's Defense Minister
- Former Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov will serve as an advisor to Italian Defense Minister Guido Crosetto. - Fedorov will focus on defense innovation, sharing Ukraine's experience in te…
Albania denies involvement in Montenegro's destabilization
- Albania's Foreign Minister Ferit Hoxha denied media reports suggesting Albania's involvement in destabilizing Montenegro. - Hoxha stated that Albania is committed to regional cooperation, stability,…
New fire erupts in Ibar Valley; suspected faulty power grid blamed
- A new fire has broken out between the villages of Kaone and Lopatnica in Serbia, near the Ibar Valley, burning over 15 hectares of vegetation and forest. - Approximately 50 firefighters, Srbijašume …
Serbia's Volleyball Players Face Croatia; All Round of 16 Pairs Known
- The final matches of the group stage for the Women's European Volleyball Championship have concluded, determining all pairings for the round of 16. - In Group A, Poland secured the top spot by defea…
NSA advises regular Wi-Fi router reboots to counter cyberattacks
- The US National Security Agency (NSA) recommends regularly restarting Wi-Fi routers to disrupt cyberattacks. - This action can temporarily disconnect hackers from compromised devices by clearing mal…
South Korean Man Arrested in Japan After 26 Years of Illegal Stay
- A 72-year-old South Korean national was arrested in Japan for overstaying his visa by more than 26 years. - He entered Japan in September 1993 on a 15-day tourist visa and remained illegally, workin…
Elderly woman refuses to evacuate wildfire zone, stays with her 13 dogs
- A 72-year-old woman named Mira Jevtić became known as the 'forest fairy' after refusing to evacuate her home during wildfires in Deliblatska Peščara. - She stayed behind to care for her 13 dogs and …
Trump marks six months of Iran war amid prolonged conflict
- U.S. President Donald Trump marks six months of the war against Iran, a conflict that has extended far beyond his initial predictions of a short engagement. - The administration is shifting its stra…
Debate on Ratko Mladić's Legacy: How Can the Region Move Forward?
- Legal experts and former Hague Tribunal associates debate the legacy of Ratko Mladić and its impact on regional reconciliation. - They discuss differing narratives surrounding the Srebrenica genocid…
Serbian opposition parties form 'Narodna Srbija' alliance
- Three Serbian opposition groups have formed a new political alliance called 'Narodna Srbija'. - The alliance includes the People's Movement of Serbia (NPS), New Face of Serbia (NLS), and Ecological …
Organizing Ratko Mladić's State Funeral Would Signal Serbia's Failure to Distanciate from 1990s Policies, Says MEP
- European Parliament member Davor Ivo Štir warned Serbia against organizing a state funeral for Ratko Mladić. - Štir stated that such an action would signal that Serbia has not distanced itself from …
N1 Daily News at 7 PM (27.8.2026)
- The N1 Daily News program will present a preview of the day's most important news stories. - The broadcast aims to inform viewers about key events and developments. - Viewers are invited to engage i…
FDA Approves Revolutionary Pancreatic Cancer Therapy
- The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved a new pancreatic cancer therapy, daraksonrasib (Rasonque), developed by Revolution Medicines. - Clinical trials showed the drug nearly doubled pa…
Serbia divided over Ratko Mladić's funeral honors after his death
- Serbia's Justice Minister announced that Ratko Mladić would receive top military and state honors at his funeral. - President Aleksandar Vučić, however, avoided mentioning specific honors, stating o…
Anti-personnel mines: War in Ukraine reignites debate and divides Europe
- The war in Ukraine is causing a shift in attitudes towards anti-personnel mines, threatening a hard-won international consensus against their use. - Five NATO members bordering Russia have withdrawn…
Serbian Parliament Concludes Debate on 59 Agenda Items; Voting Set for Monday
- Serbian lawmakers have finished debating all 59 items on the parliamentary agenda. - President Ana Brnabić has set Monday, August 31, at 10 a.m. as the date for voting on these items. - The agenda i…
EU warns Serbia against glorifying convicted war criminals
- The European Commission cautioned Serbia against glorifying convicted war criminals, stating it is incompatible with European values. - The warning follows the death of Ratko Mladic, who was serving…
US Treasury Extends NIS Operating License Until September 30
- The U.S. Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has granted NIS a new operating license. - The license is valid until September 30, allowing NIS to continue its operations. - …
Education System Faces Survival Crisis Without Societal Change, Warns Kokot
- Kokot warns that Serbia's education system is in danger of failing without broader societal transformations. - Recent amendments to the Law on the Foundations of the Education System signal the stat…
Daughter reports mother missing after Nepal floods
- The daughter of Enisa Leković, a Serbian national visiting Nepal, reported her mother missing after losing contact during severe flash floods. - Leković is the only Serbian citizen currently listed …
Novak Djokovic to play first match at US Open on Sunday
- The final Grand Slam of the season, the US Open, begins Sunday in New York. - Novak Djokovic is scheduled to play his first-round match on Sunday, August 30th, against Mariano Navone. - Other Serbia…
US Ambassador to Belgium summoned over mocking health minister's alcohol warning
- US Ambassador to Belgium Bill White will be summoned by the Belgian Foreign Minister for mocking a health warning about alcohol. - White shared an image of the Belgian Health Minister with a caption…
Former Croatian PM urges blocking Serbia, Montenegro EU talks over reactions to Mladić's death
- Former Croatian Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor urged Croatia to block EU accession talks for Serbia and Montenegro. - Kosor cited Serbian authorities' and Montenegro's parliamentary speaker's reactio…
Pristina Assembly Fails to Constitute Again Amidst Political Deadlock
- The Assembly in Pristina failed to convene for a constitutive session for another day, continuing an institutional deadlock. - MPs from PDK and the Alliance gathered, with observers from the US Emba…
Serbian Opposition Slams Government, Citing Systemic Corruption
- Opposition MPs in Serbia's Parliament argue that the current government has not solved corruption but has instead established it systemically at all levels. - They criticize the government's handlin…
State of emergency declared in Trebinje due to widespread fires
- Trebinje has declared a state of emergency due to large-scale fires spreading towards the Montenegrin border and at a city landfill. - Firefighters are battling the blaze at the landfill, which erup…
BioSens Institute staff strike over new director appointment
- Employees at the BioSens Institute, which develops AI and biosensor technology for agriculture, held a warning strike. - The strike was a protest against the management board's decision to replace t…
Serbia's Vucic: Belgrade sets no conditions for Podgorica's EU path
- Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic stated Belgrade is not conditioning Montenegro's EU path. - Vucic responded to Montenegrin PM Milojko Spajic's claims of 'hybrid interference' from Serbia and Alba…
Road names in Serbia evoke historical figures and past conflicts
- Serbian street names often reflect historical figures and past events. - The author recalls visiting the birthplace of Duke Živojin Mišić. - The piece touches upon the complex legacy of historical a…
Tomorrow's Topic: A Populist Budget Revision?
- Serbia's budget revision has sparked debate over the government's spending priorities. - One view suggests increased spending supports economic growth and domestic demand. - An opposing view labels …
