The recently gathered articles from Kurir TV include news on several topics. There are warnings from an architect regarding safety near Vuk’s monument as it might be hazardous. A statement from Obrknežev criticizes the opposition regarding their stance on lithium, stating they are only citing gynecologists and foresters rather than experts.
There’s also coverage on the World Day of Remembrance for traffic accident victims, with a heartbreaking account from a mother who lost her son six years ago in a tragic accident. A story follows this regarding Alija Balijagić’s potential helpers in his escape.
Details from the trial of Uroš Blažić, an alleged killer who offered an apology, were shared by a Kurir reporter. An update regarding the health condition of individuals injured in a Novi Sad accident two weeks ago was mentioned.
A fire brigade commander clarified why fires are most common in this part of the year. Energy experts considered the future of the country’s energy supply, stressing the potential importance of gas power plants.
There’s a report on how an alliance with Hungary could provide beneficial outcomes, arguing such a partnership would further stabilize the country’s energy sources. There was also discussion about Germany’s struggle between being an economic powerhouse and dealing with immigration challenges.
Finally, Tanja Savić and Nući appeared on Kurir TV discussing their sources of support, preparations for upcoming events and their personal habits they aren’t proud of.
