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The Nova news website features a mix of domestic and international stories. Top domestic news includes a detailed list of high school openings in Belgrade and an analysis of Serbia's low economic standard compared to other European countries. Other domestic stories cover employment trends…
A comprehensive list of high schools in Belgrade with available spots is published, highlighting that one school is nearly empty, missing almost an entire class.
This summer's most sought-after profession offers a stable job with a potential salary of up to 2,000 euros and minimal competition.
An analysis of how rhetoric has shifted from aggressive threats to a more subdued tone, referencing President Vučić's statements.
A ranking of the greatest athletes of all time has ignited discussion, particularly after Nick Kyrgios's comment about Novak Djokovic.
A decades-old mystery surrounding an actress who killed her famous athlete boyfriend, her subsequent trial, and her marriage to her lawyer.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban discusses his future aspirations and expresses his deep affection for Croatia.
The dangers of climbing Mount Elbrus are detailed, focusing on the psychological challenges climbers face as they approach the summit.
A recent study provides insights into how different types of coffee affect the biological aging process.
An enduring mystery from the set of 'Titanic' concerning the poisoning of 60 crew members remains a topic of intrigue even 30 years later.
Speculation arises about Nikola Jokic being traded by the Denver Nuggets due to the team's luxury tax problems, a situation they have tried to prevent.
An update on the child actress who played the iconic 'girl in the red coat' in Schindler's List, whose role was cast by chance and later became a symbol of hope.
A photograph that gained global recognition and is described as a powerful symbol of the current era, with a quote suggesting a lack of judgment.
An article introduces Vedrana Rudan's husband, who is eight years younger, and reveals they met while she was in her first marriage.
A report indicates that Serbia ranks among the lowest in Europe for living standards, with only three neighboring countries having a lower standard.
An examination of Serbia's silence regarding the anniversary of the Berlin Congress and a reflection on historical narratives.
This piece appears to be an opinion or commentary piece, possibly using an anecdote about Dean Patrik Drid's glasses to critique power structures.
