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Nova.rs front page highlights domestic Serbian news, including a legal inquiry regarding a politician and various crime and social issues. Sports news features a major basketball transfer, while lifestyle stories cover financial windfalls and medical mysteries. International news includes a…
The prosecution has stated that they will not conduct an interview with Dačić concerning the 'sound cannon' incident, deeming it not to be information of public importance.
A member of the Kosovo police has been arrested in Sokobanja for allegedly imprisoning, beating, and mistreating a local woman.
A woman who initially believed her pain was due to sciatica was later found to have 40 tumors after a medical examination.
While clearing out a flat, a person discovered their father's old savings books from the 1970s, which could be worth €110,000.
Coach Željko Obradović has secured a significant summer transfer, reportedly due to an unusual and unexpected reason.
A section of a construction's structure collapsed, causing a truck to slide down an embankment in Aleksinac.
A construction pit collapse in Novi Pazar resulted in walls, stairs, and garages caving in, forcing four families from their homes.
Russia has reportedly issued an arrest warrant for Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram, on terrorism charges.
A picturesque turquoise lake hides a dark past, as tourists now swim above the site of a notorious former camp.
The RHMZ has issued a significant warning about an intense heatwave expected to last for days, with temperatures exceeding 40°C and night temperatures around 26°C.
Actor Burak Özçivit, known as 'Bali-beg', reportedly left a wealthy heiress for actress Fahriye Evcen, with whom he now forms a stable couple.
Lithuanian sources are reportedly dismissive of Serbian basketball clubs Crvena Zvezda and Partizan, suggesting they are only suitable for the EuroCup and lack necessary elements.
