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Nova.rs features a mix of domestic Serbian news and international stories. Top domestic news includes a prosecutor's statement after a podcast appearance, weather forecasts predicting extreme changes, advice on air conditioner usage during heatwaves, and a business deal for electric vehicles…
Prosecutor Paunović reflects on her appearance on Dejan Lučić's podcast, stating that she regrets going on the show and would not have attended if she had followed her intuition.
Meteorologists have released new weather maps indicating extreme changes and unusual conditions expected in the coming months, impacting Serbia.
A former actress, who left her career at its peak to return to her village, now works on a farm with her husband and raises their three children.
Temperatures reached over 30 degrees Celsius in multiple locations across Serbia by 9 AM, indicating a significant heatwave.
This science-focused article explores the hypothetical scenario of human extinction and describes how the planet Earth would change over various time scales.
A concert by musician Dino Merlin in Sarajevo was marred by chaos as hundreds of attendees were unable to get inside the stadium.
Amidst a severe heatwave in Serbia with temperatures exceeding 40°C, this article provides advice on the optimal temperature setting for air conditioners.
This story reports on a significant development in football governance, where FIFA President Gianni Infantino has reportedly withdrawn a controversial proposal.
An article highlighting a lesser-known European country that has gained global recognition, suggesting it's a hidden gem overlooked by many tourists.
Serbia's postal service is acquiring 100 electric vehicles in a deal worth 3 million euros, awarded to a businessman reportedly linked to the ruling SNS party.
This travel piece describes a unique natural phenomenon, the 'Red Lake,' located in a neighboring region, known for its mysterious properties.
A poignant story detailing the life of Boris Komnenić, focusing on the separation from his daughter during the Croatian War and their eventual reunion.
This article from radar.nova.rs discusses the legacy and reappearance of the JSO (Special Operations Unit) within new institutional structures.
An interview with Miroslav Aleksić, a Serbian politician, discussing the possibility of reaching an agreement.
