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The Nova.rs front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a prominent story about the destruction of a hotel in Serbia and the owner's son's testimony. Other domestic news includes a severe weather forecast warning of a new heatwave, and business news about in-demand…
The son of the owner of the destroyed "Jezero" hotel shares his story, stating the hotel was built on his great-grandfather's property, involved an investment of €800,000, and that Serbian President Vučić's words about not giving up Gazivode encouraged them to continue working.
Meteorologist Sovilj delivers grim news about Serbia's weather, stating that relief from the heat is not expected and the country will soon enter another heatwave.
A survey asks residents of the European Union about their biggest current life problems, inviting readers to compare the findings.
A test was conducted to determine how to keep a car's interior from overheating in the sun, revealing a method that maintained a significantly cooler temperature.
Unicredit offers advice and tips for parents to plan effectively for the beginning of the new school year, likely related to financial planning.
The article highlights the extreme temperature variations across Serbia, noting the hottest location already reached 27 degrees Celsius by 7 AM, while another city experienced temperatures below 10 degrees.
The article speculates on the possibility of Britain rejoining the European Union and outlines the conditions and terms London would likely have to meet without special privileges.
The Serbian job market is experiencing high demand for two specific professions this summer, with potential earnings reaching up to 280,000 dinars.
Basketball player Nemanja Nedović discusses his departure from Crvena Zvezda, citing disrespect and detailing the events that led to his exit.
The article suggests that a specific trait, rather than intelligence, is crucial for success, and that this developable trait is highly valued by scientists.
A look back at a legendary photograph from the FEST film festival 50 years ago, capturing actor Robert De Niro dancing the traditional Serbian 'kolo' dance.
The article discusses Crvena Zvezda's strategy and mindset heading into the Champions League draw, identifying them as favorites and speculating on their ideal opponent.
A story about a Yugoslav singer who faced immense personal tragedy, losing her husband, mother, and sister, and whose once-adored career was cut short by a serious illness.
