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The front page of Nova.rs features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a fatal traffic accident in Serbia, an analysis of a new student political list, extreme weather warnings for Serbia, and an opportunity for Serbian youth to study in Slovenia. International news…
A truck crashed into a road workers' vehicle on the Loznica - Šabac road, resulting in the deaths of two people. The report includes dramatic footage from the accident scene.
A student political list has been officially registered with the Serbian Business Registers Agency (APR), raising questions about its origins and future plans.
Serbia is bracing for extreme heat with dangerous temperatures expected today and tomorrow. A list of cities prone to fires has been released, with a forecast for cooler weather to follow.
Young people from Serbia have the opportunity to study in Slovenia for free, with affordable accommodation and meal support provided.
Fans, known as 'Delije', confronted the Red Star Belgrade football players, expressing their messages to the team.
Following a migrant crisis, Spain is experiencing unrest, with accusations being directed towards the US and Israel.
A mechanic has identified a used car model that he believes surpasses new vehicles in quality and desirability.
A night of intense violence in Kyiv resulted in at least 14 deaths, with continuous explosions and disturbing video evidence emerging.
The Denver Nuggets have made three new player acquisitions in the middle of the night, news that may not please star player Nikola Jokic.
Pop star Katy Perry and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau were spotted vacationing together in Kotor, Montenegro.
Luka Dončić's former fiancée has withdrawn her lawsuit, with new information revealed about her court testimony.
The secrets to actor and director Clint Eastwood's long life include a diet that shuns popular foods.
A report alleges that police staged an encounter with Dr. Milić on the street to serve him a summons, with cameras from the Informer publication present to record the event.
