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The Nova.rs front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Serbian politics, business, and social issues. Top stories include a legal commentary on the duties of the Bar Association amidst government criticism, an upcoming heatwave in Serbia, and economic news…
Lawyer Beljanski explains his resignation due to the Bar Association's silence in response to President Vučić's attacks on lawyer Jana Aćimović Planojević, emphasizing the association's fundamental duty.
The weather forecast indicates that Serbia will experience two more heatwaves, and a significant drop in temperatures is not expected in the near future.
A part of the Montenegrin coast sees empty beaches because the price for a sunbed and umbrella is a staggering 240 euros, a reason for the astronomical prices is explained.
Novica Velickovic has married his partner of 13 years, with his former volleyball player wife sharing an emotional message that moved many.
SpaceX has invested in NVIDIA, bringing the company's stock back into the spotlight for investors.
The issue of Kosovo is re-emerging as a central theme in the election campaign, raising questions about who will face more pressure: President Vučić or the students.
The article details the significant cost associated with running air conditioning for a single day, revealing it to be a surprisingly high figure.
A video shows Novak Djokovic's whereabouts after a concert, offering insights into what can be expected from him.
Antonio Banderas shares his strategy for maintaining a positive relationship with his ex-wife Melanie Griffith, 11 years after their divorce.
The Zivojinovic family is renting a villa in Budva for €3,000 per day, sharing the costs to create a comprehensive family package.
The article questions the control over Artificial Intelligence following three recent incidents that have broken a long-standing rule of 30 years.
A plant that is disliked by mosquitoes but loved by humans is recommended for cultivation on terraces and balconies.
While digging a swimming pool in his yard, an individual stumbled upon a treasure valued at €800,000.
The Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts (SANU) comments on a UN report, stating that projects and investors are prioritized over people.
The article questions the government's silence regarding the sale of Energoprojekt, deeming the transaction both illegal and detrimental.
