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The news from Nova.rs focuses heavily on crime and politics, with a prominent story about indictments related to war crimes in Đakovica. Other top stories include political developments involving Serbian President Vučić's interactions in Brussels and with Ukraine's Zelenski, as well as domestic…
Details have emerged regarding the indictment against Milan Radoičić and 19 others for a crime in Đakovica, including allegations of separating men from women and children before killing them. Bodies were reportedly found in Batajnica.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's diplomatic gains in Brussels are contrasted with potential new challenges presented by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenski.
An analysis of housing affordability in Belgrade, detailing the required salary and monthly payments for purchasing a 50 square meter apartment, including a 20% down payment.
A Serbian singer shares her unexpected and less glamorous experiences performing in Sydney, contrasting it with her expectations.
NBA star Nikola Jokić was photographed in a Belgrade bakery, with attention drawn to his casual attire and the change he received.
Students are concerned after a fellow student was attacked in a building elevator and the assailant remains at large despite the presence of video surveillance.
A health-related article explores potential reasons behind constant sweet cravings and what the body might be signaling.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reportedly rejected a proposal from Donald Trump concerning Gaza, potentially jeopardizing the American plan.
Footballer Rodri was caught on camera looking at another woman while with his wife, sparking amusement online due to the situation's resemblance to a well-known meme.
A piece discussing the famous singer Zdravko Čolić's past comments about his daughters being spoiled and his views on their future marriages.
A prominent Serbian former volleyball player shared provocative photos showcasing her physique in her 40s, drawing admiration.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has responded to discussions and proposals regarding altering the course of the Ibar River.
Students at the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš have reportedly faced disciplinary actions or punishments.
An opinion piece critiquing the authorities for perceived stupidity and irresponsibility, suggesting that nature's consequences will follow such actions.
Republika Srpska has significantly increased its debt, borrowing 200 million euros in the first six months of the year, an average of five million daily, ahead of elections.
