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The Nova.rs front page features a mix of lifestyle, sports, and crime news, with a prominent story about a Serbian woman's experience in Sweden. Sports news focuses on basketball team Partizan's new signings and football coach Piksi's potential return. Other stories include a health tip, a…
A Serbian woman recounts a bizarre dinner experience in Sweden where she was asked to pay for the food she was served, highlighting cultural differences and her disbelief at the request.
Doctor Perišić offers advice on what to eat and drink for stomach ailments, specifically cautioning against the use of baking soda.
Basketball club Partizan has officially announced the signing of a new player, a starting guard from the NBA, with details of the contract now public.
A story about a Serbian singer reveals the poignant truth about her parents, stating she only met her mother one time in her life.
A large fight broke out during an Amadeus Band concert, prompting security and police to intervene urgently. Video footage is available.
Football coach Piksi has indicated he is close to returning to the national team's coaching position, acknowledging the surrounding 'noise' regarding the association.
Following the arrival of Vildoza, a second new signing for Partizan basketball club has landed in Belgrade and joined team preparations, posing with a team scarf.
Aleksej Bjelogrlić has shared a romantic photo with Sara Jo, showcasing his deep affection for her.
The article discusses that Europe is the fastest-warming continent globally and explores four key factors influencing this phenomenon.
Following a recent loss, Novak Djokovic expressed concerns about a persistent health issue that has troubled him for years.
A prominent Belgrade businessman, owner of Taneo Group, has been arrested on suspicion of forging official documents and laundering money, involved in a €4.9 million fraud.
An article humorously describes how Vlahovic was persuaded to join Beşiktaş for a year, turning his vacation with his fiancée into a dramatic transfer saga.
Defense Minister Bratislav Gašić was photographed at the Evzoni border crossing amidst stalled traffic, with his car noted to be parked separately.
A young boy who was injured during a horse riding competition in Kovilovo has unfortunately passed away after the horse fell on him.
Protests in Albania are highlighted, focusing on the country's prolonged transition period and pervasive state corruption.
