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The front page of Nova.rs features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include the historical low of the Danube river, the death of writer Vedrana Rudan, a kidnapping incident in Novi Sad, and business news related to property and logistics. There's also a report on media unions…
The Danube River has reached a historical low, revealing the 'Hunger Stone' and allowing people to walk and cycle on its exposed riverbed. This environmental event is captured in photos and videos.
The death of writer Vedrana Rudan is reported, with further details about her last wishes for her funeral and a previous attempt to raise funds for euthanasia mentioned in related articles.
A temporary measure by the Commercial Court has halted the change of ownership at TV Vijesti due to a dispute over the sale of a majority stake.
A man was reportedly forced into a Mercedes G-Class in Novi Sad, with neighbors calling the police after witnessing the incident.
This article provides insights into over a decade of experience and operations within the American logistics industry.
A report analyzes real estate prices, noting that an apartment costing 130,000 euros can afford a studio in New Belgrade, while a two-room apartment at that price is only available in specific locations.
A German tourist, who has vacationed in Croatia for 18 years, shares an open letter discussing the possibility of improving prices while noting other difficulties.
An astrological prediction suggests a period of great fortune for four zodiac signs, lasting until September 10th.
Trade unions of Nova.rs, Radar, N1, and Forbes have condemned the manner in which directors were dismissed, stating they will not accept journalism becoming anyone's 'plunder'.
A football legend is reportedly dissatisfied with his situation in Saudi Arabia but is unable to leave his club without state permission.
A person opened the newspaper to find their own obituary, and the contents profoundly changed their life.
Photos from the wedding of Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina have been published, showing a ceremony that took place in an unusual location.
This article discusses the impending deadline for the sale of the Russian stake in NIS, suggesting that a policy of not offending is prioritized over energy security.
This opinion piece, likely political commentary, questions current events and leadership with metaphorical language, referencing dragons, sacks, and state affairs.
This investigative piece, part two of a series, examines how the ruling party has allegedly taken control of cultural events and festivals.
A column by Dragan Velikić discusses the hypothetical scenario of the army returning to Kosovo.
This article delves into Vedrana Rudan's desire for euthanasia, her efforts to raise funds for the procedure, and the reasons she ultimately abandoned the plan.
