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Nova.rs features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on crime, politics, and sports. A prominent story details a kidnapping in Novi Sad. Political news includes criticism of President Vučić regarding illegal construction. Sports coverage highlights Novak Djokovic's…
A kidnapper, previously known to the police, has been apprehended after intercepting his victim in the middle of the street in Novi Sad. The motive for the kidnapping is now known.
The Kolarov family is constructing a luxury complex spanning 7,000 square meters, featuring four high-end buildings in the Dedinje area.
President Vučić is accused of misleading citizens with his promise to resolve the issue of 4.8 million illegal construction objects.
According to psychologists, a single, simple question is the most effective way to determine if someone is telling the truth.
Information on where to watch Novak Djokovic's highly anticipated documentary, 'Wolf in the Winter,' is provided, including a tip for free viewing and insights into Djokovic's pride in the project.
The Republic Hydrometeorological Service of Serbia (RHMZ) has issued a warning for very dangerous weather conditions expected today, which will impact all regions.
The article discusses how Kadyrov is playing a double game by promising military support to Putin while seemingly keeping Chechen forces away from the front lines.
Nikola Jokic and the Denver Nuggets are facing a difficult situation as one of his favorite teammates has been traded, a move the team felt compelled to make.
An American woman sent her boyfriend to explore one of Croatia's most beautiful beaches, and he returned in a hurry, insisting they must visit.
A Slovenian psychiatrist offers an unconventional remedy for frequent headaches, suggesting activities like scrubbing and polishing, which might surprisingly help.
A visit to a village near Požarevac, famous for the houses built by 'gastarbeiters' (guest workers), reveals a scene that is described as chilling.
The daughter of Serbian singer Goca Tržan has made a cake for only 50 dinars, and the article shows what she prepared.
The article reveals the identity and current appearance of the first wife of the late Serbian singer Džej Ramadanovski, who featured in one of his popular music videos.
An opinion piece discussing the role of the police as a tool of the current regime and questioning whether state-sponsored terror can effectively solve problems.
This article discusses various methods that have led to the decline of the University of Belgrade and proposes a potential solution.
An editorial by Milan Ćulibrk critically examines President Vučić's political standing and actions, suggesting he is in a precarious position.
Review or announcement of Maja Miloš's new film, described as an intimate drama focused on growing up.
A detailed breakdown of textbook prices for elementary school students (grades 1-8) is provided, with physics textbooks costing approximately 2,000 dinars.
