Mobilization of Loyalists to Incite Fear ↗
Front page leadThis story, published by Radar, discusses the mobilization of loyalists for the purpose of inciting fear, suggesting a theme of political intimidation.
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The front page of Nova.rs features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong emphasis on political and social issues in Serbia. Top stories include a report on the mobilization of loyalists for intimidation, a weather warning for the end of August, and a political comeback. Lifestyle…
This story, published by Radar, discusses the mobilization of loyalists for the purpose of inciting fear, suggesting a theme of political intimidation.
The Republic Hydrometeorological Service of Serbia (RHMZ) has issued a new weather warning that will remain in effect until the end of August.
A lifestyle story about a man who worked at a gas station and department store, and chopped his own wood until he was 90, only revealing his millionaire status after his death.
This Radar article discusses the political comeback of Nebojša Stefanović, framed as a return from 'two political deaths'.
A lifestyle piece that references the Greek philosopher Socrates to explain the character of a person with very few friends.
A sports-related story, likely about a woman connected to football legends through her surname, suggesting privileged access due to family ties.
A lifestyle story about a car salesman who discovers he is the son of a prince through a DNA test at age 26, leading to a life-altering change.
This news report covers the arrest of accomplices of a driver who ran over people at horse races in Bileća, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
A lighthearted entertainment piece identifying the shortest female singer in the Serbian music scene.
Information on how and where to watch the second basketball match between Serbia and France.
A sports-related lifestyle story about a woman's journey from being perceived as a 'loser' to discovering a 'dark truth' years later.
Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić states that the constitution will be changed when Aleksandar Vučić becomes Prime Minister, allowing him to return to the presidency.
A show business story about a Serbian singer who faced domestic issues and was perceived as kitschy but was loved by the public.
An interview with Dušan Kokot, head of a Serbian education union, who describes the current times as 'evil and lasting'.
An interview with Catalan writer Sebastián Alzamora who discusses the formation of a new model of fascism.
An interview with Croatian historian Tvrtko Jakovina, who comments on a strategy of perpetuating hatreds.