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The Nova.rs front page features a mix of domestic and lifestyle news, with a prominent report on motorcycle fatalities in Serbia. Other top stories include business developments concerning land acquisition for the Belgrade Waterfront project, a weather forecast predicting high temperatures with a…
A Serbian news report details the alarming statistic of nearly two motorcycle fatalities per week in Serbia, consulting experts to understand the reasons behind this trend and potential solutions, drawing comparisons with Luxembourg's road safety measures.
The Serbian state will need to purchase land again for the expansion of the Belgrade Waterfront project, with properties owned by prominent companies like Cepter, Bošnjak, and Karin Komerc on the list.
The weather forecast for Serbia indicates high temperatures reaching up to 36 degrees Celsius today, with a possibility of afternoon showers and thunderstorms in certain regions.
A lifestyle article shares insights from a well-known Russian psychotherapist, highlighting a quote about personal satisfaction that is expected to resonate with many readers.
A sports report covers a former coach of the Serbian national football team expressing joy after leading his team to a significant victory against Partizan, a defeat described as one of the club's most painful in recent history.
A lifestyle piece features a woman sharing a simple, free beauty trick involving a clean towel, which she claims makes her appear significantly younger.
A political analysis discusses the upcoming Serbian elections, scheduled for October 18th or 25th, speculating on the opposition's stance and the potential formation of three political blocs, with significant unanswered questions.
A crime report from Mališevo details a tragic shooting incident where a pregnant woman was killed and a man sustained life-threatening injuries, with authorities investigating the event.
An investigative piece on the 'Jablanica' hotel, once a workers' dormitory, which was bought by the state seven years ago but has since fallen into disrepair, causing unease and safety concerns for nearby residents.
A lifestyle article discusses an item commonly found in bedrooms that, according to tradition and expert opinion, negatively impacts sleep quality, despite its perceived practicality.
A sports report highlights a controversial refereeing decision in the final second of a basketball game between Serbia and France, which allegedly cost Serbia the victory. The incident was initially missed by many.
A celebrity news story reveals that singer Nadica Ademov has secretly married a businessman with whom she has two children, with the wedding taking place abroad.
A political report criticizes the city authorities of Čačak for allegedly misallocating public funds to a concert by singer Breskvica, at a time when citizens are dealing with the aftermath of fires and water shortages.
An interview with Justin Yifu Lin, former Chief Economist of the World Bank, for Radar, where he discusses his views on democracy and how it is undermined by powerful and wealthy entities.
A report about the depopulated region of Lika and the alleged presence of radioactive waste, with a quote from a Montenegrin person expressing concern about the area's neglect and environmental issues.
