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The Nova.rs front page features a mix of domestic political news, crime, economic trends, health advice, social issues, lifestyle stories, and sports updates. A prominent political story discusses internal party disagreements regarding the reception of President Vučić in Užice. Other domestic news…
A political dispute arose in Užice where ruling party members allegedly voted against a reception for President Vučić, leading to confusion and internal party conflict.
August saw a surge in demand for certain jobs with salaries up to 200,000 dinars, yet a lack of qualified candidates hinders filling these positions.
An investigation is underway after a Molotov cocktail was found and thrown outside a hotel located in New Belgrade.
According to four cardiologists, a simple, cost-free technique lasting only a few minutes can effectively lower blood pressure.
Young artists have created sculptures from Nestlé packaging, raising important questions about waste and sustainability.
A personal testimony reveals the unexpected hardships faced by a Serbian family after immigrating to Germany, challenging the narrative of a better life.
Basketball star Luka Dončić was photographed with Anja Jenko, a former 'Playboy' model, sparking rumors about his new relationship.
Collectors are willing to pay substantial amounts for a specific rare banknote, with potential values reaching tens of thousands of euros.
Several schools are starting their extended stay programs late, with some beginning up to 15 days after the school year starts, causing stress for parents.
The article explores the nearly 60-year marriage of country music icon Dolly Parton and her husband, who famously shunned public attention.
A reported assassination plot in Serbia has revealed an old tactic employed by Russia's FSB, involving the use of women as covert operatives.
After a difficult period, coach Valdas Dambrauskas has achieved a significant success with his team Sabah, marking an unexpected resurgence in European football.
Red Star Belgrade has faced severe financial penalties from UEFA for the second time in three days, impacting the club significantly.
An investigative report details alleged cultural appropriation and boycotts by the ruling party, leading to the creation of a 'Blacklist Fest'.
