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The front page of Nova.rs features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include political incidents in Užice, a proposed new law on education, and international politics involving Slovenia and Israel. Sports news focuses on Novak Djokovic and Serbian football club Red Star…
Following incidents in Užice, the morning is reportedly calm with authorities identifying the attackers, some of whom were allegedly brought in by bus. A local councilor commented on the situation, suggesting it has ended.
Meteorologist Sovilj has released his forecast for September, which is expected to be unfavorable for many.
Dejan Vuk Stanković is developing a new law aimed at disciplining teachers, parents, and students, introducing stricter penalties and removing the right to strike.
Tennis star Novak Djokovic has alluded to an upcoming project that is expected to generate excitement among his fans.
A Serbian singer experienced significant hardship after her husband's passing, reportedly due to issues involving a close friend.
A piece of news related to the football club Red Star Belgrade is reported to be unwelcome by its supporters.
Slovenia, under Prime Minister Janez Janša, has reportedly blocked an EU condemnation of Israel, leading to accusations from the opposition that he is repaying political debts to Benjamin Netanyahu.
A tragic incident occurred in Veliko Gradište where a policeman is suspected of murdering his son-in-law and niece, injuring two women, before committing suicide.
Lionel Messi has scored four spectacular goals in a recent match, reminiscent of his performances during his time at Barcelona.
A unique phenomenon is occurring at Lake Ramsko, where the submerged remains of 20 villages, including houses and cemeteries, become visible as the water recedes.
Several US congressmen are reportedly calling for the international community to condemn Serbia's government and impose sanctions on specific individuals, raising questions about the likelihood of such measures.
The article recounts the tragic downfall of a former Yugoslav sports legend who, after a successful career, found himself destitute and living on the streets.
A serious accident occurred at the Kolubara mine when a crane cable broke, resulting in the death of one worker and injuries to another.
