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Citizens and students in Novi Sad are reportedly organizing a protest or 'welcome' for President Vučić, stating he is unwelcome and they will demonstrate their numbers, even if buses are used to bring supporters.
A sports report, likely about a volleyball match, expresses regret towards the Greek team but a strong desire for the Serbian team to advance to the semi-finals.
Real estate agents are advising against expecting a significant drop in apartment prices, suggesting that buyers hoping for more affordable purchases may be disappointed.
The Commercial Court of Montenegro has issued a block on Alpaco's intended acquisition of the newspapers and online portal 'Vijesti'.
This sports headline refers to a controversial statement made by someone about Serbian basketball player Nikola Jokić, implying he would not be allowed to play.
Financial experts offer advice on the importance of having savings and provide guidance on the best methods for storing that money.
Two local officials from the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) in Kuršumlija have resigned from the party following the expulsion of Branko Ružić.
A report on a Croatian actor who married a significantly younger woman from Belgrade and fathered a child in his later years, with commentary on his partner's fitness.
A violent incident occurred at a birthday party in Barajevo, where masked individuals attacked the celebrant, his brother, and father with pipes.
This article highlights an educational opportunity at a Belgrade academy, detailing its suitability for students with good grades and mentioning a starting salary of 1,200 euros, with available spots in the second enrollment period.
A lifestyle piece details the most expensive dog breeds available in Serbia, with prices for puppies reaching as high as 2,000 euros.
Information on where and when to watch the upcoming volleyball match between Serbia and Greece.
A celebrity profile detailing the extensive property holdings of a Serbian musician, including assets in multiple countries.