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The front page of Nova.rs focuses heavily on Serbian politics, with a major story detailing an upcoming turbulent 10-day period involving elections, parliamentary dissolution, presidential resignation, and the appointment of Ana Brnabić. Other political stories include allegations of the…
Serbia faces a hectic 10-day period with the calling of elections, dissolution of parliament, the president's resignation, and the naming of Ana Brnabić, alongside several other crucial deadlines.
New evidence from an Inquiry Committee suggests the Presidency was involved in managing the reconstruction of a railway and a canopy.
Radomir Lazović was allegedly under surveillance by the BIA (Serbian Security Information Agency) because of his travels to Brussels and Strasbourg, along with students.
The US Congress has responded to the alleged wiretapping of students and opposition figures, deeming it unacceptable that the 'Vučić regime' uses spy equipment against citizens.
Weather forecasts for September predict the arrival of showers and thunderstorms after a hot weekend, offering a chance to breathe easier.
A lawmaker discusses an adopted law, noting the proposer is from the SPS party and that Ružić had warned on August 21st about land re-zoning in Deliblatska Peščara.
A tragic incident has occurred with the death of basketball player Ilija Jovanović at the age of 39.
Singer Nigor has commented on a shocking statement made by Dr. Igi, expressing concern with the phrase 'God help him'.
An unusual event occurred at the US Open, forcing an interruption of a tennis match.
Dr. Igi has shocked the entire country with his comments about deceased colleagues, mentioning names like Nebo, Zablaćanski, and Gru.
An article highlights a specific body part, referred to as the 'second heart', emphasizing its importance for daily activation to promote a long and high-quality life.
TV host Eva Murati has created what is described as the 'sexiest moment in television history' with an action during a broadcast, captivating male viewers.
A German family decided to end their vacation in Croatia after only five days, citing the conditions as 'unbearable'.
An analysis discusses the implications of President Vučić's rally in Užice, questioning if Novi Sad is now considered a 'forbidden city'.
Branko Ružić has been expelled from the SPS party, with the article suggesting it was done on the order of another party.
