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The front page of Nova.rs features a prominent story about a US congressman criticizing Serbian President Vučić regarding Russian influence. Other top stories include political developments in Serbia with students campaigning early, investigations into Serbian arms dealers, and international crime…
US Congressman Christopher Smith (often referred to as Wilson in Serbian media) has again sharply criticized Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, alleging that Putin has free rein in Serbia and is involved in recruiting and training terrorists.
In a political first, students have begun campaigning, suggesting that the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) might be falling behind in the upcoming election cycle.
The article investigates Serbian arms dealers, highlighting one who was apprehended with significant luxury assets and another who is currently under sanctions imposed by the United States.
The news reports the death of Emir Balić, a figure from the sports world.
This lifestyle piece recounts an extraordinary true story about Saičić, a Montenegrin man who reportedly defeated a samurai in a duel.
A dramatic incident occurred in Rome where a 29-year-old Bosnian national allegedly pointed a gun at tourists near the Colosseum, and illegal items were discovered in his hotel.
A health-related article offering advice on lifestyle choices that can help minimize the risk of stroke, particularly by avoiding certain activities after 5 PM.
A celebrity news piece speculating about whether popular singer Lady Gaga has secretly given birth.
A statement from a segment of the N1 editorial staff condemning the alleged targeting of journalists Danica Vučić and Žaklina Tatalović by their news director, Branislav Šovljanski.
The article covers significant disciplinary actions taken by FIFA, where top officials have been handed lifetime suspensions from the sport.
A lifestyle piece discussing a study that suggests a correlation between drinking black coffee and certain darker personality characteristics.
Actress Sandra Bullock shares personal insights into her life, explaining why she has hazy memories of winning an Oscar, partly due to hiding her newborn child.
A feature on a Serbian singer who is a mother to eight children, detailing the rules and methods she employs to manage her large family.
Psychologist Vladimir Mihić discusses the political climate, suggesting that citizens may need to actively defend their votes in upcoming elections.
This report covers a cyberattack that has impacted athletes, suggesting it's part of a larger trend where personal data is exploited for business purposes.
Columnist Lazar Džamić offers a linguistic and political commentary, arguing that the word 'and?' ('I?') holds significant, perhaps underestimated, importance in Serbian discourse.
This article addresses the financial claims of former employees of the defunct airline JAT, who are seeking 7.5 million euros in compensation from the Serbian state.
Rector Đokić strongly condemns an attack on Sinani, arguing that the responsibility lies not only with the direct perpetrators but also with those who have fostered a hostile environment for an extended period.
