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The news on Nova.rs focuses heavily on Serbian domestic politics and social issues, including upcoming elections and controversies surrounding them. Other prominent stories include developments in education, health concerns like West Nile virus, and cultural/lifestyle pieces such as a historical…
This article questions the legitimacy of electoral lists that do not actively engage citizens, lack campaign stands, and do not conduct active campaigns, suggesting they are 'phantom lists' associated with Vučić's regime.
Following recent dismissals, two more professors have lost their jobs at the University of Novi Sad, with Patrik Drid reportedly playing a key role in the decision.
A project that the state once heavily promoted has ended up as a monument to unfulfilled ambitions, leaving behind only a bridge in the middle of nowhere.
A doctor recounts the experience of being present and making the decision to turn off life support for former Yugoslav leader Josip Broz Tito, stating he did not die on May 4th.
An educational workshop focused on promoting healthy eating habits will be conducted as part of the new school year.
Students are outlining their plans for reforming the education system, including proposals for free textbooks, ending self-financing study, and providing incentives for teacher training.
Forty individuals infected with the West Nile virus are currently in critical condition, fighting for their lives.
An NBA star revealed that Nikola Jokic personally invited him to join the Denver Nuggets, and the Serbian player was successful in convincing him.
A travel piece describing a visit to an overlooked European city that is older than Rome and is considered a hidden paradise in the Balkans.
Popular singer Aleksandra Prijović has canceled her concert in Zrenjanin, issuing a statement expressing her hope for understanding.
This article discusses a topic implying that current generations will not experience something significant due to a sad, unspecified reason.
This political piece questions whether Milo Lompar has altered his stance on the student movement or if his views were previously misunderstood.
A well-known Turkish actress, familiar to Serbian audiences from a particular TV series, has passed away.
An investigative piece examining the fate of burned barracks and warehouses, and what has been developed on the site of the destruction.
This article reports on an attack against the Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade, alleging the regime's involvement.
An update on the process of submitting election lists, indicating that political maneuvering is intensifying.
An analysis of the Swedish elections, suggesting that a harsh political approach proved to be effective.
This report details an affair involving Donald Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, who is reportedly negotiating deals with countries that are also investing billions into his private equity fund.
