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The Nova.rs front page covers a range of Serbian domestic news, including political developments, a traffic accident, a criminal investigation, and sports updates. A significant political story details the withdrawal of members from the SSP party list for the upcoming 'European Serbia' elections…
Several members of the Serbian political party SSP, including Borko Stefanović, Jelena Milošević, Vladimir Vrsajkov, and Goran Petrović, have reportedly withdrawn their names from the 'European Serbia' electoral list.
A GSP (public transport) bus collided with two taxis and then crashed into a local establishment on Zelen venac, resulting in multiple injuries.
Basketball coach Željko Obradović has publicly criticized Ostoja Mijailović, president of Partizan, recalling a statement that angered the club's fans.
The article highlights that actor Miloš Samolov has been married for years to a well-known artist and director, who has recently gained attention.
The article discusses the 'Mozzart Relax' service, which is presented as a tool to help players achieve winning tickets in betting.
A woman's body was discovered in Novi Sad, and suspicion has fallen on her son in connection with her death.
Following a decision to participate in elections with the 'European Serbia' coalition, two members of the SRCE party's presidency have announced their departure.
The leading candidate on the student electoral list has addressed questions regarding a potential debate with President Vučić.
The 'Mi Snaga Naroda' movement has released information regarding the current health status of Branimir Nestorović.
The football world mourns the passing of legendary player Sandro Mazzola, with his club issuing a statement.
An order issued by Duke Živojin Mišić concerning the breakthrough of the Solun front is being preserved in a Serbian church in Birmingham.
The article recounts the mysterious death of an actress known as 'Mala Nevesta' (Little Bride), who was buried in a wedding dress, with lingering stories about her boyfriend.
Nikola Jokić's former teammate jokingly asked for advice on how to date Serbian women, eliciting laughter.
Florian Bieber discusses the relationship between Belgrade and Brussels, suggesting that Europeans have long ignored certain issues.
An opinion piece suggesting that the current regime prioritizes infrastructure projects like asphalt over the needs of pensioners.
Lazar Dzamic analyzes the political situation, suggesting that the ruling power must still demonstrate its 'orthodoxy' even with the Patriarch's backing.
A powerful message from a student, 'What should I tolerate? I won't tolerate!', has gone viral just before the elections in Serbia.
