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The Nova.rs front page highlights domestic political and social issues in Serbia, including concerns about voter registration and the impact of student movements. It also features weather forecasts, health advice, crime news, and entertainment stories, including a piece on a local singer's…
An extensive analysis by Dragan Popović, Director of the Center for Practical Politics, details five significant changes brought about by the student movement.
Alarming data from the Republic Electoral Commission (RIK) and the Election Roll Audit Commission reveals hundreds of thousands more voters than registered citizens in Serbia.
Meteorologists issue an important warning regarding the current weather, suggesting that it's not yet true autumn.
Three cardiologists concur that a specific popular food item is highly beneficial for maintaining heart health.
A Serbian singer has diversified his success by owning IT companies, developing a hotel and nursing home, and engaging in other businesses, having started his earning journey at the age of 12.
A bomb was thrown at a family home in the Zvezdara neighborhood, causing destruction to cars.
Climatologists have issued an alarming warning that over 450,000 people could die in the next six months due to a specific phenomenon, identifying the most vulnerable countries.
The news reports the death of a famous rock singer.
An explanation is provided for why autumn begins on the 23rd of the month, rather than the 21st as is typical for other seasons.
An oncologist shares his primary check on product labels, highlighting an ingredient associated with an increased risk of cancer.
Kaila Shimizu, described as the world's most beautiful volleyball player, defends actress Sydney Sweeney against criticism following provocative photo releases.
The Mayor of Kraljevo has released a montage video that targets a candidate from a student list, with the candidate responding that she did not expect her young child to be attacked.
The organization CRTA has published testimony from an employee of the Postal Savings Bank, claiming that employees who do not participate in signature collection face negative consequences for their loyalty and potential for a salary increase.
