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The front page of Nova.rs prominently features political news, with a focus on President Vučić's campaign activities and related pardons. Other stories cover a violent incident involving a Partizan fan, a theater opening, and discussions within the REM (Regulatory Body for Electronic Media)…
President Vučić, no longer holding the presidential office, has started his campaign, and the public is anticipating his actions as an 'ordinary citizen' until the parliamentary elections.
An inquiry into the individuals included on President Vučić's list for pardons, raising questions about the recipients and the process.
Employees of Radio Television of Serbia (RTS) have voiced concerns about a recent news broadcast that lasted 86 minutes, with 63 minutes dedicated to praising the outgoing president.
A Partizan fan was seriously injured in an ambush after a Euroleague game in Belgrade, reportedly due to his social media posts concerning Ratko Mladić.
The new season of the Theatre of Humanity has opened with a performance of 'The Coppers' by Egon Savin, which received enthusiastic applause.
An activist from Novi Sad, Doroteja Antić, states she does not accept President Vučić's pardon, claiming the legal proceedings against her were rigged.
A member of the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) claims that the decision on monitoring the 'Informer' publication changed unexpectedly, with four members altering their votes.
A surprising sighting of a rare and beautiful bird of prey, described as the most uncommon and aesthetically pleasing raptor in the region, was captured by a camera on a Serbian mountain.
President Vučić commented on the student cycling campaign 'Guardians of the Constitution' while presenting himself as an 'ordinary citizen' for his campaign.
Milan Šabić responded to claims made by a REM member about a sudden change in opinion regarding the monitoring of the 'Informer' publication, implying external influence.
A report featuring the speech given by Dejan Bodiroga at a rally in Užice to support a student list.
Former volleyball coach Nikola Grbić decided to speak openly about certain issues after achieving a gold medal, stating he felt compelled to address them.
Publisher Laguna is organizing its own alternative book fair in its stores, as most publishers are boycotting the main Belgrade Book Fair.
