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The Nova.rs front page features a mix of domestic political news, social issues, and sports. A top story alleges President Vučić played multiple roles in a political drama. Other prominent stories include an alleged assault by Mayor Šapić, Novak Djokovic being hit by a ball, a public health…
This story investigates claims that Serbian President Vučić assumed the roles of police, prosecutor, and judge from his presidential office in the 'Andrićev Venac' case.
Nova.rs has published a video allegedly showing Belgrade Mayor Šapić assaulting a councilwoman, breaking her nose, and then attempting to leave the scene.
A woman's prolonged illness, initially mistaken for angina, turned out to be mononucleosis, highlighting the need for awareness of its symptoms in both children and adults.
Tennis star Novak Djokovic was hit in the head during an incident in China, with video capturing his immediate reaction.
Hyundai is celebrating 35 years of operation in Serbia with a special jubilee event and rewards for customers.
According to RTS, Belgrade Mayor Šapić was tested for alcohol and drugs following an incident, with the results coming back negative.
President Vučić stated that they will defend the voters' will and denied any accusations of election fraud.
A new video by students, featuring President Vučić's message 'I won't give up Gazivode!', has been released, focusing on the topic of Kosovo.
Nikola Jokic described the intense pressure of playing in Serbia, particularly in matches against rival teams Crvena Zvezda and Partizan, to his American counterparts.
Nikola Jovanović calls for the immediate dismissal and criminal prosecution of Mayor Šapić for allegedly disgracing the office through his actions.
Coach Nikola Grbić shared details of his first conversation with his brother Vanja after the latter experienced a serious health issue.
A popular boys' name in Serbia has changed, with 'Luka' being surpassed by a different, older name, the identity of which is revealed in the article.
Employees of Radio Television of Serbia (RTS) have commented on the unusually long 'Dnevnik 2' news program, noting a significant portion was dedicated to the outgoing president.
A Russian journalist, Andrej Kalitin, alleges that Belgrade serves as a hub for Russian security services.
