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The news on Nova.rs focuses heavily on Serbian domestic politics, with several stories detailing clashes between political activists and citizens, and statements from President Vučić regarding these incidents. Other prominent stories include issues with high school graduates attempting to vote…
High school graduates wanting to vote during their excursions are encountering difficulties, with reports of non-existent email addresses and being passed between consulates when trying to register.
Virus outbreaks have filled waiting rooms in health centers across Serbia, with a particularly dangerous symptom affecting many people.
A gathering in support of Tanja Mićić took place in front of the Novi Beograd City Hall, where citizens applauded her and called for her arrest and the dismissal of Šapić.
President Vučić has issued a statement following the physical altercations between SNS activists and citizens on the streets of Novi Sad.
Following another defeat for Zvezda in the Euroleague, Drčelić has spoken out, hinting at strong words for the players that they will remember.
Ilija Srdanović has stated that the current struggle is not a personal one against President Vučić, but rather a broader conflict of the people against what he describes as evil.
A video shows a physical altercation between SNS activists and citizens near Futoška Pijaca following an attempt to seize a banner, with Ilija Srdanović also present at the protest.
President Vučić has extended a second invitation to Ilija Srdanović for a public duel, or alternatively, to answer a single specific question.
A gastroenterologist has identified a commonly favored fruit as detrimental to gut health, comparing it to 'chocolate in a peel'.
A member of the Election Board Audit Commission revealed that approximately 10,000 citizens living abroad have registered to vote in the Serbian elections within just three days.
Player Jones expressed his ambition to be among the best in the Euroleague and highlighted a significant change within the Partizan team compared to last season.
A professor from Bosnia is leading the 'doomsday vault' and has shared details about its operations, describing them as 'quite impressive'.
The apartment previously occupied by basketball player Milos Teodosic and actress Jelisaveta Orasanin is now available for rent at a monthly cost of 3,500 Euros, with images showcasing the luxury property.
Serbian agriculture is struggling under the combined pressure of drought and what is described as the state's neglectful attitude, leading to significant losses for farmers.
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The author shares reflections from India, explaining the reasons behind a newfound desire to return to Serbia.
This article examines the differing stances of Indian Prime Minister Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping regarding the conflict in Ukraine, specifically focusing on their motivations for peace or continued engagement.
