Three cases of SNS violence in three days: "The goal is to intimidate students… ↗
Front page leadThe SNS party is accused of three incidents of open violence within three days, with the alleged aim of intimidating students and the general public.
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The news from Nova.rs focuses on Serbian domestic affairs, with significant coverage of political events, social issues, and some sports news. A prominent story details alleged acts of violence by SNS, aiming to intimidate students and citizens. Other domestic issues include a child's case…
The SNS party is accused of three incidents of open violence within three days, with the alleged aim of intimidating students and the general public.
A child named Vukan's situation highlights the complexities and potential hardships faced by parents who are also caregivers, with his mother at risk of losing both her job and state assistance.
Meteorologist Sovilj has issued a forecast for October, warning that certain weather conditions might pose a problem.
Marija and her husband's vacation in Tunisia took a disastrous turn due to an accident that left her paralyzed from the waist down.
A story about how a common choice has led to support for Tiršova hospital, connecting people throughout Serbia.
The civil initiative 'Kreni-Promeni' has posed five questions to prosecutor Mirko Despotović, who is handling the 'Šapić' case, inquiring about the protection of the Belgrade mayor.
Piers Morgan, after filming a controversial interview with Cristiano Ronaldo, has now insulted the Portuguese player, calling him an 'arrogant idiot' and belittling him.
The European Social Democrats have declared their support for the political list 'Evropska Srbija'.
Coach Paunović expressed frustration and lectured his team after Serbia achieved a historically negative record.
Journalists and employees of Nova.rs are protesting against the new management, alleging attempts to introduce regime-aligned journalists and SNS advertisements onto the website.
Serbs residing in Montenegro are reporting issues related to upcoming elections, with the deadline approaching and no response received from the consulate.
An article questions the editorial independence of Nova.rs, alleging that Brent Sadler dictated a list of new colleagues.
A seemingly idyllic island destination is reportedly transforming into a 'little Russia'.
An investigation reveals that Bogoljub Karić transferred his villa in Dedinje to companies based in Nicosia, Cyprus, while conducting business there and participating in elections in Serbia.
The article discusses Serbian President Vučić's diplomatic efforts in the United States, labeling them an 'unforgivable failure' in Florida.
The head of security for a former Serbian Prime Minister has been implicated in cocaine trafficking, raising questions about the silence of the Prime Minister and the Interior Minister.
A segment of judges and prosecutors have publicly condemned President Vučić's pardons, asserting that they were made under certain conditions.