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Nova.rs, a Serbian news website, features several prominent stories including an investigation into the Serbian Minister of Finance Siniša Mali's alleged deficit, an interview with Miroslava Milenović on corruption, a hotel fire on Kopaonik, and vandalism of student political campaign materials…
An investigation reveals that Serbian Minister of Finance Siniša Mali allegedly created a deficit of one billion euros in September, despite claims of a surplus.
Miroslava Milenović, former member of the Anti-Corruption Council, states there are numerous potential candidates willing to become accomplice witnesses in corruption cases.
A hotel on Kopaonik mountain caught fire, with dramatic scenes witnessed as firefighters worked through the night to extinguish the blaze.
Billboards and slogans belonging to the Student List were destroyed in Velika Plana, with accompanying photos of the damage.
Uroš Medic shared details from a dinner with Novak Djokovic, expressing concerns about the tennis star's security.
Serbia is expected to experience several days of rain showers, with a predicted drop in temperature and an outlook for the next 30 days.
The clock at Belgrade's Republic Square, reportedly costing 100,000 euros, is again not working and is missing its hands.
A microbiologist identifies a common kitchen item as one of the dirtiest and advises on when it should be thrown away.
Novica Antić comments on YouTubers who accessed the military airport in Batajnica, describing it as a 'collapse of the defense system' and stating the army is 'broken'.
According to Milivojević, Stjepanović and Mastilović Jasnić are to join Nova.rs and TV Nova under President Vučić's alleged orders, with claims of a planned takeover of newsrooms.
A Serbian singer has obtained a doctorate at the age of 48, stating his thesis involved three years of serious research.
A psychological test is presented that aims to reveal what individuals consider most important in their lives.
The article discusses claims that Novak Djokovic was unfairly treated in Beijing, with Alexander Zverev's actions being described as 'dumb' and 'not fair'.
