What's happening in Europe?
Serbia
The front page of Nova.rs features a mix of domestic crime, political news, and lifestyle stories, alongside international sports news and a piece on natural hazards in the Alps. A prominent story details a man arrested in Zemun for robbery, who allegedly attacked someone with a hammer and was…
A man arrested in Zemun for robbery, identified as a witness-accused from Republika Srpska, was allegedly released quickly after attacking SNS supporters with a hammer.
Reports indicate that members of the SPS party are leaving in large numbers and aligning with students, while leader Dacic remains seemingly unfazed.
An electrical engineer provides advice on which devices to use for supplemental heating before the official heating season, warning against one specific device due to high electricity consumption.
Carlos Alcaraz has voiced support for Novak Djokovic's call for an investigation into an incident during a tennis match, sparking widespread discussion.
A lifestyle piece advises readers to change their PIN codes immediately if they are using a commonly known or easily guessable one.
A story highlights an unusual construction project where a Bosnian man built a house on the roof of an apartment building.
A football match in Jagodina descended into chaos with fights involving players and officials, while plainclothes police reportedly protected a minister's son.
A 64-year-old man from Valjevo has been arrested for allegedly beating his 94-year-old mother with a hammer and then killing her with a knife.
A massive landslide is threatening the Alps, with an estimated 400,000 cubic meters of rock poised to fall.
A lifestyle tip from Japan offers a method for drying laundry more quickly within an apartment.
Actress Branka Petrić fell from a stage and sustained head injuries, requiring her to be taken to the hospital's emergency department.
This article recounts the challenging life story of Sinan Sakić, detailing his humble beginnings, betrayals, and a significant family tragedy.
An analysis questions Serbia's official economic statistics, suggesting they mask underlying poverty and present a misleading image of prosperity.
This report investigates the water quality in Zrenjanin, alleging that there are harmful substances present and calling it 'the lie that poisons'.
This opinion piece discusses a directive for grandparents regarding how to handle 'blackmail' from grandchildren, framed as the 'special upbringing of other people's children'.
An article examines the political and economic factors influencing the tomato market, using a metaphor to illustrate shifts in local trade dynamics.
