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The news covers a range of topics including crime, politics, sports, and social issues in Serbia. A major story focuses on alleged criminal connections and media influence, while another details a mass arrest of a criminal clan in Belgrade. Political commentary on a Serbian official's actions and…
This story claims Nova.rs uncovered individuals involved in criminal activity flown into Tivat, while Blic allegedly defended their reputation through official statements.
This article criticizes Siniša Mali, described as the keeper of Serbia's treasury, for his actions and attempts to achieve success using a 'Hungarian method'.
Basketball coach Željko Obradović has spoken about his decision to refuse a gift from Partizan, with his statement expected to please the team's fans.
Authorities have conducted a mass arrest of individuals belonging to a criminal clan in connection with a murder in Belgrade, with searches occurring throughout Serbia.
Grand Coffee is promoting a health awareness campaign titled 'Wake up, get checked,' emphasizing that preventative measures are the starting point for healthcare.
Marko Stjepanović has been appointed as the new editor-in-chief of Nova.rs, with the new owner reportedly giving employees who do not agree with his appointment less than 48 hours to resign.
Basketball player Jones discussed an emotional moment with coach Obradović, sharing details about their hug and their conversation.
A doctor has introduced a dementia test that can be completed in just 60 seconds, inviting readers to see if they could pass the screening.
An individual named Femic claims that the owners of Nova.rs are giving journalists 48 hours to accept a newly appointed editor or resign, characterizing the situation as an attempt to suppress the editorial team rather than a dialogue.
This article discusses the religious holiday 'Protection of the Most Holy Mother of God,' highlighting its significance for women and providing guidance on associated traditions.
A report suggests that the 'happiest country in the world' is heading into a debt crisis, predicting a difficult and prolonged winter.
Marko Stjepanović comments on the severance packages offered to Nova.rs journalists, stating that the offer and the deadline for acceptance are fair and reasonable.
A former NASA astronaut who walked on the Moon in 1972 claims to possess knowledge about UFOs and intends to reveal what he calls the 'only truth'.
This report scrutinizes the reconstruction of the hospital in Subotica, suggesting that despite promises, the project is primarily increasing costs without substantial progress.
