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The news on Nova.rs focuses heavily on Serbian politics, with multiple stories about upcoming elections, campaign events, and alleged irregularities. Other prominent topics include crime, human interest stories, and a science piece about a mysterious space signal. There is also a brief mention of…
The political parties 'Evropska Srbija' and 'Autentična desnica' reportedly do not have members for polling station committees in many locations, prompting questions about why these positions were not offered to the Student List.
There were bomb threats before student gatherings, while Srbijavoz is introducing extra trains to Novi Sad for the SNS rally, and all planned power outages have been canceled.
Oskar allegedly broke a promise made to Darko Šarić, who received a 14-year prison sentence instead of the promised 10 years, and now faces additional charges.
A friend of the late singer Toše Proeski shares details about their final conversation, recalling his last words.
A widow is gifting a villa worth €1.6 million located on a picturesque lake, but has set a condition that must be adhered to for 90 years.
Tractors were escorted by police into Novi Sad as preparations for an SNS rally included setting up a stage, tents, and portable toilets.
Nova.rs poses a direct question to United Cloud, inquiring if they are aware of potentially becoming accessories in election theft.
The weather forecast for the upcoming weekend indicates a significant drop in temperature, with much colder conditions expected.
The football match in Split featured scandalous scenes, including a 'horror' choreography and chants from Hajduk fans.
Students have published the dates and routes for the final pre-election march 'Victory Calls,' scheduled for October 22 in Belgrade, with the first contingent departing from Zaječar today.
Ilija Srđanović has stated that his Instagram account has been suspended once more.
NBA player Bogdan Bogdanović delivered an impressive performance, hitting three consecutive three-pointers in a sequence that amazed onlookers.
A mysterious signal has been detected originating from deep space, emanating from a location where no visible objects are expected.
Radar claims to have obtained official correspondence regarding Nikola Selaković and Dejan Đurđević in the Generaštáb case, alleging new forgeries by the minister.
