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The Nova news website in Serbia is dominated by political news concerning a rally by President Vučić in Novi Sad, with reports detailing crowd size and criticism. Other prominent stories include an investigation into the wealth of an SNS operative, sports news featuring Nikola Jokic and Vezenkov…
The Archive of Public Rallies has released figures on the number of attendees at President Vučić's rally in Novi Ssad, prompting subsequent reports from the Ministry of Interior and political commentary on the attendance.
The Ministry of Interior has announced the number of people present at the SNS rally held in Novi Sad.
Analyst Cupic commented on the SNS rally in Novi Sad, suggesting that if the attendees represent the core electorate, the political figure's career is over.
Locals in Novi Sad allege that the monument to Svetozar Miletić was moved in a photograph of the SNS rally to create the illusion of a larger crowd.
An investigation reveals how Vladimir Mandić, an operative of the SNS party, is accumulating significant assets through property purchases in Serbia and Montenegro and receiving large payments from neighboring countries.
Nikola Jokic made a spectacular assist that has drawn admiration from American basketball fans.
The island of Ibiza experienced a memorable weekend with two iconic clubs and continuous activity, highlighted by the Ploom brand.
An individual's experience working on a cruise ship revealed harsh realities that permanently changed his perspective, contrary to his initial belief of free global travel.
Following a win, basketball player Vezenkov met with football legend Pep Guardiola and requested something from him.
Cardiologists have identified specific seeds that can aid in regulating blood pressure and heart rhythm, recommending them as an effective solution.
A famous actress, who is expecting her third child at the age of 52, has responded to criticism regarding her age and pregnancy.
A sociopath has shared their internal experience and feelings when causing harm to others, with their revelations surprising many.
Catherine Zeta-Jones, 57, has maintained a specific hair care practice since childhood, but dermatologists have issued a cautionary note.
A new policy aims to eliminate 'phantom employees' by ensuring that salaries are only paid for actual work performed.
The article details the current activities and professions of the children of the late singer Merima Njegomir.
