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The news from Nova.rs covers a range of topics including Serbian politics, international unrest in France, sports news, and scientific developments. A prominent story details a retrospective on the 'United Media case,' involving a request from President Vučić to dismiss a director and a subsequent…
This story provides a full retrospective of the 'United Media' case, beginning with President Vučić's demand for the dismissal of a director and culminating in a protest by Nova.rs.
An opinion piece by R. Femić for 'Vreme' discusses the pressures faced by Nova.rs.
A former football player for Vojvodina was severely beaten in Croatia and discovered lying in a pool of blood.
The EU Institute for Security Studies warns of a potential Georgian scenario in Serbia, stating that power is heavily concentrated in President Vučić's hands.
Basketball legends participated in a unique challenge to select the world's best player, with the results showing who supported Nikola Jokić.
Experts have explained that the 'Roof of Europe,' referring to a specific geographical area, has lost over a meter in height within the past year.
Riots in France have led to the arrest of 1,200 people, the destruction of a 143-year-old symbol, and widespread devastation of Paris streets.
Aleksandar Šapić has announced plans for the construction of five new roundabouts, with public tenders issued for two in Autokomanda and three in New Belgrade.
A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle in a traffic accident that occurred near Orlovača on Čukarica.
Helena Christensen maintains radiant skin in her sixties by dedicating just five minutes each morning to her beauty routine.
This article offers advice on how to safeguard personal data online from scams, suggesting that simple decisions are more effective than costly software.
A well-known French actor has publicly supported students protesting across the country, describing the authorities' response as 'terrible.'
A renowned Serbian accordionist shares the previously untold story behind the creation of his popular songs, 'King of Midnight' and 'Zlatibor Dawn.'
The ruling SNS party is reportedly facing numerous scandals, with three major ones revealed within 72 hours, potentially leading to the government's fall before elections.
Russian entities are prepared to sell parts of NIS in Romania and Bulgaria, but have indicated they will not do so in Serbia, suggesting a strategic withdrawal.
The Faculty of Philosophy in Niš allegedly faced punishment for adhering to legal regulations, with the reason cited as not being 'Serbian enough' by the progressive party.
