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The Nova.rs front page focuses heavily on Serbian politics and upcoming elections, with several articles discussing potential election outcomes, political party actions, and public figures' statements. Other featured stories cover social issues in Belgrade, a business trend, and a celebrity's…
Nebojša Romčević, in an interview, stated that the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) is incapable of winning the upcoming elections, even with electoral fraud, and asserted that any power seized through force would be short-lived.
The European People's Party (EPP) has reportedly withdrawn its support for Aleksandar Vučić, indicating a shift in political alliances, with further consequences anticipated.
This opinion piece by Ranko Pivljanin discusses the tension and anticipation surrounding an upcoming electoral decision or event, seven days away.
Serbia's ambassador to Australia stated that a proposal to open four polling stations for an election was made, but the Ministry of Foreign Affairs only approved locations in Melbourne and Sydney.
This business-related article delves into factors or elements that have been consistently present in a particular industry or process for half a century, beyond the explicit instructions or recipes.
A municipal councilor named Stefan Lazarević reportedly assaulted individuals who were showing support for students in the New Belgrade area.
Judge Majić commented on 'Utisak' that Nenad Stefanović is arranging special duty schedules for favorable prosecutors during election day, indicating anticipation of numerous detentions.
Cindy Crawford shared a farewell message on social media for her son, who passed away at the age of 27.
On the first working day after a break, significant traffic congestion was observed on Belgrade's main arteries, particularly Branko's bridge, Pančevac bridge, and Autokomanda.
The Academic Plenum alleges that over 70 million dinars were allocated to professors at the Novi Sad Faculty of Sports and Physical Education who are affiliated with Dean Patriku Drid.
A Serbian singer has reportedly lost the hearing in one ear due to an unusual and severe accident.
A recent analysis has uncovered disturbing and significant information regarding the Chernobyl disaster, four decades after the event.
This lifestyle article suggests that common, everyday errors are more likely to cause friendships to end than outright arguments, advising on how to avoid such mistakes.
This article explores the Serbian government's perceived fear of voters living abroad, arguing that the right to vote should be a fundamental right, not a granted privilege.
Danica Popović's commentary criticizes a televised political debate, likening it to a 'radical paradise' and referencing Vučić and the SNS party.
This report features the testimony of a former leader of an SNS paramilitary group, alleging that public funds were used for illicit activities.
This article seems to connect the concept of 'depression' in Belgrade with political figures Vučić and Šapić, and the SNS party.
A report from a Belgrade health center indicates that three viruses are currently widespread, and it lists the primary symptoms to watch out for.
