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The Nova news website in Serbia features a mix of domestic crime, political developments, economic news, and lifestyle topics. A prominent story details a former DB member, accused of murder, now involved in a car accident after allegedly hunting in Africa. Other top stories include election…
A former member of the Serbian DB, who was accused in absentia of the murder of Slavko Curuvija, has reportedly returned to Serbia after allegedly hunting in Africa and was involved in an accident with a G-Class vehicle.
Miroslav Kurak, a former member of the DB, who was involved in a car accident in Karaburma and was allegedly driving a G-Class vehicle, was tried in absentia for the murder of Slavko Curuvija.
Research indicates that a turnout exceeding 63% is crucial for the upcoming Sunday elections, with 4.3 million voters seen as a significant figure, and the article provides a comparison to the 2023 election turnout.
An incident in Novi Sad saw three vehicles set on fire, with the resulting explosion and flames causing damage to a nearby building.
A psychologist asserts that 14 specific traits observed in adults indicate that their parents negatively impacted them significantly during their childhood.
Investors are showing eagerness to invest in Tesla's shares in anticipation of the company's upcoming report.
A statement by actress Snežana Savić, claiming actors congratulated her for supporting Vučić, has generated significant public discussion and reactions.
An astonishing statistic reveals that two young Serbian basketball players are set to earn more than LeBron James, indicating a significant shift in the sport's economics.
The cost of preparing the traditional Serbian celebration 'Slava' has increased, with roast pork prices rising significantly and an unexpected change in cabbage prices.
A European city is offering record-breaking salaries and actively recruiting workers, with the article identifying the most in-demand professions.
Tihomir Stanić believes that a planned rally in Slavija Square will demonstrate society's determination to bring about change.
Marinika Tepić states that the upcoming vote is not solely about removing Vučić from power, but also about having a clear vision for Serbia's future direction.
Francesco Totti shared emotional words about Siniša Mihajlović during the presentation of his autobiography, becoming visibly moved while speaking about his father.
The article explores the decline of a once-popular tourist resort, which has since become a ghost town.
