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Front page leadA candidate from the Student List explains their proposed prosecutorial police force and its plan to combat crime and corruption in Serbia.
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The front page of Nova.rs features a range of domestic news focusing on Serbian politics, law enforcement, media, and societal issues. Key stories include proposals for a prosecutorial police force, potential changes in the Serbian police, the formation of a new government, and discussions about…
A candidate from the Student List explains their proposed prosecutorial police force and its plan to combat crime and corruption in Serbia.
An official discusses who else, besides Marko Kričak, is expected to leave the Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP).
The Student List is set to lead the formation of the new Serbian government, with details provided on the procedures and timelines involved.
An initiative is submitted to the Regulatory Authority for Electronic Media (REM) seeking to revoke the broadcasting license of TV Informer.
An exposé reveals when Serbian officials, including Vučić, Brnabić, and Nikolić, might be required to vacate their state-provided villas in Dedinje.
Niš TV has suspended its program broadcasts, and its employees are not coming to work until further notice.
Academic Prof. Dr. Saičić, appearing on 'Utisak Nedelje,' acknowledges and supports 'Mali Senta' amidst threats that the first bullet at protests would be aimed at him.
The Kareja Institute for Corruption Research has called for the immediate resignation of Police Director Dragan Vasiljević.
The organization 'Beograd u pokretu' states that Šapić lacks legitimacy and demands the urgent scheduling of snap elections in Belgrade.
An explosion occurred in an apartment in New Belgrade due to a burst boiler, causing burns to the owner's face and hands.
Singer Jelena Karleuša's dramatic reactions to a political leader's perceived downfall are described as unrealistic and amusing.
Inspectors Slobodan Milenković and Dušan Mitić were seen with citizens on Slavija, recounting seven years of persecution and threats stemming from their investigation into the 'Jovanjica' case.
Singer Slavica Ćukteraš posted a photo of herself from 2004, showing her appearance from that year.
The article discusses how future climate conditions will impact food prices and the costs associated with agricultural production.
The article examines the ethical considerations and challenges for journalists who hold political opinions while striving for professional neutrality.
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