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The Nova.rs front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an investigation into the arrest of a former official in connection with the Savamala demolitions and allegations of secret data disclosure. Another prominent story discusses a potential blueprint for…
An article suggests that actions taken in Hungary, such as shutting down public service news and initiating investigations and dismissals, could serve as a model or 'recipe' for Serbia.
The former head of the Communal Police has been arrested following testimony about the Savamala demolitions, facing charges of revealing secret data.
Metropolitan Joanikije claims that Đukanović proposed Montenegro's separation from Belgrade.
An analysis has calculated the salary required for a comfortable life in Europe, determining a specific figure for Serbia.
The article introduces Suncica Maksimovic as the new host of RTS's morning program, highlighting her long career in television.
According to Politico, Brussels' support for Vučić has been unsuccessful, with student protests revealing the cost of backing the SNS regime.
The president of the union at Bank Poštanska Štedionica stated that an attempt to withdraw large sums of cash was stopped and assured citizens there is no cause for alarm.
A trade union is demanding the resignation of Goran Vasić from his position as acting director, stating his term officially ended in June 2025.
A previously unknown anecdote is shared about a moment of relief with champagne after a significant defeat in the history of the Zvezda football club.
A video showcases the design of the new 1.2 billion euro 'San Siro' stadium, inspired by Milanese symbols and described as futuristic.
Former SAJ Commander Spasoje Vulević is reportedly revealing new details about alleged preparations for violence on election night, involving elements like water cannons and organized groups.
The life story of actress Winona Ryder is recounted, detailing her rise to fame, a career-threatening scandal, and subsequent ups and downs.
Željko Mitrović, head of Pink TV, announced plans to lay off approximately one thousand employees.
