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The Nova.rs front page features a prominent story about a student list's victory and its potential impact on the world's smartest parliament, alongside domestic political news including arrests for vote buying and analyses of the economic legacy of the SNS party. Other top stories cover real…
A prestigious international scientific journal has commented on the victory of a student list, suggesting it could lead to the 'smartest parliament in the world'.
The Public Gathering Archive has published data on the number of attendees at a recent commemorative event held in Novi Sad.
Mohamed Alabbar, the investor behind Belgrade Waterfront, has sold one of his apartments in a local settlement and intends to keep his villa in Dedinje.
Students from the Faculty of Dramatic Arts (FDU) have created a video where they 'bid farewell' to outgoing SNS officials with a song.
Elon Musk's companies, Tesla and SpaceX, are experiencing record stock performance driven by billions in revenue.
A call to action for readers to support the newspaper 'Nova' by purchasing, sharing, and promoting it to prevent its closure.
Individuals have been arrested on suspicion of buying votes for the SNS party, with evidence of 30,000 units of currency prepared for six voters.
Ilija Srđanović, the first candidate on the Student list, stated that destroying documents will not conceal evidence and emphasized the priority of establishing the rule of law.
Saša Blagojević and Dragan J. Vučićević, owners of Alo and Informer, have acquired nearly 25 media outlets across Serbia, including a network of local televisions.
President Vučić stated that he is not concerned by rumors of his potential arrest and mentioned one individual from a list of those he has pardoned.
An initiative has been submitted to start proceedings to ban the SNS party due to the alleged formation of what is referred to as 'Ćacilend'.
The CRTA organization reports that recounted votes have altered the distribution of parliamentary mandates, with Usame Zukorlić's list gaining seats and the Student list losing one.
A question posed to basketball coach Željko Obradović about a legendary player has caused a stir in Greece, especially given their 15-year period of no contact.
An analysis of the economic situation in Serbia, characterizing the state as wealthy while its citizens remain relatively less affluent.
A report detailing efforts to protect a natural area known as Great War Island, framed as a quixotic struggle.
A new proposal regarding the conflict in Ukraine suggests a peace settlement based on terms proposed by Donald Trump.
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Following protests in Serbia, Croatia is also seeing student-led movements preparing for demonstrations, drawing parallels to the Serbian student movement's successes.
