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The front page of Nova.rs features several domestic Serbian news stories, with a prominent report on the government prohibiting certain foreign nationals from entering the country. Other top stories include financial news about Intesa Invest and Alta Bank, political commentary on the Student List…
The SNS government has reportedly banned entry into Serbia for writers, journalists, and activists, citing security risks and questioning when these strict measures against perceived 'undesirable' foreign nationals will be lifted.
Intesa Invest reportedly invested funds in Alta Bank, leading to a situation where investors may face temporary loss of their earnings.
A political commentary questions whether members of the Student List, holding PhDs, can effectively counter the 'insult mode' tactics employed by the ruling SNS party.
Former volleyball player Vanja Grbić shared a personal story about his religious journey, detailing how his ex-partner's request to convert to Catholicism led him to visit Hilandar, which profoundly changed him.
This is a commentary piece titled 'Stories of an Ordinary Stanimir,' focusing on someone who apparently gave orders rather than signing documents.
A brief report from Aleksinac is presented as essential viewing following confusing results from repeated elections in the area.
Pivljanin stated that the circulation of the 'Nova' newspaper has increased by 20 percent, attributing this growth to people seeking quality content and expressing optimism about the publication's future.
Arrests have continued in Mali Zvornik with the director of the public utility company 'Drina' being apprehended on suspicion of abuse of office related to a public procurement deal worth 13 million dinars.
Scientists have reportedly explained that the normal human body temperature may no longer be 37 degrees Celsius and have detailed what has changed and the current average.
The jeep belonging to Uroš Živković was reportedly set on fire, with arson being the suspected cause of the blaze.
During interactions with foreigners, Novak Djokovic was reportedly asked about the downfall of the SNS regime and personal attacks he endured, to which he responded with a significant message.
An article questions the reasons behind Željko Mitrović's decision to lay off numerous employees despite his company reportedly being highly profitable.
Veljko Kuzmančević spoke about Marija, his first love whom he has never forgotten, recounting efforts like organizing a concert and placing her on a billboard, but she did not return.
The cost of basic food items has increased, placing Serbia, referred to as a 'Balkan Tiger', at the bottom of European standards in terms of affordability.
Advisors associated with Donald Trump have reportedly joined Milorad Dodik's election campaign team, with an additional 25 million euros allocated for what is described as 'cosmetic changes'.
