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The Nova.rs front page highlights a tragic bus accident involving Serbian registrations in Croatia, alongside domestic news covering weather forecasts, sports results, allegations of pressure on journalists, cultural celebrations, scientific advancements in cancer research, political economic…
A bus with Serbian license plates overturned on a highway in Croatia, resulting in fatalities and injuries, with rescue efforts including a helicopter deployed to the scene.
Meteorologists predict temperatures in Serbia will reach up to 24 degrees Celsius before a shift to snowy conditions starting on a specific date.
Partizan secured a spectacular comeback win in a sports match, a result that is described as sensational.
Former employees of Euronews Serbia claim that Minja Miletić and Dragana Pejović were responsible for systematic pressure exerted on journalists.
Today is Mitrovdan, one of the most significant Serbian Orthodox feast days, accompanied by an old belief associated with each household.
A formulation based on traditional Chinese medicine has been found in laboratory conditions to destroy cancer cells that are resistant to conventional drugs.
Foreign Policy analyzes the future of Serbia's economy, suggesting that while President Vučić may leave, his economic policies will remain influential.
Milan Vuković, nicknamed 'Baka', a former Interpol employee accused of being beaten by 'Šarić's dirty police' and later using a 'G class' vehicle to intimidate citizens, has been arrested.
Nikola Jokić almost achieved a triple-double, preventing a collapse for Denver in Mexico, though his teammates' performance impacted his final statistics.
Prime Minister Tusk confirmed that three additional bodies were discovered in the apartment of the attacker in Krakow, following a previous grim discovery.
While public transport is free in Serbia, the city's transport company faces debt, contrasting with the highly efficient public transport systems found elsewhere in Europe.
A Belgrade apartment features a view of Zvezdara Forest, with an interior design that complements the idea of living in nature.
The article discusses the future of political parties that backed the Students' List, labeling them as 'moral victors' facing difficult choices.
This opinion piece or analysis seems to critique actions against disadvantaged individuals and former associates.
The report indicates that the harassment and targeting of journalists are ongoing.
