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The Nova.rs front page features a mix of domestic political commentary, business news, sports, and human interest stories. A top story highlights student protests and their message to politicians, while other articles discuss an investigation into Alta bank, a water polo controversy, the impact of…
A statement from students, accompanied by a sign saying 'Students are winning', suggests their actions and messages are directed at specific politicians in southern Serbia, indicating a growing political movement.
An investigation is underway into Alta bank, with questions arising about the potential presence of counterfeit 500 euro banknotes in its vault, a secret that Davor Macura may hold.
A statement has been issued following a water polo match where player Prlainović was excluded multiple times, sparking a major controversy in Europe that is highlighted by the official statement.
A scientific study has identified and described the most intense level of physical pain that humans can endure.
The recent decline in NVIDIA's stock price is presenting a favorable opportunity for investors who are reportedly already securing profits.
A tragic accident occurred in Split where a three-year-old boy lost his life after falling from a balcony.
Several Russians residing in Serbia share their perspectives on recent political events, including perceived shifts in leadership and student activism, with one individual expressing pessimism about the country's future.
Tennis star Novak Djokovic has been photographed at a significant religious site for Serbs, a location he visited after unexpectedly concluding his competitive season.
There is high demand from employers for specific types of workers in Serbia, with salaries reaching up to 200,000 dinars, making this a highly sought-after profession this fall.
During a basketball game, Nikola Jokic was fouled in the groin area but responded with an impressive play that garnered widespread admiration from commentators.
Student groups are calling for an investigation into employment practices within the construction industry, asserting that it is inappropriate to defer accountability to subsequent political administrations.
The son-in-law of Serbian celebrity Suzana Mančić has retired after having his sixth child with his partner Teodora, who is 23 years younger than him, and has subsequently made a significant life decision.
The Serbian public broadcaster RTS has identified the employee who leaked a recording of an internal meeting to the TV Informer outlet.
