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The Nova.rs front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include concerns about spyware and its access to phone data, a potential political challenge for Vučić involving Ursula von der Leyen, and a weather forecast predicting a significant temperature drop and…
The director of the SHARE Foundation explains to Nova.rs how spyware affects students, detailing its capabilities including accessing all phone data, tracking location, recording the screen, and activating the microphone and camera.
This report details various spyware programs, beyond Pegasus, that have been identified on the mobile devices of citizens, activists, and journalists within Serbia.
The article discusses a potential political complication for Vučić in the lead-up to elections, questioning the implications of Ursula von der Leyen visiting Belgrade following his resignation.
A weather forecast for Serbia indicates the start of showers, thunderstorms, and cold winds, with temperatures falling significantly from 35 to 24 degrees Celsius, signaling the end of warm weather.
This story highlights a notable action by volleyball stars Tijana Bošković and coach Zoran Terzić regarding their medals, which garnered significant attention in Serbia.
The article provides instructions on how citizens can apply for the 6,000 dinar payout, with the application process beginning on the day of publication.
During a medal ceremony, Turkish fans booed coach Zoran Terzić, prompting an immediate and strong reaction from the Serbian women's volleyball team.
A gas cylinder exploded in a house in Surčin, resulting in one man being injured. Emergency services responded rapidly to the scene.
The article points out a significant demand for healthcare professionals like doctors, pharmacists, and veterinarians in Serbia, attributing it to salaries that are considerably lower compared to the regional average.
The football club Partizan has submitted a complaint to the Football Association of Serbia following a derby match, expressing sarcastic congratulations regarding the state of football in the country.
A historic tradition in the sport of tennis, lasting for 150 years, has reportedly come to an end.
A lifestyle article suggests that using a single, simple word can significantly improve cooperation in children by 30% and also has a positive effect on adults prone to complaining.
A hotel maid shares her pet peeves about guest behavior, revealing specific habits that she finds more irritating than dealing with a messy room.
This article recounts the tragic story of a singer who was once a competitor to the famous Zdravko Čolić and who died under unfortunate circumstances in her own home.
