Are Students and Opposition Discussing a Joint Election Headquarters? ↗
Front page leadA report suggests that students and opposition parties in Serbia might be considering the formation of a unified election headquarters for upcoming elections.
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The Danas front page features a mix of Serbian domestic political news, economic updates, and international affairs. Key domestic stories include discussions about students and opposition parties potentially forming a joint election headquarters, and government confidence votes. Economic news…
A report suggests that students and opposition parties in Serbia might be considering the formation of a unified election headquarters for upcoming elections.
New fuel prices for diesel and gasoline have been announced in Serbia, indicating a continued increase and will be in effect until July 31.
Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic has revealed the scheduled date for a parliamentary session concerning a vote of no confidence against the government.
Members of Parliament from the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) have also called for a parliamentary session to discuss the dismissal of the government.
A commentary piece quotes Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, suggesting he has acknowledged the state's limitations or non-existence in certain contexts.
The student elections at the Faculty of Science in Novi Sad saw the list 'It's Not Natural to Be Silent' securing all available positions in the student parliament.
Air Serbia has been forced to divert flights departing from Tivat Airport due to the presence of a large flock of birds.
Serbian basketball player Boban Marjanović has signed a contract with a team that is not currently part of any established basketball league.
US President Donald Trump has implemented new tariffs that came into effect this morning, impacting 80 countries and signaling a potential escalation in trade disputes.
The world's top tennis players face challenges and a difficult situation regarding their participation in the Olympic Games in Los Angeles.
An athlete participating in the World Cup has reportedly tested positive for cocaine, raising concerns about doping in the sport.