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The Danas front page features news primarily focused on Serbian politics and culture, with a prominent story questioning Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's image in Europe after an interview. Other top stories include cultural commentary, a personal account of job loss related to political…
This story questions whether Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's recent interview in the Austrian newspaper 'Die Presse' has negatively impacted his international image within Europe.
Theater director Anja Suša expresses deep sorrow over a current situation, calling it the most tragic event in contemporary Serbian cultural history.
A commentary piece discussing a contemporary issue related to ethnic cleansing, framed as a 'version 2.0'.
Ammar Mešić claims he lost his job due to his lack of support for Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and other high-ranking government officials.
This report covers the introduction of visas for Russian citizens and the potential increase in demand for Montenegrin passports in Serbia, as Montenegro aligns its policies with the European Union.
An opinion piece arguing that the prosperity of the Albanian people should not come at the expense of the Serbian people's misfortune.
A cultural and religious note about the holiday of the Holy Archangel Gabriel, highlighting its association with positive tidings and fresh starts.
Serbian President Vučić discusses potential timelines for upcoming elections, suggesting that presidential elections might occur in 2027.
Acclaimed director Dragan Bjelogrlić calls for decisive action against a perceived 'evil', urging people to stop complaining and prepare for a fight to eradicate it.
A behind-the-scenes revelation from a famous director about the inspiration drawn from Ratko Mladić for a character portrayed by Bogdan Diklić in a well-known film.
