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The Danas news front page focuses heavily on Serbian domestic politics, with several articles discussing the upcoming elections, government debates, and political commentary. Economic news includes Google's performance and changes to excise taxes on fuel. There are also stories on cultural events…
This article discusses the current pre-election climate in Serbia, suggesting that the outcome of the elections will lead to significant discourse and political activity.
Political commentary surrounding a government debate indicates a lengthy discussion is expected, with a potential resignation and new elections on the horizon.
This cultural news piece reports on sharp reactions and public sentiment following the appointment of Ljubiša Ristić to a position at the Atelje 212 theater.
This opinion piece discusses the topic of children in schools, using a nostalgic comparison to the author's grandmother.
A representative from CRTA, Nedeljkov, comments on the reliability of research findings and their potential impact on election timing.
This economics story highlights Google's strong financial performance, exceeding expectations, and explores potential ways for readers to benefit from it.
The Serbian government is amending the law on excise duties, which will remove the 20% limitation previously imposed on fuel prices.
The Association of Electronic Media (ANEM) reports a new death threat issued against journalists Marko Vidojković and Nenad Kulačin, highlighting a social issue.
The Pension and Disability Insurance Fund (PIO) has released the schedule for pension payments for the month of July.
This article presents the latest predictions regarding Donald Trump's electoral prospects, focusing on control of the US House of Representatives and Senate.
