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The Danas front page features stories on public health concerns in Serbia, including high melanoma mortality rates and public transport issues. Political news includes student activism regarding upcoming elections and commentary on political figures. Economic news covers the oil market and…
An article highlights that 700 people are diagnosed with melanoma annually in Serbia, with 300 deaths, investigating the reasons for this high mortality rate in Europe.
This is a piece of personal commentary or opinion on the political figure Vučić.
The article discusses upcoming amendments to the Law on Renewable Energy Sources (OIE), questioning if they will expedite procedures while ensuring environmental protection.
This appears to be a column with a provocative or metaphorical title.
Students in Niš have formed a legal team during a blockade to safeguard citizens' votes in the upcoming elections, with information provided on how and where to register.
An article analyzes the significant fall in oil prices, presenting it as a temporary chance for profit.
The Center for Local Self-Government (CLS) reports a tacit agreement to circumvent penalties for public transport vehicles not having working air conditioning.
Marićević discusses a parliamentary session, suggesting it might be a test of MPs' presence to keep the 'machine' running before elections.
The Barcelona metro system is back to normal functioning following a fire that resulted in 139 injuries.
