NIS Operational License: What Awaits Serbia After July 31st? ↗
Front page leadThis article discusses the critical need for NIS's operational license and explores what Serbia can expect following the July 31st deadline.
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The Danas front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Serbian politics and economy. Key stories include the operational license for NIS, a political poll showing close support for student and SNS lists, the Energoprojekt company's fate, and cultural news…
This article discusses the critical need for NIS's operational license and explores what Serbia can expect following the July 31st deadline.
A survey by the New Serbian Political Thought indicates that the student list has 39.6% support, while the SNS list has 37.5% support.
The story delves into the Energoprojekt company's situation, including takeover bids and its stock market performance, following a nine-year legal process.
The management board of the Atelje 212 theater has decided to remain in their positions following the appointment of Ristić, stating their intention to act as a 'dam'.
Croatian media report on the arrest of businessman Željko Kerum.
Macut comments on the vote of confidence, viewing it as a positive signal for the government to maintain its current momentum.
The story reports that Dušan Kokot has filed a lawsuit against Minister Dejan Vuk Stanković.
Hydrologist Vladiković predicts that the Danube's water level could drop by another 10 to 15 centimeters in the next ten days.
Vranić criticizes the SNS for what he describes as 'decentralizing tents' across Serbia, suggesting that small gatherings appear significant.