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The Danas front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on economic concerns like rising electricity prices due to drought, and a report on internal MUP (Ministry of Internal Affairs) conflicts. International news includes a report on Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter…
This article discusses the impact of drought on electricity prices on the stock market and questions whether the state-owned power company EPS will offset rising import costs by increasing prices for citizens.
This story reports on a criminal complaint filed by Veselin Milić against Marko Kričko within the Ministry of Internal Affairs, suggesting internal conflict.
Hungarian media outlets have reported that Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto spent a significant amount of money on unspecified services over a five-year period.
This opinion piece, framed as a personal stance, analyzes the 1995 Croatian military offensive 'Operation Storm' as an act of ethnic cleansing and homogenization.
A column warning about the potential rise of dictatorship, likely commenting on current political trends.
This article highlights Sokobanja as a tourist destination, focusing on its appeal and positive associations.
The article reports on the reduction in medicine prices and provides details on when and who will receive financial assistance from the government in the coming months.
A weekend quiz designed for readers to test their knowledge on various topics.
This is a brief announcement about free access to a specific tourist viewpoint.
A column, likely a personal reflection or recipe, related to a summer dish.
This article investigates the safety and rights of LGBTQ+ individuals across Europe, comparing conditions in countries like Germany and Russia.
