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This article examines the competitive landscape for the Stellantis car plant in Kragujevac, Serbia, questioning its ability to compete with the rising influx of Chinese automotive brands.
An analysis into the reasons why several banks declined requests from debtors seeking easier terms for repaying their loans.
This story critiques the narrative presented by the Informer media outlet regarding Serbian President Vučić's holiday, framing it as a 'class war' issue.
Reports on the demolition of 17 structures, including a motel owned by the Jakšić family near Gazivode, despite President Vučić's previous assurances.
A lighthearted piece from the lifestyle section, identifying a zodiac sign that astrologers consider to be the best friend.
This article, citing the BBC, discusses the political turmoil in Spain triggered by a migrant crisis, amplified by social media.
A legal update stating that a criminal complaint filed by Djilas against Šapić, related to alleged threats, has been dismissed.
A practical guide for drivers, listing the five most frequent car problems encountered during trips to the coast, advising on pre-trip checks.
Serbia's Minister of Mining and Energy has called for rational electricity consumption due to record low production at the Đerdap hydroelectric power plant.
A Forbes report highlighting a decline in fish catches from the Adriatic Sea and rivers, leading to increased problems and menu adjustments in restaurants.
The Minister of Tourism announced the distribution of 30,000 vouchers for holidays within Serbia, specifically for pensioners, starting tomorrow.
A lifestyle article offering advice on pet care during vacations, covering options for boarding and preparing pets for temporary separation from owners.
An Associated Press report detailing the difficult conditions faced by passengers at the Serbian-Croatian border, who are enduring long waits in extreme heat.