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The Danas front page features a mix of Serbian domestic news, including a political dispute over new citizens' addresses and a story about tourism vouchers for pensioners. International news includes a story about Joshua Kushner and a FIFA project, as well as a helicopter crash in Greece. Economic…
Aleksandar Jakšić, son of the owner of the demolished 'Jezero' hotel on Gazivode, states they do not plan to relocate, asserting the hotel was built on his great-grandfather's property and discusses their next steps.
An examination of Joshua Kushner, a figure whose project related to the FIFA World Cup has reportedly failed, exploring his background and the implications of this development.
A commentary piece questioning the future of economic stability and the potential for further price increases, using the hypothetical of bread costing three dinars as a stark example.
An opinion piece discussing the contrasting ideologies of Elon Musk and Karl Marx, likely exploring their impact on modern society and capitalism.
A profile of Jug Radivojević following his appointment as the new leader of the Social Democratic Party of Serbia (SDPS).
An economic report suggesting significant growth and investment opportunities with SpaceX's latest ventures, indicating potential high returns for early investors.
An interview or statement from actor Dragan Gagi Jovanović expressing resilience against perceived government attempts to divide society, emphasizing unity.
The government has started distributing 30,000 tourism vouchers specifically for pensioners, aimed at boosting domestic tourism and supporting the elderly.
Opposition leader Dragan Đilas claims the Ministry of Internal Affairs is withholding information regarding the addresses of more than 130,000 individuals who have recently become citizens.
Tragic news from Greece where two helicopters involved in firefighting crashed near Athens, resulting in the deaths of both crew members.
