Can the Pančevo Refinery Halt Due to Low Danube Water Levels? ↗
Front page leadAn economic analysis questions whether the Pančevo Refinery's operations could be impacted by the current low water levels of the Danube River.
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The Danas front page features a mix of Serbian domestic political and economic news, alongside cultural and international updates. Key domestic stories include concerns about the Pančevo refinery's operation due to low Danube water levels, political commentary on the 'Oluja' anniversary, and…
An economic analysis questions whether the Pančevo Refinery's operations could be impacted by the current low water levels of the Danube River.
Danas's contributors discuss the political exploitation of the human tragedy surrounding the 31st anniversary of Operation Storm ('Oluja').
The story details criticism from Lončar and promises from Vučić regarding the healthcare system, highlighting the strain on the remaining doctors.
An investigative piece questions the significant monthly expenditure by the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) on campaign advertising for their 'Serbia Wins' slogan.
President Vučić addresses the nation, stating that there is currently no risk of an electricity shortage in Serbia.
The Nišville Jazz Festival is once again not receiving support from the Ministry of Culture, with Blagojević expressing concern about the impact on the quality of cultural events.
Uncertainty surrounds Iran-US negotiations as conflicting statements emerge from both sides, leading to a rise in oil prices.
Experts predict potential electricity restrictions in Serbia as the country is expected to import power at a considerably higher cost.
Information is provided on the timing and broadcast details for the Hapoel vs. Crvena zvezda sports match.
The selector of the film festival Festa states that political interference is inappropriate for such cultural events.