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The Danas news front page features several prominent stories focusing on Serbian domestic issues, primarily economics and social matters. Top headlines include President Vučić's claims about GDP growth, an investigation into the former director of the Republic Property Directorate, the impact of…
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić is criticized for celebrating economic results that have not yet been achieved, particularly regarding GDP growth which he claims is the highest in Europe.
This article investigates the background and tenure of Jovan Vorkapić, the recently dismissed director of the Republic Property Directorate, who managed state assets for 13 years.
Serbian agriculture is facing another year of drought, with corn yields significantly reduced and sunflower crops also showing signs of stress.
An opinion piece or commentary titled 'Cement Mixer Mixes Mortar' is featured, suggesting a critical or satirical take on current events.
The Serbian government is expanding its list of pharmaceuticals covered by the state, with an additional 18 medications becoming available at no cost starting August 17.
Minister Đedović Handanović met with representatives of NIS and UNKS to discuss the critical role of the refinery's operation amidst extraordinary circumstances and measures to protect citizens from price increases.
This article discusses the presence and interactions of the Progressive Party and the People's Party at Slovak festivities.
A report highlighting the dangerous working conditions faced by laborers in extreme heat, who are often employed without formal contracts or adequate protection.
A fatal accident occurred near the Zminjak interchange, where a truck collision resulted in the deaths of two workers, leading to a halt in traffic towards Loznica.
The article reports that the Pentagon's ammunition stocks are critically low and will require years to rebuild, attributing the depletion to ongoing military conflicts.
