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The Danas news front page features a mix of domestic political and social issues in Serbia, including upcoming elections, a report on an assault, and political party strategies. International news includes a brief mention of Hungarian politics. The site also includes opinion pieces and sports…
This article discusses the challenge for Serbian President Vučić and his party (SNS) in securing votes from young people in upcoming elections, questioning their ability to connect with this demographic.
Filmmaker Stevan Filipović reports being assaulted in central Belgrade by individuals he describes as 'paid mercenaries of the ruling party', detailing the physical attack he endured.
This economics-related piece appears to critically examine or discuss statistics in Serbia, with the title suggesting a potentially ironic or questioning tone.
The Director of BIRODI received a partial response regarding complaints about the portal 'Who Are You?', with the article framing it as a form of 'guerrilla marketing' by Aleksandar Vučić.
This appears to be an opinion piece or commentary, possibly referencing historical or political predictions made by Jova Bakić, with a dramatic quote about pursuit.
Laszlo Pastor, a representative of the Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians (SVM), announces their intention to contest elections independently, indicating a need for time to build trust with Peter Magyar.
This personal opinion piece expresses confusion or disagreement with calls for unconditional support towards a certain group or cause.
This article reports on urban development plans in Belgrade, specifically the demolition of the Staklencentre by the end of the year and preparations for a new metro station.
The ruling Fidesz party, led by Viktor Orbán, has stated that it will not be fielding a candidate or participating in the upcoming presidential elections in Hungary.
This is a sports news item providing information on the broadcast details and schedule for a football match between Partizan and Tobol.
