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The Danas front page features several key stories, with a prominent one discussing the potential link between upcoming Serbian elections and Ukrainian President Zelensky's visit. Other top stories cover a report on transparency from the Anti-Corruption Council, criticism of the government's…
This article investigates the potential relationship between the upcoming elections in Serbia and the visit of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, exploring political implications.
A report by the Council for Combating Corruption on transparency has revealed that state institutions are responding with ignorance, disregard, and insults.
This piece questions the discrepancy in diplomatic representation, asking why Albania can have a consulate in Bujanovac, Serbia, while Serbia cannot establish one in Shkodër, Albania.
This article delves into the alleged 'unit' responsible for attacking critics of the regime, suggesting a connection to the president.
A column piece titled 'On the Edge of Reason', likely offering commentary or analysis on a current topic.
The organization MASA comments on an attack against Filipović, stating that the government has escalated to daily physical violence against critics.
According to Zagrađanin, the Main Board of the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) unanimously backed leader Dačić's stance on running independently in elections during their July meeting.
A lighthearted weekend quiz offered by Danas, challenging readers with 15 questions.
A group of 100 public figures has issued a protest statement against the invitation extended to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to visit Serbia.
The 'Theater of the Troubled World' event is set to commence as part of the Nishville festival.
