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The Danas news front page features a mix of domestic political and economic news, with a focus on Serbian internal affairs and regional events. Key stories include a political statement from the President of the Constitutional Court, demographic trends in Serbia, and a business relocation…
The President of Serbia's Constitutional Court, Uglješa Mrdić, is suggested to have positioned himself as a presidential candidate for the ruling party by stating that he deserves an order.
An analysis of demographic trends in Serbia reveals a significant population decline, with only three cities managing to increase their population over the past ten years.
A personal account details the severe depopulation of a Serbian village, noting a drastic drop in residents and occupied houses over time.
A commentary piece titled 'Reading is the Law' by Aleksej Kišjuhas.
A significant former Yugoslavian company is moving its production operations from Zagreb, Croatia, to Gornji Milanovac, Serbia.
Information about the revocation of Kosovo citizenship from an individual named Djuričić.
A serious railway accident near Križevci, Croatia, resulted in 25 injuries, and efforts are underway to clear the tracks.
A member of the Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs was detained at Jarinje and had their Kosovo citizenship revoked because they are allegedly a member of another country's police force.
The government has reportedly waived a 1.3 million Euro debt owed by JRB, while the company itself contributed 1.7 million Euros to the Vista Rika fund.
