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Danas news from Serbia covers a range of domestic and regional political and economic topics. Top stories include the SPS party preparing for elections independently and potential implications for the SNS, a detailed look into the escalating costs of family home legalization, and regional…
The Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) is reportedly preparing for upcoming elections on its own, raising questions about whether this strategy aligns with the interests of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS).
This article investigates the dramatic increase in compensation for family homes, from an initial offer of 100 euros to a final amount of 24,000 euros, questioning the factors behind this significant rise.
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama has responded to a contentious announcement made by Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić concerning the Ibar River, indicating regional political tensions.
A Croatian journalist explains the strategic reasons behind Ukrainian President Zelensky's visit to Serbian President Vučić, suggesting Serbia possesses something crucial for Ukraine's needs.
This sports news piece highlights a new critique directed at tennis star Novak Djokovic, drawing a parallel to question whether other sports, like football, should have their game times significantly shortened.
An exploration into how a specific island has transformed into a critical node upon which the global economy now depends.
A commentary piece, likely an opinion or editorial, titled 'Modern Nero,' suggesting a critical perspective on current events or figures.
Cultural commentator Srđan Vučinić criticizes the outcomes of the Ministry of Culture's funding competitions, predicting a worsening situation under the current 'kleptocratic' government.
The Government of Montenegro initially approved, then rescinded, a 15 million euro loan agreement with Alta Bank, involving collateral on the Montenegrin coast.
A biographical profile of Armin Sinančević, a finalist in the shot put competition at the European Championships in Birmingham.
