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The Danas front page features several domestic Serbian news stories, primarily focusing on social and political issues. Key topics include the impact of a potential minimum wage increase on teacher salaries, government reshuffles in state institutions, and the University of Belgrade's performance…
This article investigates the potential effects of raising the minimum wage in Serbia to 600 euros, specifically examining its implications for the salaries of teachers.
The Serbian government has removed several officials, including Djokic, Bojovic, and Filipovic, from their positions on the management boards of key state institutions.
The University of Belgrade has seen a decline in its position on the prestigious Shanghai Ranking, indicating a potential shift in its academic standing.
This appears to be an opinion piece or commentary, with the headline suggesting a discussion about individuals named Martin in the context of Zagreb.
This economic-focused article discusses the minimum wage in Serbia, framing it as a significant and perhaps predetermined factor in the country's economic landscape.
The Mozzart Foundation is actively involved in cultural and charitable initiatives, organizing performances and donating to various causes.
A lighthearted weekend quiz offered by Danas, challenging readers to test their knowledge with 15 questions.
A protest was held in Valjevo to mark the anniversary of police brutality, with organizers calling for accountability for past actions.
A brief weather forecast for Serbia, predicting sunny and warm conditions with temperatures reaching up to 34 degrees Celsius.
This news item reports on political meetings between Serbian party representatives (New DSS) and members of a German political party (Alternative for Germany).
