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Serbia
The Danas news front page highlights Serbian domestic politics and social issues, with a significant focus on the ruling party and potential electoral strategies. International news includes EU sanctions against Russia, and a celebrity death. Sports news features Serbian athletes.
This article questions how the ranking of the University of Belgrade on the Shanghai List has become a point of political contention, blaming political figures and 'blockers'.
This piece critiques President Vučić's public promises and political marketing tactics, specifically referencing a pledge to jump into the Sava river, likening it to primitive propaganda.
This opinion piece appears to discuss a situation involving conflict or betrayal among individuals who were once allies or friends, using a metaphorical title.
Citing international analyses, this article suggests that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's political influence or tenure is coming to an end.
Ivica Dačić, leader of the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS), announced that his party will contest the upcoming parliamentary and presidential elections independently, distancing themselves from the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS).
This article, likely an opinion or commentary piece, provocatively suggests that the minimum wage should be set at zero, implying a critique of current economic policies or the concept of minimum wage itself.
Adriana Vilagoš, a Serbian athlete, expresses joy over winning a medal at the European Championships in Birmingham, stating that detailed analysis can wait.
According to a German newspaper, the European Union is preparing to implement its most significant measures against Russia to date, likely referring to sanctions.
Belarusian tennis player Aryna Sabalenka responds positively to Novak Djokovic's invitation to play mixed doubles with him at the US Open.
The news reports the death of American actress Hayden Panettiere.
