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The Danas front page features a mix of domestic Serbian political news, economic updates, cultural commentary, and sports highlights. A prominent story discusses the potential for Serbian President Vučić to influence the timing of presidential elections in relation to parliamentary elections…
This political analysis piece questions whether Serbian President Vučić might strategically time presidential elections to coincide with the parliamentary election campaign, exploring the potential implications.
The Serbian government is implementing measures to secure the votes of pensioners, including one-time financial aid and an early increase in pension benefits.
In an interview with Danas, John Savage expresses pride in his colleagues in Serbia and in the brave and serious students participating in protests.
A commentary piece discussing the phenomenon of 'new fans' of the Panathinaikos football club.
Rasim Ljajić comments on the difficult position of the Partizan football club's management, facing criticism from different groups.
Tennis star Novak Djokovic had to cut short his training session in New York after only three games, raising concerns.
An article comparing and contrasting the legacy of two prominent Serbian actors, Danilo Bata Stojković and Pavle Vuisić, in the context of a film festival.
Russian President Putin reportedly signed three secret decrees on the same day the CIA chief visited, and also canceled a planned event.
An article detailing the speech given by actor Dragan Mićanović that led to him not opening a festival in Herceg Novi.
An analysis by Nikitin stating that anti-war Russians face vulnerability in Serbia, and a case involving a former Pussy Riot member illustrates the extensive influence of secret services.
A brief report indicating a statement from the Kremlin regarding Putin and the CIA.
