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The Danas front page features a mix of domestic Serbian news and international stories. Key domestic topics include the upcoming license expiration for NIS (Naftna Industrija Srbije), potential changes in education laws, and political maneuvering within the SPS party. International news covers…
The license for NIS (Naftna Industrija Srbije) is set to expire on Friday, with the minister anticipating a last-minute decision on its renewal, indicating a potentially challenging situation compared to October.
This article questions the fate of proposed amendments to the Law on the Foundations of the System of Education and Upbringing, suggesting they may be designed to favor certain groups over others.
This opinion piece discusses Aleksandar Vučić's actions, characterizing them as a 'farewell tour,' suggesting a potential shift in his political standing or future.
An appeal from a long-time SPS member to the President, urging him to cease making insults, indicating internal party tensions or disagreements.
According to Blic, the future of Ružić will be determined on Saturday, with Dačić expressing the opinion that he is no longer a suitable member of the SPS party.
Apple is entering a new era with a leadership change and the anticipated release of the iPhone 18, which is expected to push the company's stock price to a new record high.
Donald Trump has commented on the unannounced visit of the CIA director to Moscow, stating that he dislikes disappointing people, amidst ongoing international relations developments.
An analysis by The Guardian suggests that the era of Donald Trump's dominance is concluding, as he has seemingly alienated most of his allies through his actions and policies.
A wildfire in Deliblatska Peščara has caused immediate damage and is expected to have long-term consequences, particularly for the local bee population.
Branislav Grujić has acquired ownership of the former ER Pink facility, marking a new chapter for the business.
