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The Danas front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include environmental concerns regarding mining and forest clearing, a film festival in Niš, and political commentary on Serbian politicians and President Vučić. Sports news focuses on Novak Djokovic and…
An environmental association has filed a complaint regarding mining exploration activities in Rogozna, while an inspection has halted forest clearing in Homolje, highlighting ecological concerns.
The film festival in Niš opened to enthusiastic audience ovations, with the event described as 'More Than a Game'.
This opinion piece criticizes statements made by members of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) regarding Dositej Obradović.
This opinion piece asserts that President Vučić's legacy will be viewed very negatively in the future.
An opinion piece discussing the topic of universities and their presence on various lists.
This sports story likely discusses recent performances or an uncertain situation surrounding tennis star Novak Djokovic.
MEP Tonino Picula stated that attending Ratko Mladic's funeral would imply the Serbian government's identification with his war crimes.
Information on the timing and broadcasting of an upcoming European Championship volleyball match between Serbia and Croatia.
The Ministry of Education has reportedly ordered a repeat vote on the procedural changes for electing a university rector.
President Vučić made a statement in Užice, suggesting a political victory through voting ('with a pencil').
