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The Danas front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on Serbian politics, economy, and society. Key stories include details about a drone factory collaboration with Israel, ongoing issues faced by educators, political commentary on party expulsions, concerns about…
This article delves into the specifics of a drone factory project involving Israel, exploring what information is publicly available and what details are still being kept confidential.
Teachers are preparing for the start of the school year without a strike but are still facing persistent issues, with one quote suggesting a 'policy of revenge' from the Ministry.
A political analyst comments on the expulsion of Ružić from the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS), drawing parallels with past expulsions of other prominent political figures.
The Belgrade Centre for Human Rights (BIRODI) is questioning the accountability for the dissemination of hate speech on the media outlet TV Informer.
Starting today, traders are required to regularly publish digital price lists, a measure that will impact consumers in stores.
A statement from Vrsajkov declares that President Vučić is not welcome in Novi Sad, with the city reportedly remembering its past 'victims'.
Students in several Serbian cities are commemorating the 22-month anniversary of a canopy collapse incident.
This story reflects on the figure of Ratko Mladić and the lack of catharsis in relation to his actions and legacy.
UEFA has confirmed to the BBC that disciplinary proceedings have been launched against the football club 'Zvezda' concerning a tribute related to Ratko Mladić.
Hana Selimović, speaking at the Niš Film Festival about 'Yugo Florida', expresses a critical view on the current state of art, suggesting it has been devalued.
