Medicine for Serbian Healthcare: Can Students Heal the System? ↗
Front page leadA news report questions whether students can provide the necessary solutions to improve the Serbian healthcare system.
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The Danas news front page features domestic Serbian issues prominently, including a debate on student involvement in healthcare reform, a political question regarding President Vučić's potential attendance at Ratko Mladić's funeral, and a report on the attendance at an SNS rally. International…
A news report questions whether students can provide the necessary solutions to improve the Serbian healthcare system.
The article poses a question about whether Serbian President Vučić should attend the funeral of Ratko Mladić, a convicted war criminal.
The archive of public gatherings has published data on the number of attendees at a rally organized by the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) in Užice.
A personal essay or opinion piece titled 'Warm and Simple'.
The Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts (SANU) has submitted objections to the draft law on the foundations of the education system, calling for it to be withdrawn and rewritten.
The Mozzart Foundation has donated medical equipment to the Health Center in Nova Varoš to provide prompt assistance.
The news reports the death of Raif Dizdarević, who previously served as the President of the Presidency of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
Domagoj Šabić and Zdravko Ponoš reportedly had a disagreement regarding the unsuccessful election of the president of the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM).
Albin Kurti alleges that six members of the Democratic League of Kosovo (DSK) are aiming for Kosovo to have new parliamentary elections.
Actress Nela Mihailović spoke at the Niš Film Festival, emphasizing the resilience of art and freedom.
An article analyzes the financial implications for Americans of a potential conflict with Iran.