Vučić's Explanation for Novi Sad Rally Cancellation Questioned ↗
Front page leadThis story questions the validity of President Vučić's explanation for canceling a rally in Novi Sad, suggesting a deeper political motive or lack of conviction.
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The Danas front page features a mix of domestic Serbian political news, social issues, and a cultural piece. Key political stories include President Vučić's explanation for canceling a rally in Novi Sad and concerns about potential support from Ursula von der Leyen. Social issues covered involve…
This story questions the validity of President Vučić's explanation for canceling a rally in Novi Sad, suggesting a deeper political motive or lack of conviction.
The SPRS Union reports that funds have not been secured by the end of 2026 to increase salaries for employees in the education sector, highlighting potential labor disputes.
A lawyer discusses the difficulties in defending the rights of Serbs, specifically in the 'Gazivode' case, stating that seeking justice in Serbia or the EU is impossible.
A doctor warns about the severe health risks of pesticide use in agriculture, noting that over 400 million farmers worldwide suffer poisoning annually and detailing symptoms.
Filmmaker Dragan Bjelogrlić comments on the popular satirical show '24 minuta' hosted by Zoran Kesić, asserting that the show and its host are indispensable.
Political analyst Lopandić expresses concern that Ursula von der Leyen might once again endorse Serbian President Vučić, implying potential political repercussions.
An analysis by Garić suggests that the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) is in a stalemate due to internal disagreements stemming from varied objectives and motivations among its members.
The article highlights concerns that while awaiting new protective measures for the Palić area, existing old structures within the protected zone are vanishing, indicating potential neglect or illegal development.
Dragan Đilas refutes Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov's remarks on Serbia's geopolitical alignment, stating that Serbia's path will not be dictated by Lavrov or anyone in Moscow.