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Danas.rs features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Serbian politics and society. Key domestic stories include government subsidies for investors, a political scandal involving resignations, and commentary on historical figures. International news covers potential…
The Serbian government is allocating millions in subsidies to investors, with hotels and Chinese factories being the primary recipients of this financial support.
Former Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Živković commented on recent student protests in Niš, suggesting they could have been better organized and criticizing the ruling SNS party's influence.
There are growing signs that Russia is preparing for a new mobilization, raising questions about President Putin's next steps.
Following the expulsion of Branko Ružić from the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS), three more resignations have been reported.
This commentary piece questions the selection of national heroes, contrasting figures like Živojin Mišić and Koča Popović with the controversial figure of Ratko Mladić.
An organization called 'Defense of Expertise' is demanding the resignation of Constitutional Court President Vladan Petrov due to his statements concerning wiretapping.
Belgrade experienced a turbulent night with several incidents including a shooting, a fall, a stabbing, and multiple traffic accidents.
US Congressman Joe Wilson has stated that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić is acting similarly to Russian President Vladimir Putin, whom he labels a war criminal.
Goran Kuzmanović presents a challenge for opposition supporters to engage with and persuade voters of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) to change their allegiance.
The application process for receiving a 6,000 Serbian Dinar payment is scheduled to begin on Monday.
