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The front page of Danas features several prominent news stories, primarily focusing on domestic Serbian issues including infrastructure projects, legalisation fees, and political statements. International news is also present, with a focus on reactions to Ratko Mladić's funeral. Economic news…
This article questions Serbian President Vučić's stance against EU procedures necessary for the Belgrade-Niš railway construction, implying a connection between the lack of such procedures and a past incident where 16 lives were lost.
This story addresses citizens receiving large bills for property legalization and outlines the potential consequences of non-payment.
An archive of public gatherings has published data on the number of people who attended the funeral of Ratko Mladić, a significant figure in the Bosnian War.
This appears to be an opinion piece or commentary, with a title suggesting a reflection on fear and its absence, potentially related to political or social issues.
Political commentator Lekić discusses the unlikelihood of a unified Bosniak political party list and emphasizes the need for an agreement on fair election campaigning.
This economic news report highlights anticipation for US inflation data and its potential impact on gold prices, suggesting a possible rise.
According to Drecun, the President of Serbia is expected to announce the scheduling of elections for the following day.
The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, expressed shock at the images from the funeral of Ratko Mladić held in Belgrade.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Montenegro has issued a statement in response to the funeral of Ratko Mladić.
This brief mentions that Peter Magyar has initiated a review of a project involving Russian Rosatom, suggesting a potential shift in a nuclear power plant project.
