Guardian of the Throne in Nemanjina 11: Danas's Interviewees on the Legacy of… ↗
Front page leadThis article discusses the legacy of the outgoing Prime Minister Đura Macut, featuring insights from Danas's interviewees.
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The Danas front page features domestic news with a focus on Serbian politics, economy, and social issues. Top stories include a discussion on the legacy of a former Serbian Prime Minister, record-high housing prices in Belgrade, and issues with the water supply in Serbian towns. There's also a…
This article discusses the legacy of the outgoing Prime Minister Đura Macut, featuring insights from Danas's interviewees.
Housing prices in Serbia have hit new record highs, with the average price per square meter in Belgrade exceeding 3,000 euros, and reaching 5,800 euros in the Belgrade Waterfront development.
This story revisits the reactions of Serbian politicians, including Aleksandar Vučić, to the arrest of Ratko Mladić in 2011.
The article highlights a significant issue with water supply in Serbia, stating that 162 towns lacked drinking water during the summer, criticizing the government's priorities.
This story conveys a message from students who are in 'blockade' (protest/standstill) to the public concerning the 6,000 dinars in state aid.
The Commission for Protection of Competition has launched an investigation into alleged rigging of tenders for the procurement of fruit and vegetables for a hospital.
This appears to be a column or opinion piece, with the title 'Morning of the Twenty-Sixth', likely offering commentary on current events.
The Party for Freedom and Justice (PSG) has made a decision not to participate in the upcoming elections.
This article discusses the decision or situation regarding children not attending an 'Expo'.
This story analyzes the probability of Marine Le Pen winning the French presidential elections.