Half a tank of diesel or dinner for two: What can be bought for 6,000 dinars? ↗
Front page leadAn economic analysis explores what Serbian citizens can afford with 6,000 dinars, comparing it to the cost of fuel and a night out.
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The Danas front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include an analysis of Serbian politics and upcoming elections, a report on the N1 news channel and accusations against its director, and economic news about purchasing power. International news covers a…
An economic analysis explores what Serbian citizens can afford with 6,000 dinars, comparing it to the cost of fuel and a night out.
A segment of the N1 newsroom has accused its news director, Branislav Šovljanski, of targeting female journalists, a claim he denies.
A crucial oil pipeline in Saudi Arabia has been struck, prompting authorities to suspend its operations.
The Russian newspaper Vedomosti analyzes the pre-election landscape in Serbia, identifying a key factor that has allowed President Vučić to stay in power.
A commentary piece titled 'Students before an exam' offers a reflection on a current topic.
President Vučić announced that 170,000 signatures were gathered for the 'United Serbia' list within three hours.
A weekend quiz is offered to readers to test their knowledge on various topics.
President Putin stated that the deployment of European troops in Ukraine would constitute a declaration of war against Russia.
A sports-related piece notes that students have quoted the famous Serbian footballer and coach Dragan Stojković Piksi in the context of upcoming elections.
A political report indicates that most political parties in Serbia have announced their stance on participating in the upcoming elections or their support for a 'Student list'.