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Front page leadThis article questions whether the inclusion of radicals on the SNS party list signals a departure from Serbia's policy of EU accession.
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The Danas front page focuses heavily on Serbian politics and society, particularly concerning upcoming elections and domestic affairs. Other prominent topics include university rankings, legal proceedings, and a note on US Congress discussions about the Western Balkans.
This article questions whether the inclusion of radicals on the SNS party list signals a departure from Serbia's policy of EU accession.
The Shanghai Ranking for scientific fields in 2026 has been published, and this story examines the performance and position of Serbian universities.
A member of the election commission at the Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad is also a candidate on the SNS party list, raising questions about impartiality.
This column discusses the significance and effectiveness of signatures in political contexts.
This article introduces Ilija Srdanović, a cardiologist and soldier, who is the first candidate on a student list for upcoming elections.
Prosecutor Marković states that a 'sound cannon' incident did not occur and that punishment is forthcoming.
This opinion piece discusses how excessive praise can lead to financial ruin and political downfall.
Student candidate Nemanja Đurić outlines his platform, prioritizing the removal of police leadership and the depoliticization of the judiciary.
The US Congress is holding a hearing today on challenges in the Western Balkans, with Serbia and sanctions against Dodik among the topics.
Snežana Rakić announces her withdrawal from a list of candidates for national deputies.