Why Are There No Students on the Student List? ↗
Front page leadAn article questions the absence of actual students on a 'Student List' intended for an election, hinting at potential political maneuvering or misrepresentation.
Serbia
Danas features domestic news primarily focused on Serbian politics and society, with a significant story about a student list for elections and discussions around public debt. International news is less prominent.
An article questions the absence of actual students on a 'Student List' intended for an election, hinting at potential political maneuvering or misrepresentation.
The article reports on Serbia's growing public debt, detailing its amount at the end of July and investigating which entities the state owes the most money to.
This story delves into the controversial 'Student List' by interviewing education workers who explain their reasons for accepting a place on it, despite not being students.
The leader of the SRCE party, Zdravko Ponoš, has publicly stated that his party will not endorse or support the 'Student List' in the upcoming elections.
Politician Dragan Milić harshly criticizes the ruling Serbian Progressive Party's election list, labeling its prominent members as 'mafia' and 'radicals'.
Novica Antić reveals that the Ministry of Internal Affairs has classified information regarding LRAD (Long Range Acoustic Device) equipment used during a protest on March 15th as top secret.
The article reports on public gatherings in Kosovo where people are assembling to watch the live broadcast of the verdict announcement in the trial of former Kosovo President Hashim Thaçi and others.
This report touches upon statements made by Aleksandar 'Alien' Nestorović concerning alleged demands and agreements originating from Moscow, likely in the context of Serbian politics or elections.
This article details the composition of the election list named 'Student List – Students are Winning,' likely identifying the individuals and their backgrounds.