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Danas reports on a range of domestic issues in Serbia including economic concerns like rising Euribor rates affecting mortgage holders, a student-led plan for agriculture focusing on climate change and rural youth, and a debate over free textbooks for students. Political news includes an analysis…
The Euribor interest rate has reached its highest point since January 2025, raising concerns for individuals with housing loans about potential increases in their monthly payments.
Students have developed a plan for agriculture aimed at combating climate change and import lobbies, ensuring the survival of young people in rural areas, and improving the status of women.
The article discusses a student-proposed model for providing free textbooks to all students, exploring its potential implementation and benefits.
Professors at the Faculty of Physical Education and Sports (DIF) in Novi Sad who were not elected to their positions express their despair at losing the profession they devoted their lives to.
An analysis of the current political landscape, examining the potential consequences, beneficiaries, and drawbacks of a coalition formed by Vulin and Nestorović, as well as the influence of Russian interests.
Lukoil Serbia has sponsored the fuel needs for the 'Children's Heart' organization for six months, demonstrating corporate social responsibility.
A German historian offers an opinion on the verdict against Hashim Thaçi, stating that it does not diminish the legitimacy of Kosovo's declaration of independence.
A reader's letter expresses anticipation for President Vučić's representation, possibly referring to a political or national event.
President Aleksandar Vučić has announced his intention to participate in a meeting of the Carpathian Initiative.
Information is provided on the schedule and location for watching the European Volleyball Championship eighth-final match between Serbia and Slovenia.
