How realistic is Vučić's announcement that Serbia will soon have the cheapest… ↗
Front page leadThis article questions the feasibility of President Vučić's promise regarding the upcoming reduction in fuel prices in Serbia.
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The Danas front page covers Serbian domestic politics, focusing on upcoming elections, political debates, and party movements. Economic news includes a story on fuel prices. There's also a cultural piece in the form of a quiz and a note about a public figure's health.
This article questions the feasibility of President Vučić's promise regarding the upcoming reduction in fuel prices in Serbia.
The article discusses Serbian President Vučić's apparent lack of interest in a televised debate with opposition leaders, and the opposition's readiness for such a confrontation.
This report details the health condition of Branimir Nestorović, as announced by the political movement 'We The Strength of the People'.
This is a column discussing a socio-political commentary titled 'The revenge of the bad students'.
The political party 'Srbija Centar' has confirmed its candidates for the 'Evropska Srbija' list, amidst reports of two presidency members planning to leave the party.
This article presents the 'Danas Weekend Quiz' for September 19th, challenging readers to answer 15 questions correctly.
Danica Popović suggests that if the 'Students' List' wins the elections, they should proceed to abolish the Expo exhibition.
A former member of the 'Otpor!' movement recounts their involvement in the 2000 elections, clarifying their stance on supporting Koštunica and the SPO party's withdrawal.
This report states that a group of candidates from the SSP party has withdrawn from the 'European Serbia' list, aligning themselves with 'Narodna Srbija'.