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The Danas front page features a mix of domestic Serbian news and international events. Key domestic stories include an interview with Florijan Biber on student hope for change, a discussion about the Studentska lista potentially ending Expo after election victory, and political commentary…
An interview with Florijan Biber discusses how students have reignited hope for change in Serbia, suggesting that a return to the previous state of affairs is no longer possible.
This article questions whether the 'Studentska lista' (Students' List) should discontinue the 'Expo' initiative following their electoral success.
The Instagram account of Srdanović was reportedly shut down after he posted a response to Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić.
This opinion piece discusses the challenging legacy and difficult tasks that await those who win the upcoming elections.
The article introduces Zion Amir, Benjamin Netanyahu's personal lawyer, who has been appointed as the director of a new Serbian-Israeli drone factory being established in Belgrade.
This economic report analyzes a significant single-day drop in oil prices and discusses whether it presents a favorable opportunity for investment.
The 'Guardians of the Constitution' are scheduled to arrive in Niš tonight, and the Students' List has urged citizens to come out and welcome the cyclists.
A former US National Security official has issued a warning that Europe is actively preparing for the possibility of a broader conflict.
This analysis explores the potential consequences and implications of combining presidential and parliamentary elections.
A report detailing an incident of a shooting that occurred in the vicinity of a synagogue.
