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An economic analysis questions whether Montenegro's decision to double its minimum wage and eliminate contributions is a model that could be implemented in Serbia, exploring the potential economic impacts.
Prime Minister Ana Brnabić addresses, in an interview with Danas, whether she reported the case of a child experiencing violence because his mother supports President Vučić, highlighting a sensitive social and political issue.
A personal opinion piece details the author's experience of being defrauded by the telecommunications company Telekom, offering a critical perspective on consumer protection and corporate practices.
The article reports on the commencement of the distribution of a 6,000 dinar payment to citizens, a relevant economic and social measure.
An opinion piece with a metaphorical title, likely discussing futile or impossible tasks, possibly related to political or economic situations.
A political story reporting that a figure named Delić has challenged Minister Lončar to a televised debate concerning the current state of the healthcare system in Serbia.
This international news item reports on a US congressman, Joe Wilson, who has once again voiced criticism against Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić.
A report discussing the recent elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina, analyzing the prevailing sentiments, the role of technology, and the often-discussed issue of voter turnout.
An interview with Mile Kekin discussing concerns over the privatization and sale of national assets, including property, water, and land, highlighting fears of a complete sell-off of resources.
This sports news item features comments from Krecu regarding his position as coach, suggesting satisfaction with having met the initial expectations set for his tenure.
A piece exploring the political history and alliances, detailing the narrative behind the Serbian Progressive Party's (SNS) rise to power, likely analyzing past political betrayals or shifts.