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The Danas front page highlights several key domestic issues in Serbia, including the financial state of Belgrade, political tensions involving Serbian leadership, and media coverage of elections. International relations and regional politics are also present, with a mention of Croatia's Prime…
This article examines whether Belgrade's city treasury will become a significant challenge for any potential new government, noting that debts and state aid are reaching record highs.
This story appears to be a critical commentary on the Serbian police force, using President Vučić's portrait as a symbolic representation of their current state.
The Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) has accused the Radio Television of Serbia (RTS) of censoring President Vučić during its main evening news broadcast.
This appears to be an opinion piece or commentary piece titled 'A Time of Goosebumps,' likely reflecting on current societal or political moods.
This article analyzes electoral mathematics to determine which political entities or strategies are most advantageous in the current election landscape.
Smederevac from the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) stated that media outlets are obliged to present the views of all participants in the election race equally.
This article reports on the statements made by Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas following her meetings with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti.
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković addressed the UN, speaking about Ratko Mladić and the position of Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina, while also criticizing Serbia.
Analyst Slavica Radovanović suggests there are conflicts between different factions within the Serbian police force, particularly opposing the head of the UKP (Criminal Police Directorate).
This BBC News Serbian report explains the process of how a school is transformed into a polling station, covering all steps from opening to vote counting.
