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The Danas front page covers Serbian politics, society, and international relations, with a focus on domestic political figures and electoral processes. Economic news and cultural commentary are also featured, alongside international events involving Israel and the UN.
This story discusses accusations from the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) regarding censorship on RTS (Serbian Radio Television), featuring perspectives from those interviewed by Danas.
This economic report details the experience of people waiting in line, presumably to receive a 6,000 dinar payment, highlighting potential issues or processes related to this economic measure.
This social and academic news piece covers concerns about a university's ranking, specifically referencing the Shanghai list, and a call for a strategic plan from the university leadership.
A journalist analyzes past election processes, particularly referencing Boris Tadić's electoral campaigns and what led to his losses, suggesting issues with pre-election polling and strategy.
This opinion piece strongly advocates against voting for the current president, Aleksandar Vučić, arguing that time is running out and urging readers to oppose him.
This story addresses alleged misinformation published by Informer concerning Dr. Srdanović, framing it as a personal opinion piece.
This report focuses on an international event at the UN where Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu spoke, noting the reaction of Serbian President Vučić and the near-empty hall.
An analysis exploring the influence of televised debates on voter behavior, with a scope covering both Serbia and the broader global context.
Serbian football player Filip Kostić comments on the low turnout for a match between Serbia and Greece, acknowledging the team's awareness of the situation.
This report details a dramatic moment at the UN where delegates walked out before Netanyahu's speech, and his subsequent strong reaction to their departure.
