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The front page of Danas features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Serbian politics and society. Key stories include discussions on inflation in Serbia, a politician's alleged assault on an official, and analysis of President Vučić's recent actions and political…
An analysis of inflation in Serbia reveals that while overall inflation is low compared to other European countries, core inflation remains high, suggesting underlying price pressures. The story investigates the reasons behind this discrepancy and its impact on consumers.
Mayor Šapić denies physically assaulting a councilwoman from the Kreni-Promeni movement, addressing public accusations and stating his side of the incident.
This political analysis explores the motivations behind Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's recent decision to portray himself as an 'ordinary man,' questioning the timing and implications of this shift in his public persona.
Russian news agency RIA Novosti comments on Serbian President Vučić's recent resignation, suggesting it is linked to his conversations with President Putin and occurs amidst a Serbian election campaign with an uncertain outcome.
This article details the composition of the election list for the Serbian Progressive Party (Pokret snaga Srbije), highlighting notable figures ranging from prominent businessmen to less conventional candidates.
The Kreni-Promeni movement has announced a protest outside the prosecutor's office, demanding accountability and transparency regarding the alleged assault incident involving Mayor Šapić.
Student activists, involved in a blockade protest, have voiced their reactions to the allegations that Mayor Šapić physically assaulted a councilwoman.
A report indicates that the media company behind the tabloids 'Alo' and 'Informer' is expanding its reach by launching a new local media outlet in the town of Prijepolje.
The Republic Hydrometeorological Service (RHMZ) has released its weather forecast, detailing the expected conditions across Serbia until October 29th.
Meteorologist Nedeljko Todorović provides insights into the duration of the current period of mild, summery weather known as 'St. Martin's Summer' (Miholjsko leto).
This story likely discusses advice or insights from tennis star Novak Djokovic regarding player strategies and preparations for Grand Slam tournaments.
