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The Danas news front page focuses on Serbian domestic affairs, particularly politics and societal issues. Top stories include a dispute over school director appointments, a shift in President Vučić's political strategy, a comment on politician Rasim Ljajić, and speculation on Vučić's election…
The article reports that the Serbian minister is appointing school directors despite the opposition of the school collectives, continuing a trend described as 'vengeance upon education'.
President Aleksandar Vučić is reportedly changing his political strategy by refusing dialogue with those he considers his enemies.
Danas's sources question who politician Rasim Ljajić is seeking support from, despite him being in the right.
The article analyzes the message conveyed by President Aleksandar Vučić in his first election campaign advertisement.
This opinion piece discusses the concept of responsibility, suggesting that unnamed errors cannot be held accountable.
The exclusive right to operate NIS expires today, and the deadline for negotiations between MOL and Gazprom Neft is also today.
The article outlines the non-working days and public holidays scheduled for Serbia in 2027, noting an increase in days off compared to the current year.
A support rally was held for Tatjana Mićić, who arrived at the Novi Beograd police station to provide a statement.
The article provides financial advice from Fidelity on the recommended amount of savings one should have accumulated by the ages of 30, 40, 50, and 60.
The article tells the story of a Serbian individual who narrowly missed receiving a Nobel Prize, and whose life was depicted in a film by a renowned actor.
