Novi Sad Police Officer Suspended Over Video Contradicting Authorities ↗
Front page leadA police officer in Novi Sad has been suspended, with Danas obtaining a video that allegedly contradicts the official version of events.
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The front page of Danas features a mix of domestic Serbian news, including a police suspension in Novi Sad over a video contradicting official accounts, political commentary on Vučić's independence and potential election strategies, and cultural news regarding a film festival. International news…
A police officer in Novi Sad has been suspended, with Danas obtaining a video that allegedly contradicts the official version of events.
Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed support for Aleksandar Vučić, stating his hope that Vučić will become the Prime Minister of Serbia.
Filmmaker Goran Marković has called on Lordan Zafranović to withdraw his film from FEST, while Janko Dragojević questioned who has the courage to 'act normal'.
A commentary piece suggests that achieving independence from Aleksandar Vučić is more challenging than achieving independence from Kosovo.
A Russian publication suggests that lower gas prices could provide Serbian President Vučić with greater confidence heading into elections, questioning his chances of winning.
Serbia's coach Paunović acknowledges progress, commenting that 'In the Balkans, there's always drama and tragedy'.
Residents of Despota Stefana and Poenkareova streets in Belgrade were ordered to evacuate due to a bomb threat.
Božo Prelević claims that the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) resorts to violence because it lacks an adequate response to the emergence of the Student List.
A commentary piece argues that the Society of Judges of Serbia should revert to its founding ideals.
Information on the timing and location to watch Novak Djokovic's second match at the Beijing tournament.
The organization Kreni-Promeni has released footage which they claim refutes statements made by 'pro-government media'.