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The Danas front page highlights political developments in Serbia, including reports on political gatherings, election strategies, and public opinion regarding President Vučić. Economic news focuses on agricultural challenges and banking awards. International news includes reports on foreign…
Public officials Repac and Kričak attended rallies of the ruling SNS party, while heads of institutions were present at the SPS party's celebration, suggesting loyalty to the ruling parties takes precedence over legal obligations.
Political parties are actively campaigning to win over undecided voters living abroad, indicating the importance of the diaspora in upcoming elections.
This analysis discusses President Vučić's assertion of aiming for a significant victory margin in the elections, questioning the basis of his prediction and the voting behavior of citizens.
This commentary piece uses the metaphor of 'saddling' to discuss the concept of lustration in a political context.
Farmers are facing challenges with sowing due to a lack of rain and financial resources, indicating difficulties in the agricultural sector.
Euromoney magazine has recognized Raiffeisen Bank as the leading institution for foreign currency transactions within Serbia.
This opinion piece expresses confidence in Serbia's success and progress.
The head of the Alliance of Free Trade Unions of Serbia states that the upcoming elections scheduled for October 25 will not end the current political crisis but rather initiate a period of transition.
The New York Times has reported that advisors to former US President Donald Trump provided services to Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik for a significant sum of money prior to elections.
The draw for a major tennis tournament has been altered, making Novak Djokovic's potential path to victory easier.
A new law proposes that denying the state of Israel's right to exist will be classified as a criminal act.
