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The Danas front page features domestic political news, including discussions on potential minority government support and criticism of the current administration, alongside international economic news regarding Germany's labor policies affecting the Western Balkans. Other stories cover media…
Germany is reportedly halving the number of workers from the Western Balkans and Serbia who can come to the country with facilitated procedures, a decision described as political rather than rational.
The media outlet Informer is reportedly testing the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM).
Dragan Delić anticipates an unpleasant television debate with his opponent Lončar.
This is a cultural commentary piece titled 'Ballad of Lupus in Cabbage'.
A report from BBC News Serbian provides five answers to common questions and uncertainties regarding the elections in Serbia.
Zdravko Ponoš stated that there is a possibility to support the Students' List minority government, but not without conditions.
A fire broke out at a hotel located on Kopaonik mountain.
Aleksandar Simić of the People's Movement of Serbia (PSG) criticized the ruling party's silence on Aleksandar Šapić, suggesting it indicates weakness and that Šapić's tenure as mayor is nearing its end.
Novak Djokovic has learned who his first opponent will be at the Shanghai tournament.
A Republican aligned with Donald Trump accused the current regime in Serbia of robbing the country, selling it to Russia and China, and stealing elections.
The record held by Novak Djokovic remains unsurpassed.
