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The Danas front page features a mix of Serbian domestic news, focusing on politics, economy, and societal issues, alongside an international story about Hungary's stance on Ukraine's EU accession. Economic performance, allegations of statistical manipulation by the government, and the potential…
An analysis questions the Serbian government's claims of a three-times stronger economy since 2012, suggesting statistical manipulations are used to present economic results.
It is questioned whether President Vučić's claims that the walls of the Niš fortress did not burn during an SNS rally and that images were AI-generated hinders the investigation of a criminal act.
Despite people experiencing symptoms like sneezing and coughing, there are no official statistics available on which viruses are currently circulating in Serbia.
Actress Svetlana Bojković states that the bourgeois class has always been undermined in Serbia and believes this is happening for the last time, which will not be allowed again.
Economist Milojko Arsić argues that cancelling the EXPO event would be unacceptable from both political and economic perspectives.
An explanation details the process of a ballot paper's journey from the ballot box to the election commission.
Despite a good fruit harvest, imports of apples from China and Poland have caused prices to drop, with domestic second-grade apples selling for only 11 dinars.
Hungary has withdrawn its blockade of the European Union's path for Ukraine, according to reports from the EU Live feed.
A personal opinion piece uses the allegory of 'Animal Farm' to describe the current societal situation.
