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The Danas news front page focuses heavily on Serbian politics, particularly upcoming elections and the country's relationship with the European Parliament. Other prominent stories cover economic issues, societal concerns about innovative drug access, and opinion pieces. An advertisement for pet…
The article questions the timing and motives behind the European Parliament's late request for an election observation mission in Serbia, suggesting it might be a politically motivated move.
This opinion piece appears to critically analyze the spending of large sums of money and potentially unrelated or metaphorical 'fistfights' involving women, possibly in a political or social context.
A candidate named Sara Valentik from the Students' List expresses her commitment to a cause that extends beyond a typical election platform.
This opinion piece suggests that journalists are persevering despite challenges, possibly related to their work or freedom of expression.
The article warns of potential risks and advises preparedness for the events expected on the night of October 25th and 26th, likely related to election outcomes or potential unrest.
This article appears to be an economic analysis questioning the true savings offered by a '70% off' sale, prompting readers to consider the actual value.
A BBC analysis breaks down the campaign expenditures of political parties during recent elections.
Serbia lags behind in providing access to innovative medicines approved in the European Union, with only 10% of patients benefiting.
This story outlines the initial three proposals from a student-led initiative focused on improving traffic conditions.
An electrical engineer provides advice on safe and energy-efficient heating methods before the official start of the heating season, warning against a specific device that consumes excessive electricity.
