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Danas's front page highlights key domestic political issues in Serbia, including a controversial monument project in Belgrade, potential early elections, and concerns raised by retired military personnel regarding the upcoming campaign. International news includes a profile of a former US…
The city government will proceed with the construction of a large mast at Ušće, a move criticized as a nationalist display while Belgrade faces financial difficulties.
An analysis explores the probability of Belgrade's local elections being scheduled concurrently with the upcoming presidential elections.
Bogoljub Karić warns of potential widespread civil unrest and conflict if election results are disputed, drawing parallels to international events.
An opinion piece suggests readers should stop engaging with a particular column.
A report claims that the Republic Electoral Commission (RIK) and the Ministry of Public Administration (MIP) are assisting diaspora voters.
The Association of Unions of Retired Military Personnel of Serbia has presented questions for political entities engaged in the current election campaign.
An article profiles Kimberly Guilfoyle, formerly a US ambassador to Greece, who resigned due to alleged inappropriate conduct.
A human interest story follows an individual who has been walking for 28 years, and is nearing the end of his journey home.
Professor Vladimir Vuletić has been found deceased.
Tennis player Hodoraj won against Van De Zandschulp in Shanghai, improving his standing in the race for the Turin tournament.
