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The front page of Danas features a mix of domestic political news concerning allegations of state-sponsored botting and election strategies, alongside cultural and economic commentary. International news includes a report on a potential meeting between Putin, Trump, and Xi Jinping regarding…
An analysis indicated that employees in 231 public institutions engaged in botting activities for the SNS party, leading to accusations of misusing public funds for political purposes.
This article discusses a crisis related to elections, suggesting it impacts essential services.
The article introduces Aleksandar Marković, a Serbian conductor who received an award from Zoran Milanović.
Writer Vladimir Arsenijević expresses concern about potential post-election violence in Serbia.
This piece discusses 'Sky communication' and implies the involvement of a powerful figure issuing orders.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Putin has proposed a meeting with Trump and Xi Jinping to discuss peace in Ukraine, with terms set by Russia.
Marinika Tepić asserts that the removal of Aleksandar Vučić from power is contingent on the 'European Serbia' list.
Miloš Jovanović claims that all electoral lists in Serbia are pro-European, with the exception of the 'Authentic Right' list.
Novak Djokovic has experienced a significant decline in the ATP rankings.
Deutsche Welle analyzes the final phase of the election campaign in Serbia, highlighting the struggle for undecided voters and voter turnout.
The article profiles Andrej Sibinović, a 17-year-old player who recently debuted for the football club 'Crvena zvezda' (Red Star) and was developed at Teleoptik.
