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The Danas news front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Serbian politics, society, and economy. Top stories include an interview about the 'Jadar' project and student elections, a discussion on the decline of domestic industrialists, and an analysis of…
An interview with Zlatko Kokanović of the Students' List discusses potential outcomes of elections where both students and the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) might claim victory, and explores how the 'Jadar' lithium project will be halted.
The article questions the scarcity of domestic industrialists on a '100 most' list, investigating their diminished presence in the Serbian economy.
This story examines whether existing older hospital facilities in Serbia can be utilized to address the lack of capacity for palliative care.
This is a commentary piece reflecting on current events with a sense of anticipation or impending change.
The article analyzes the historical relationship between Serbia and Montenegro, questioning President Vučić's stance on Montenegro's potential EU membership.
The story reports on investor activity and eagerness to invest in Tesla's shares in anticipation of the company's financial report.
Actress Katarina Radivojević discusses her exclusion from TV series sponsored by 'Telekom Srbija' and the political neutrality of her colleagues in the industry.
The Bureau for Social Research (BIRODI) criticizes national television broadcasters for allegedly using the election campaign primarily to promote Aleksandar Vučić's political list.
The article reports on recent unrest in Milan, Italy, and Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's decision to deploy 500 soldiers to the city.
This sports-related story highlights the significant salaries of young Serbian basketball talents, 'Serbian Novicki' and Kusturica, in college compared to NBA star LeBron James.
