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The Danas news front page covers a range of domestic and international news, with a focus on Serbian politics, economics, and social issues. Key domestic stories include deadlines for property legalization, potential issues with municipal worker aid, and upcoming elections in Niš. International…
The final deadline for submitting additional applications for property legalization is October 24th, raising questions about the fate of houses that will not be registered in the cadastre by then.
A representative from CLS states that there will be no solidarity aid for workers in the municipal sector in Belgrade.
Information regarding the schedule for pension payments in November is provided.
The case files, including the first-instance verdict related to the Kecmanovićs, have been sent to the Appellate Court.
An analyst from Tirana describes Albania as being on the brink of chaos, identifying Prime Minister Rama's governance, characterized by corruption and nepotism, as the core issue.
In Niš, nearly 228,000 citizens are set to vote at 198 polling stations this Sunday.
A judge has mandated Donald Trump's appearance in court, with the threat of sanctions if he fails to comply.
Nikola Jokic had a poor shooting night as the Denver Nuggets lost, while LeBron James' new team achieved a significant comeback in the NBA season opener.
An earthquake has struck Tibet, resulting in fatalities and injuries.
The article discusses Daniil Medvedev's perspective on Novak Djokovic potentially receiving a wild card advantage at the Final Masters tournament.
