How will the new National Assembly look? ↗
Front page leadAn analysis of the composition and expected functioning of the new Serbian National Assembly.
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The Danas front page features domestic news primarily focused on Serbian politics and economy, with discussions on the new parliament, NIS license issues, and GSP Beograd's financial troubles. It also includes commentary on media regulation and a mention of a Spanish newspaper's report on student…
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New government, old problems: NIS license expiring – what to expect? ↗
NIS is facing an expiring license, raising questions about future operations and potential challenges under the new government.
Informer's license 'hanging by a thread' ↗
The media regulatory body is considering the license for the publication Informer.
Aleksandar Vučić's last message: 'Take care of Informer!' ↗
A commentary piece discussing a statement attributed to Aleksandar Vučić regarding the publication Informer.
'Whoever wins, joins him': Danas's sources on 'Privrednik' club's… ↗
Sources speaking to Danas comment on the congratulations from the 'Privrednik' business club to a Students' list.
Spanish newspaper: After historic victory, a big challenge for students in… ↗
A Spanish newspaper reports on the significant challenges students in Serbia face following a historic victory.
Saičić: Government formation won't take too long, illegally acquired property… ↗
Official Saičić states that the formation of the new government will be swift and that illegally obtained property will be seized.
Association of Unions of Retired Military Personnel demands resignation of PIO… ↗
Retired military personnel are demanding the dismissal of the director of the Pension and Disability Insurance Fund.
Union: GSP Beograd faces stoppage of gas, electricity, and fuel supply due to… ↗
The GSP Beograd transport company is at risk of having its utilities and fuel supply cut off due to outstanding debts.
We worked together, now step down honorably ↗
A personal opinion piece reflecting on past collaboration and urging an honorable departure.
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