Marko Kričak Arrested ↗
Front page leadMarko Kričak, the head of the Criminal Police Administration, has been arrested.
Serbia
The Danas news front page focuses on a significant arrest in Serbian law enforcement, the upcoming rerun of parliamentary elections, and ongoing societal issues including a two-year anniversary of a construction collapse and sports commentary.
Marko Kričak, the head of the Criminal Police Administration, has been arrested.
Parliamentary elections are being repeated at 53 polling stations across Serbia, with all polling stations now open.
It has been two years since the awning collapse in Novi Sad, and the trial has not yet begun.
A renowned former player discusses the decline of Serbian basketball, stating that Serbs prefer comforting lies over painful truths.
Atlantic Council experts discuss the Serbian elections and what comes next, with one stating that 'Vučić is leaving, replaced by a student-led movement'.
Patriarch Porfirije will hold a memorial service tomorrow for those who perished in the awning collapse.
Lawyer Ivan Ninić has announced a new criminal complaint against a state institution.
In an interview, Jovo Bakić discusses the student list.
This article provides a biography of Marko Kričak, the recently arrested head of the Criminal Police Administration.
Aleksandar Maršavelski introduces himself as a 'Friend of Students'.
This piece explores the current situation or feelings of students.