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The Danas news front page focuses heavily on Serbian domestic politics, with several stories about government appointments, political figures, and upcoming elections. There is also coverage of economic issues, legal proceedings, and international news concerning US mid-term elections. A piece on…
The article questions what will happen to temporary directors in the health sector once the Student List gains political power, suggesting a shift from obedience to expertise.
The article claims that President Vucic is intentionally creating fear and panic, asserting that the departure of foreign factories from Serbia started under the SNS government.
The report states that Marko Kricka and Boško Sekulović have been ordered to be held in custody for a period of up to 30 days.
An analysis discusses the recent political developments, suggesting that students have successfully challenged and potentially defeated President Vucic in a significant political maneuver.
The article discusses the future of national textbooks, questioning whether their content will be dictated by the current authorities, and expresses concern about the potential alteration of historical narratives.
This is a commentary piece provocatively calling for the arrest of President Vucic.
A petition to remove the mayor of Niš, Dragoslav Pavlović, has gathered 4,000 signatures, with a target of 50,000.
The article discusses the ongoing US mid-term elections and speculates on the potential outcome regarding control of Congress.
The article reports on President Vucic's pardons, noting that Dijana Hrkalović is among those pardoned, and includes reactions from students.
The article lists five food items that are high in vitamin D and explains their benefits for immunity and bone health.
