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The news from Danas covers a range of domestic Serbian issues including a potential cover-up of presidential pardons, a court ruling regarding an individual named Davor Macura, and the availability of media outlets through telecom providers. International news highlights include a report from…
Questions are being raised about why a list of presidential pardons, including those for Dijana Hrkalović and individuals who attacked students, was kept secret for over a month.
Davor Macura has been ordered to remain in custody for up to 30 days.
Dušan Bajatović stated he traveled to Moscow due to gas supply issues and problems with Alta Bank, and that he is unaware of the reasons for Vulin and Popović's travel.
The Adria News Network (ANN) has announced that N1 and Nova S will be accessible through Telekom and Yettel, with investments planned for Danas, Radar, and Forbes.
Students from Serbia scored below the international average in the PISA 2025 assessment for computational problem-solving.
The Democratic Party has defeated the Republican Party, securing control of both houses of the US Congress, marking a significant setback for Donald Trump.
James Talarico has achieved the first victory for the Democratic Party in Texas since 1988.
A correspondent for Danas reports widespread destruction in Kyiv, Melitopol, and Zaporizhzhia, with visible evidence of burnt vehicles and debris.
A commentary piece titled 'The Goose Has Been Seen'.
Aleksandar Vulin stated that his trip to Moscow was for business, that he slept through the flight, and was woken up upon arrival in Belgrade.
