European Commission notes education setback in Serbia ↗
Front page leadThe European Commission has stated that progress in education over the past year has been rated as zero, indicating a setback.
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Danas' front page focuses on domestic Serbian politics, with stories on education, upcoming elections, and institutional appointments. It also includes international news with a piece on Slavoj Žižek and US mid-term elections, as well as sports news. A story about the PIO fund and a court case…
The European Commission has stated that progress in education over the past year has been rated as zero, indicating a setback.
The article questions why Serbian President Vučić is concerned that RTS (Radio Television of Serbia) is no longer predominantly used to glorify him.
The Pension and Disability Fund (PIO Fond) has opened a competition for a new director, as the current director, Relja Ognjenović, is nearing the end of his term.
A court has ordered that Žmirić be held in detention for a period of up to 30 days.
The Republic Electoral Commission (RIK) has announced the final results of the elections, initiating a 30-day period for the formation of the National Assembly.
Philosopher Slavoj Žižek expresses that his duty is to disrupt euphoric relief following the US mid-term elections and discusses the real struggle that lies ahead after Trump's defeat.
The Deposit Insurance Agency has published instructions on how customers with loans from Alta Bank can fulfill their payment obligations.
The article discusses the uncertain future for Novak Djokovic following a season described as disappointing.
The student movement in Serbia is celebrating a victory, but the country continues to face deep divisions and pressure from Moscow, following events related to Vučić.