Serbia's Military Spending: Students' List Proposes 5% of GDP, Experts Divided ↗
Front page leadDanas's sources offer differing opinions on whether Serbia needs to allocate 5% of its GDP to the military, as proposed by the Students' List.
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The news on Danas.rs covers a range of domestic Serbian issues including debates on military spending, alleged misuse of personal data in elections, and the potential closure of a municipal company. International news includes analysis of Serbian President Vučić's standing and Croatian public…
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Foreign Policy Analyzes Vučić's Legacy and Serbia's Economic Future ↗
A Foreign Policy analysis examines what Serbian President Vučić has left behind, what the student movement offers, and three potential directions for the Serbian economy.
Belgrade Fair Employees Claim Personal Data Misused in October Elections ↗
A group of 59 employees at the Belgrade Fair claims their personal data was misused in the October 25th elections.
Column: Whose Criminal Gangs Are Terrorizing Aranđelovac? ↗
This column questions the ownership and operation of criminal gangs currently active in Aranđelovac.
Ružić Calls for Signatures to Establish New Political Party ↗
Minister Ružić has invited citizens to sign in support of establishing a new political party.
Stanarević: Opening Secret Files is Top Priority, Without Political Revenge ↗
Official Stanarević states that opening secret files is an absolute priority, but must be done without political retribution.
CLS: Municipal Company 'Beogradski park' Should Be Dissolved ↗
The Civic List Serbia (CLS) has called for the dissolution of the municipal company 'Beogradski park'.
Students Warn: We Monitor All Developments, Misuse of Sport Will Be Prosecuted ↗
Student organizations have issued a warning that they are closely monitoring developments and that any misuse of sport will be prosecuted according to the law.
Croats Prioritize Vučić's Decline Over Price Hikes, Survey Shows ↗
A recent survey indicates that Croatians are more concerned with President Vučić's political standing than with rising prices.
Novak Djokovic Drops on ATP Rankings ↗
Tennis player Novak Djokovic has fallen in the ATP rankings.
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