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The Danas news front page features several domestic political stories, including an interview with a student about state surveillance, discussions on the SPS party's concerns, and a political analysis comparing student movements to past political formations. Economic news includes updates on loan…
Student Luka Stevanović shares his experience of being subjected to state surveillance for 16 months, describing himself and others as 'mobile eavesdroppers'.
An article questions the motivations and concerns of the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) regarding a particular issue.
A visit by student representatives to Kosovo has sparked a debate, with the Kosovo parliament's committee discussing the matter.
Political analyst Vukadinović suggests that current student movements are in a stronger position compared to the DOS era and have the potential to learn from past political errors.
Clients of Alta banka can now schedule appointments for their payments, marking the start of a new disbursement process.
A decrease in NVIDIA's stock price presents an investment opportunity, with some investors reportedly already realizing profits.
German media are reporting on a misstep made by Ilse Aigner, who is set to become Germany's next president.
Serbian footballer Živković has signed a new contract making him the most expensive player in the history of Greek football.
A study on authoritarianism in Germany indicates a rise in chauvinism and increased intolerance towards Muslims.
Information is provided on the timing and broadcast details for the upcoming basketball match between Real Madrid and Crvena Zvezda.
