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The front page of Danas.rs features a mix of political news, social commentary, cultural reviews, and economic updates. A prominent story discusses the opposition's plans regarding a potential no-confidence vote in the government. Other articles touch upon the politicization of healthcare, the…
This article delves into what the opposition is anticipating and planning should a session of the Assembly to discuss a vote of no confidence in the government take place on Monday.
The story questions the extent to which healthcare services are being exploited for political gain, citing examples such as breast examinations offered in ruling party facilities and political spots filmed in operating rooms.
A column that appears to be a strong personal or political commentary, with a provocative title.
An interview with Vladan Đokić, the Rector of the University of Belgrade, who expresses confidence in victory, stating that no authority can defeat its youth.
Filmmaker Srđan Dragojević critiques Christopher Nolan's film 'Oppenheimer,' arguing that significant budgets are wasted when kitsch elements detract from important scenes.
This story highlights the achievements of young people from Serbia, who are recognized as among the best in Europe, with support from the UniCredit Foundation.
The government has approved a decree to issue tourist vouchers worth 10,000 dinars each, intended for 30,000 pensioners.
Marta Kos has made a statement regarding the ongoing campaign of attacks targeting representatives of civil society in Serbia.
The city of Novi Sad has once again woken up to find its streets covered in graffiti, with a specific symbol of a crossed-out '+384' prominent in the city center.
