Montenegro Closes Another Negotiating Chapter Today
Montenegro is expected to close another negotiating chapter today at the Intergovernmental Conference - Trans-European Transport Networks, bringing the total closed chapters to 14 out of 33.
Danas
Dnevne novine - Najnovije vesti - Dnevni list Danas
Middle East Oil Exports Down Over 60 Percent
Daily oil exports from the Persian Gulf have decreased by more than 60 percent last week, compared to the same period in February, according to data seen today by the British agency Reuters().
Vladmir Stojković: Partizan will win the title when some Arnautović or Ivanić sues the club
Goalkeeper Vladimir Stojković is a member of Čukarički, but he is known for playing for Zvezda and then having a career as Partizan's goalkeeper.
Citizens Sued Banks for Loan Processing Fees and Received Money
The Supreme Court decided in 2018 that banks have no right to charge loan processing fees. By the end of 2021, over 200,000 citizens had filed lawsuits against banks seeking repayment. They were winning their cases until the Supreme Court of Cassation changed its stance. Banks are now demanding that citizens return the money.
EPS Can Make A Mistake Once
In the system of professional casinos and gamblers, the rule is: 'The house always wins.'
Božić: Every polling station in Majdanpek will be secured with enough controllers
"When we decided to participate in these local elections, we were aware of what awaits us and the people around us. Pressures have existed for many years, and now they are naturally intensified due to the elections. Nothing unexpected, the decision is to go into battle," says Vladimir Božić, holder of the opposition list Nu Dau in Majdanpek, for Danas.
What Iranians Can Hear About the War
The first reports were published on small screens abroad and were not available to most Iranians.
Higher subsidies for kindergartens, parent-caregivers and new directors: Niš City Assembly session
If councilors accept changes to two decisions, the City would in the future subsidize 90 percent of the economic cost of their children's stay in city and private kindergartens for parents, instead of the current 80 percent.
Do Not Ignore These Symptoms: They Could Be a Sign of Multiple Myeloma
Dr. Nikola Vukosavljević explains how to recognize multiple myeloma, which tests can raise suspicion, and what therapeutic options exist today.
Who is a Graduate Psychotherapist?
The President of the Serbian Association of Psychologists, Prof. Tamara Džamonja Ignjatović, recently noted in a months-long discussion about psychotherapy in this newspaper that media debates often represent only opposing individual opinions and rarely lead to constructive dialogue. In this regard, she concluded that individual opinions are not particularly important to focus on, as they most often do not represent the stance of organizations. Such a remark makes sense – as long as they are indeed opinions.
Pathetic and Miserable
Zoran Đinđić is rarely spoken about in today's Serbia. The fact that we all remember and say something on or before the day of his assassination is not enough, especially considering who is in power in Serbia today.
Electricity Bills Most Damaged Citizens: Consumer Rights Mostly on Paper, and Utilities Most Often Violate Them
Consumers in Serbia are becoming increasingly aware of their rights, but rarely decide to exercise them because exercising them is still difficult. Experts state that traders often refuse complaints without serious review, while inspections have limited powers. A particular problem is utility bills - especially for electricity, as well as a large number of online trading scams.
Office for IT and eGovernment: eBolovanje-Poslodavac system to be upgraded from April 1st
The "eBolovanje-Poslodavac" system will be upgraded from April 1st with electronic submission of requests for calculation and refund of salary compensations, said Mihailo Jovanović, director of the Office for IT and eGovernment, today in Kragujevac.
Croatian Minister: Serbs and Air Serbia ignore authorities' recommendations on travel to Croatia
Croatian Minister of Tourism and Sports Tonči Glavina stated today that neither Serbian citizens nor the Serbian airline company, most likely, are taking seriously their authorities' recommendations to avoid travel to Croatia, emphasizing that Air Serbia is introducing two new flights to Dalmatia this summer.
Bjelogrlić: We are finishing "Shadows over Balkan" and by the end of the year over Serbia
Creator of the series "Shadows over Balkan" Dragan Bjelogrlić stated after the premiere screening of the first episode of the third season that the series' journey is ending this year, and that the shadows over Serbia will be removed by the end of the year.
Loto 5+ Results: Which Numbers Were Drawn in the 21st Round?
According to the latest report from the State Lottery of Serbia, in the 21st round of the Loto 5+ game, the 'five' prize of 770,000 euros was not drawn.
И превише сна може бити опасно: Ево где је граница здравог одмора
Иако се често говори о штетним последицама недовољног сна, много ређе се помиње да и претерано спавање може имати негативан утицај на здравље. Стручњаци су објаснили колика је максимална количина сна која се сматра здравом и како постићи оптималан одмор.
Daj vuku, da se vukujemo
Mr. Šešelj, what are you looking for here? You were not planned for this column at all!
Mijatović is not a loser
I met Predrag Mijatović during the preparations of Partizan football players in Zlatibor in 1991. One day, Ivica Osim, then coach of the black and whites, decided to organize a picnic for the players.
Ергович: Потенциал ненависти в пост-югославских обществах сегодня выше, чем до войн
Лауреат Лейпцигской премии за европейское понимание 2026 года Миленко Ергович в интервью Deutsche Welle рассказал о своей отмеченной наградой книге, а также о национализме, политической ситуации и социальных напряжениях в странах бывшей Югославии.
