Politics

Return of Franz Ferdinand

The decision of the City Council of Sarajevo to adopt the initiative to return the monument to the Austro-Hungarian heir and his wife Sofia has deeply divided society. While some see it as celebrating a tyrant, others believe it would be beneficial from both a historical and tourist perspective.

Oscar Nominees Received the Most Luxurious "Gift Bag" Ever: What's Inside the $346,000 Gift Bag?

Oscar nominees received a gift bag worth $346,000. Discover what's inside the most luxurious "gift bag" ever – from private villas to aesthetic treatments.

Vujić: Venice Commission to Send First Draft of Report on Mrdić Laws Very Soon

Minister of Justice Nenad Vujić stated today that the Venice Commission, which visited Belgrade, announced it would "very soon" send Belgrade the first draft of its report on the set of judicial laws known as the "Mrdić laws," "so that we can all provide specific comments."

The Death of Ali Larijani Will Deepen the Crisis at the Heart of Iran's Leadership

The assassination of Iranian security chief Ali Larijani in an Israeli airstrike has removed one of the Islamic Republic's most experienced and influential policymakers at a critical juncture.

Middle East War: Iran retaliates for the assassination of its high-ranking officials, launches "intense" attacks, Israel strikes Lebanon

Iran launched new attacks on Israel this morning, vowing revenge for the assassination of two of its high-ranking leaders the previous day, National Security Chief Ali Larijani and Gholamreza Soleimani, commander of Iran's Basij forces.

Danas's Interviewees: Adoption of the Venice Commission's Suggestions Will Depend on the Authorities' Will

A delegation from the Venice Commission of the Council of Europe spent two days in Belgrade, during which they held a series of separate meetings with representatives of the ruling majority, opposition parties, civil society organizations, and professional associations, on the topic of the recently adopted and widely criticized amendments to the set of judicial laws, the so-called Mrdić's laws.