Politics

Aleksandar Srećković Kubura: This year does not exist

Almost a year after the appointment of the new management of the National Theatre, the employees' demands for its dismissal are still unanswered. Actor Aleksandar Srećković Kubura tells Danas that the management's work results are lacking, while the repertoire and plans practically do not exist.

Fragile truce worries Iranians: BBC editor in country at war with the US

On the plains of northwestern Iran, at the foot of snowy mountain ranges, the first signs of spring are visible.

Investigation Launched Against Maribor Mayor for Accepting Bribes

An investigation has been launched against Maribor Mayor Saša Arsenovič on suspicion of committing several criminal offenses, including incitement to accept gifts, bribery, and illegal mediation, after investigators from Slovenia's National Bureau of Investigation (NPU) conducted searches in mid-March at the Maribor municipality and the mayor's home.

Macut: Confidence vote initiative is a waste of time

“The time is not ripe for early elections. It is much more mature to stabilize and lower tensions in society, to talk normally, to have a culture of dialogue, which I really appeal for,” said the Prime Minister of Serbia, Đuro Macut, as a guest on TV K1.

Peter Magyar invited Netanyahu to visit Budapest: They had a "cordial conversation"

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has just had a "cordial conversation" with future Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar, the Prime Minister's office announced, three days after Magyar defeated Netanyahu's long-time ally Viktor Orban, the Times of Israel reports.

Tatjana Mandić Rigonat: I don't expect anything until the government in Serbia changes

On the occasion of nearly a year since the new management took over the National Theatre in Belgrade and the struggle of actors and most employees of this house to have it replaced, as well as the Minister of Culture Nikola Selaković who appointed it, theatre director Tatjana Mandić Rigonat says for Danas that she believes in the strength of the Drama ensemble but sees a real way out of the crisis with a change in the current government.

School shooting in Turkey: Student kills eight students and a teacher

Eight students and a teacher were killed, and 20 others were wounded in a shooting at a high school in the southern Turkish city of Karamanmaraş, officials said.

Iran Could Consider Passage Through Hormuz, But There Is a Condition

Iran could consider the possibility of allowing ships free passage through the Omani side of the Strait of Hormuz without the risk of attack, as part of proposals offered in negotiations with the United States, provided an agreement is reached to prevent further conflict, Reuters reported today, citing an unnamed source.

Germany Approves Arms Exports to Israel: Data Released

In the first weeks of the war with Iran, the German government approved arms exports to Israel worth 6.6 million euros (7.8 million dollars), although the volume of deliveries remained relatively low, according to official data released today by the German agency DPA.

Brnabić: The majority will ensure a quorum

President of the National Assembly of Serbia Ana Brnabić stated today that after the adoption of important laws at the session that will begin at 12:00 PM, the ruling majority will ensure a quorum for the motion of no confidence in the government.

What are the new ramps in the center of Belgrade for?

Besides the Belgrade Clock in the roundabout, fences and numerous flower pots on Republic Square, new ramps have been installed in the city center, through which only public transport vehicles can pass.

Assembly Session on No Confidence in Government Continued: Still No Quorum Today

Members of the Serbian Parliament continued the session on no confidence in the Government, as announced, starting around 10 AM, however, the quorum for work was not met. A new session has been scheduled for 12 PM with 40 agenda items, including several proposed laws, international agreements, and decisions.