The ban was lifted on 10/20/98, but was replaced by a new Public Information Law. On 10/25/98, the new law ws used to confiscate the property of another previously banned paper, Dnevni Telegraf. After that, the editorial board of Danas decided not to publish the paper until the law is repealed. However, they continue to publish on-line for now.

• Serbian Ministry of Information Warns Danas: You Spread Fear, Panic and Defeatism, a secret warning, 16/10/98
• Governmental Edict Banning Danas, 16/10/98
• What is Danas?, history and editorial policy of the paper explained, 16/10/98
• Who are we?, brief resumes of the editors and journalists, 16/10/98
• Are Radicals Behind the Ban?, commentary, 17/10/98
• Intentional Decree, commentary, 17/10/98
• "How can I help?", you ask: here's info on Danas' bank account in Germany. Also, you may consider voicing your concern to the responsible officials 17/10/98
• Politika Ekspres - Media Decree SHould be Withdrawn, state-controlled daily concludes that the bans may have backfired, 18/10/98

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