Serbia's president says he won't flee his country like Syria's Assad did despite growing protests
Serbia's president accused Tuesday foreign intelligence services of trying to unseat him in the wake of spreading protests in the Balkan state and that he wouldn't flee the country like the ousted Syrian leader Bashar Assad.
By Tatyana Kekic in Belgrade Serbia has signed a €720mn agreement with Chinese construction giant PowerChina to start the ...
The Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra said four of its members were injured in an incident during a 15-minute traffic blockade ...
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz called on Tuesday for Germany to increase lithium production during a visit to the eastern town ...
Vučić subsequently commented that Serbia needs four small modular nuclear reactors, as the country will use four times more ...
Serbia’s president has rejected any responsibility for a powerful explosion that temporarily cut water and power supplies to ...
A blast on a canal vital to Kosovo's water and power supplies has sparked a war of words with Serbia, with fears it could ...
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Kosovo accused Serbia of carrying out a terrorist attack on a water pipeline in the Serb majority north of Kosovo. Serbia denies the accusations, but the recent bloodshed highlights that peace in the ...
Iran and Serbia reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening economic cooperation during a meeting between Serbia’s ...
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