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Serbia began issuing newly redesigned passports on July 1, marking the first major change to the country’s travel document since biometric passports were introduced in 2008. The new passport features a modernized

Serbia’s agreement with Japan on the mutual promotion and protection of investments will officially take effect on July 30, marking an important step toward attracting new Japanese investors and strengthening economic cooperation

Serbia’s population has dropped to an estimated 6,549,901 in 2025, marking a decline of nearly 435,000 people since 2016 as deaths continue to significantly outpace births, according to data released by the

Thousands of people gathered in the central Serbian city of Kraljevo for a large student-led protest held on Vidovdan under the slogan “Everything Is Visible on Vidovdan,” continuing months of demonstrations that

The Miroslav Gospel, the oldest preserved Serbian Cyrillic manuscript and one of the most precious monuments of medieval Slavic culture, will be on public display at the National Museum of Serbia in

Belgrade has been named the fifth least affordable capital in Europe for housing, with residents spending an average of 61.53% of their salaries on rent and utilities alone, according to a 2026

Serbia has not recorded any human cases of West Nile fever as of June 22, 2026, but health authorities are closely monitoring the situation after infections were reported in Italy and Macedonia.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić held talks with renowned US economist Jeffrey Sachs in Belgrade on June 18, 2026, covering major international economic and security challenges, Serbia’s technological ambitions, and the country’s position

Serbian authorities have dismantled an alleged criminal network accused of producing and selling forged educational documents through an illegal printing operation in Belgrade. Four suspects were arrested on charges related to organized