Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts Warns of Risks to University of Priština Operations, Calls on Government to Act
The Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts (SANU) has expressed deep concern over potential changes to the legal status of the University of Priština
Reconstruction of Milena Pavlović Barili Gallery in Požarevac to Be Completed by January 2027
The reconstruction of the gallery dedicated to renowned Serbian painter Milena Pavlović Barili in her hometown of Požarevac is expected to be completed by
Epstein Case: New Deposition Footage Released as House Panel Expands Witness List
New video footage from closed-door depositions connected to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation has been released by the U.S. House Oversight Committee, showing hours of
Weapons, Ammunition, and Political “Lists” Seized in Searches Linked to Aco Đukanović Case; Court Orders 30-Day Detention
Detention ordered after weapons and ammunition were reported found in Nikšić. Aco Đukanović, the brother of former Montenegrin president Milo Đukanović, has been placed
North Macedonia to Host the IHF Men’s Junior U21 World Championship in 2027 as Skopje Again Becomes a Global Handball Hub
North Macedonia has been selected to host the IHF Men’s Junior U21 World Championship in 2027, with the tournament scheduled to take place in
Top U.S. Weapons Manufacturers Summoned to White House Meeting
The White House has called an urgent meeting this Friday with the directors of the largest U.S. defense manufacturers. The goal is to discuss
Trump Says Over 9,000 Americans Safely Returned from the Middle East as Evacuation Efforts Continue
U.S. President Donald Trump announced that more than 9,000 American citizens have safely returned to the United States from the Middle East, while urging
Bosnian Workers Receive 32,000 Croatian Work Permits as Demand for Seasonal Labor Remains Strong
Croatian employers have already begun recruiting seasonal workers for the upcoming tourism season, with official data showing that in 2025, approximately 32,000 work permits