Zelensky cancels planned visit to Belgrade, Ukrainian delegation to be led by Taras Kachka
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will not visit Serbia this week, despite earlier announcements that he could travel to Belgrade on May 21. Instead, Ukraine’s
Serbian lottery player wins more than €800,000 after playing three combinations
A lottery player from Serbia has won 811,000 euros after successfully guessing the winning Lotto combination. The winning ticket was paid in Kragujevac, where
Debate over possible Romania–Moldova unification gains momentum, but remains far from a settled political project
The idea of possible unification between Romania and the Republic of Moldova has returned to public debate, no longer only as a historical or
Đukanović blames Serbia, Russia and foreign intelligence services for political scandals in Montenegro
Milo Đukanović stated that a series of political scandals and affairs in Montenegro are the result of external influence, directly accusing Serbia, Russia and
Ukraine Is Paying the Highest Price to Return to European Values, Nobel Laureate Says
Ukrainian human rights defender Oleksandra Matviichuk said Ukraine is “returning home to European values” and is paying the highest possible price for that path,
Putin Heads to Beijing Days After Trump’s China Visit, Highlighting Xi’s Growing Diplomatic Leverage
Russian President Vladimir Putin is set to visit Beijing this week for talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping, just days after U.S. President Donald
Croatia to Introduce Long-Term Visas for Professional Drivers from the Region
Croatia is preparing to introduce long term visas for professional drivers from countries across the Western Balkans, in a move aimed at easing long
Kometal Gjorche Petrov’s historic Champions League triumph remembered 24 years later
On May 19, 2002, Kometal Gjorche Petrov wrote one of the brightest chapters in Macedonian sports history by winning the women’s handball Champions League