Serbia and Uzbekistan Open Talks on First Labor Mobility Agreement
The proposed deal aims to regulate temporary labor migration through legal, secure and state-controlled procedures.Serbia and Uzbekistan have officially opened negotiations on a labor
Serbia Set to Add Defensive Reinforcement as Mirko Milikić Switches National Team Eligibility
Železničar Pančevo defender Mirko Milikić has completed the process of changing his sporting nationality and will now be eligible to represent Serbia. Serbia could
Montenegro Among European Countries With Highest Prisoner Rates, Council of Europe Report Shows
Montenegro has one of the highest incarceration rates in Europe, with 200 prisoners per 100,000 residents, according to the latest Council of Europe annual
Drniš in mourning after 19-year-old delivery worker killed, suspect arrested after major police search
The Croatian town of Drniš was left in shock after 19-year-old Luka M., a food delivery worker, was killed while delivering pizza to the
Janez Janša secures coalition agreement and announces bid to form new Slovenian government
Janez Janša has confirmed that a coalition agreement has been reached, formally announcing that he will submit his candidacy for prime minister, bringing an
Sister of Irish President among activists detained after Israel intercepts Gaza-bound flotilla
Dr Margaret Connolly, sister of Irish President Catherine Connolly, was among at least six of 15 Irish participants in the Global Sumud Flotilla detained
New Ebola outbreak in DR Congo kills at least 100 as rare Bundibugyo strain spreads
A new Ebola outbreak is spreading in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where at least 100 people have died and nearly 400 suspected cases
Protest over Albanian-language judicial exam turns controversial amid “UÇK” chants, presence of regional students and clashes in Skopje
Protest demands overshadowed by controversy A protest organized by Albanian students in Skopje, initially focused on the demand to allow the judicial exam to