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Serbia is planning a major expansion of its military aviation capabilities, with President Aleksandar Vučić saying the country will soon have a fleet of 40 fighter jets. The announcement highlights Belgrade’s growing

Serbia has challenged the European Union’s assessment of the Ibar Bridge, saying the findings do not accurately reflect conditions on the ground. Petar Petković, Serbia’s chief negotiator in the Belgrade Pristina dialogue,

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić began receiving credentials from five new ambassadors to Serbia at the Palace of Serbia. The diplomatic ceremonies started at 9 a.m., formally marking the beginning of the newly

Bird remains were found inside the engine of a Ryanair aircraft after a Serbian passenger was partially pulled through a shattered cabin window during a dramatic midair emergency over Greece. The discovery

Nišville 2026 has opened in Serbia, bringing more than 1,000 performers to the historic Niš Fortress for four days of music, culture and international performances. The 32nd edition of the Nišville Jazz

Serbia is preparing to increase state support for domestic firms, with President Aleksandar Vučić announcing plans for bigger grants and simpler access to government assistance. The proposed changes are aimed at strengthening

Serbia is continuing a major operation to remove a sunken German fleet near Prahovo after authorities discovered unexploded weapons still capable of posing a serious danger more than 80 years after World

Serbia has opened negotiations over a new minimum wage for 2027, with the government proposing an increase of 9.2% that would raise the monthly amount from around €550 to approximately €600. The

Volodymyr Zelensky’s visit to Belgrade has fueled speculation about a possible Serbian foreign-policy shift, but analysts argue that Zelensky’s visit to Serbia instead reflects Aleksandar Vučić’s long-established strategy of balancing relations between