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Serbia’s Student Movement Takes Its Message to Eight Cities

Serbia’s protesting university students are taking their campaign beyond the country’s largest urban centers, with a nationwide student bazaar planned across eight towns and cities on Saturday, August 1. The initiative is

July 30, 2026

Serbia

Serbia Moves Closer to Nuclear Energy Program

Serbia is taking another step toward developing a national nuclear energy program, with the government working alongside French energy company EDF and the French Development Agency (AFD) to establish the expertise, institutions

July 30, 2026

Serbia

Crvena Zvezda Eyes Stunning Return of Argentine Star Facundo Campazzo

Crvena Zvezda is reportedly targeting a sensational return for Facundo Campazzo, with the Argentine point guard emerging as a possible major signing ahead of the new EuroLeague season. The Facundo Campazzo Crvena

July 30, 2026

Serbia·Sport

Serbia Launches Traffic Crackdown Targeting Dangerous Driving Violations

Serbia has launched a new traffic crackdown targeting dangerous driving violations as police increase controls to reduce accidents and improve road safety. The Serbia traffic crackdown will focus on serious offenses including

July 30, 2026

Serbia

U.S. Considers Creating Serbian American Heritage Month to Honor Community’s Contributions

The United States is considering the creation of Serbian American Heritage Month, a proposal that would recognize the history, culture, and contributions of Serbian Americans across the country. The Serbian American Heritage

July 30, 2026

Serbia·Whats New

Belgrade’s International School Set for Major Expansion With New Campus

The Serbian Ministry of Education and the International School of Belgrade (ISB) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to develop a new campus in Belgrade, marking a significant step in the school’s

July 29, 2026

Serbia

Russian Books in Balkan Schools Raise Concerns Over Propaganda

Books and educational materials donated by Russia’s Russkiy Mir Foundation have entered schools and educational institutions in Serbia and Republika Srpska, prompting renewed debate over Moscow’s cultural and political influence in the

July 29, 2026

Bosnia & Hercegovina·Serbia

Austrian Newspaper Faces Internal Backlash Over Vučić Interview

An interview with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has sparked controversy inside Austria’s conservative daily Die Presse, after the newspaper’s editorial board publicly questioned the format and said it had not been informed

July 29, 2026

Serbia

EU Warns Serbia and Montenegro Over Journalist Entry Bans

The European Union has expressed concern over a growing dispute between Serbia and Montenegro involving entry bans imposed on journalists from both countries. Brussels has urged Belgrade and Podgorica to resolve the

July 28, 2026

Montenegro·Serbia

Dacic Says Socialist Party Ready for Elections as Serbia Nears Crucial Vote

Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) leader Ivica Dacic has declared his party ready for both parliamentary and presidential elections, signaling that the long-ruling coalition is preparing for a potential snap vote even

July 28, 2026

Serbia

Serbia Dispatches Super Puma Helicopter to Help Spain Battle Record Breaking Wildfires

Serbia has offered to deploy an Airbus H215 Super Puma helicopter to help Spain combat devastating wildfires that have scorched vast areas of the Iberian Peninsula. The move marks a significant contribution

July 28, 2026

Serbia

Serbia’s Market Stalls Become More Expensive Than Stores as Local Producers Disappear

Fresh produce and goods sold at market stalls across Serbia are becoming increasingly expensive, with some prices now exceeding those in supermarkets, while the number of local producers continues to decline. For

July 27, 2026

Serbia

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