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Kosovo Declares Serbian Minister Snežana Paunović Persona Non Grata Following Controversial Remarks

Kosovo has banned Serbian government minister Snežana Paunović from entering the country after comments she made about the 1998 conflict sparked strong criticism from Kosovo officials. Paunović, Serbia’s Minister of Public Administration

July 15, 2026

Politics·Serbia·Whats New

Novak Djokovic Steals the Spotlight at Tennis Center Opening in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Novak Djokovic turned the opening ceremony of the new Dodig Tennis Center in Međugorje into a memorable celebration, entertaining thousands of fans with his tennis skills, humor and unexpected musical performance. The

July 15, 2026

Serbia·Sport·Whats New

Serbia and Croatia Seek Border Pass Solution as EU Entry System Traps Villagers

Serbian Interior Minister Ivica Dačić announced on Monday that he expects a solution soon for residents of two Serbian villages cut off by the EU’s new Entry/Exit System (EES), following a conversation

July 14, 2026

Croatia·Serbia

Vucic Becomes First Serbian President to Attend Bastille Day Parade in Paris

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic is in Paris to attend the military parade marking France’s National Day on July 14, becoming the first Serbian head of state in history to be invited to

July 14, 2026

Serbia

Serbia to Begin Humanoid Robot Production, Vučić Announces Major Technology Investment

Serbia is set to take a significant step into advanced manufacturing after President Aleksandar Vučić announced that production of humanoid robots will officially begin later this month in the city of Šabac.

July 13, 2026

Serbia

Serbia’s Inflation Remains Within Target as Food Prices Ease

Inflation in Serbia remains within the target range of the National Bank of Serbia, while food prices have started to show signs of easing after a long period of pressure on household

July 9, 2026

Serbia

European Parliament Adopts Resolution Calling for Stronger Democracy and Rule of Law in Serbia

The European Parliament has adopted a new resolution on Serbia, calling for stronger democratic standards, greater protection of civil rights and more progress on reforms connected to the country’s European Union accession

July 8, 2026

Politics·Serbia·Whats New

Earthquake Recorded Near Ribnik in Republika Srpska

A mild earthquake was recorded early Wednesday morning near Ribnik in Republika Srpska, according to local authorities. The earthquake occurred at 5:57 a.m. and had a magnitude of 3.0 on the Richter

July 8, 2026

Serbia·Whats New

Djokovic Quarterfinal Delayed After Late Wimbledon Schedule Change

Novak Djokovic’s quarterfinal against Felix Auger Aliassime will begin later than expected after an unfinished match was added to the Centre Court schedule. Novak Djokovic will have to wait longer than originally

July 7, 2026

Serbia·Sport·Whats New

Serbia Moves to Recognize Full Time Parent Caregivers With Monthly Payments

A proposed law would provide financial support and social insurance to parents who cannot work because they provide constant care for children or adult family members with serious disabilities. Serbia’s Parliament is

July 7, 2026

Politics·Serbia·Whats New

Djokovic Moves One Step Closer to Wimbledon Glory

The seven time champion is one victory away from another Wimbledon semifinal as he continues his pursuit of a record extending 25th Grand Slam title. Novak Djokovic will face Felix Auger Aliassime

July 6, 2026

Serbia·Sport·Whats New

Zlatibor Tourism Surges Past 100,000 Overnight Stays in May

The Serbian mountain destination welcomed more than 41,000 visitors in May as domestic tourism remained strong and international interest continued to grow. Zlatibor, one of Serbia’s most popular mountain destinations, recorded more

July 6, 2026

Serbia·Whats New

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