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Serbia and Israel have signed a new defence-sector security agreement that could accelerate future arms procurement and deepen military cooperation between the two countries. The agreement, signed by the Serbian and Israeli

Serbia and Switzerland are looking to deepen their cooperation in trade, innovation, education and democratic development, following a meeting in Belgrade between Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and Swiss President Guy Parmelin. The

The UFC is officially coming to Serbia, marking a major moment for mixed martial arts fans in the region. After weeks of speculation, the world’s leading MMA organization confirmed that it will

Serbia could face serious consequences regarding European Union funding if concerns over democratic standards, media freedom and pressure on journalists continue, according to Dutch MEP Thijs Reuten from the Socialists and Democrats

The European Union has again criticized Serbia for failing to take concrete judicial action nearly three years after the armed attack in Banjska, saying that accountability for the incident remains unresolved. European

The Venice Commission has issued an urgent opinion calling on Serbia to address shortcomings in recently adopted amendments to its judicial laws, warning that the changes weaken safeguards previously designed to protect

The demolition of a series of Serbian-owned garages in North Mitrovica has triggered a wider dispute over legal authority, municipal jurisdiction and property rights, adding fresh tension to an already sensitive political

Tensions escalated sharply in the Serbian parliament during a heated exchange involving Ana Brnabić and an opposition MP, with the confrontation quickly drawing public attention due to its tone and the nature

The visit of Belgrade University Rector Vladan Đokić to Brussels and his meeting with EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos triggered sharp reactions in Serbia, turning what was presented as an academic and

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić said the exact date of the upcoming elections should be known around St. George’s Day, while using the occasion of the opening of a new railway bridge over

The European Union is preparing to suspend €1.5 billion in funding intended for Serbia under its Growth Plan for the Western Balkans, in a move linked to concerns over controversial judicial reforms