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Serbia cracks down on protesters as student-led movement gains momentum
Serbia’s political crisis is intensifying after President Aleksandar Vucic announced further arrests in the wake of a massive anti-government protest that turned violent on June 28. The protest, which marked nearly eight months of persistent...
Serbia launches funding for AI, green tech research
BELGRADE, June 30 (Xinhua) -- Serbia has unveiled two funding programs worth over 11 million U.S. dollars to support research in artificial intelligence (AI) and green technologies, officials said on Monday. The Program for Supporting AI Research...

Business zone along highway to Zagreb to be expanded – Construction of more than 550,000 m2 of business space planned
Between the highway to Zagreb and Svetog Save and Federika Felinija streets, that is, near the settlement of Radiofar near Surcin, the plan is to build a new business zone with a total gross developed area of 632,078 m2. This can be seen in the...

Protesters put up blockades across Belgrade
Protesters, consisting of groups of students blocking university faculties and citizens supporting them, blocked intersections in several cities across Serbia last night. In Belgrade, bridges and major roads were also blocked. Since this morning,...

Serbia Anti-Corruption Protests Demand Early Elections
BELGRADE, Serbia (AP) – Serbian police on Monday removed street blockades in the capital Belgrade that were part of a protest over a spate of arrests of anti-government protesters after a massive rally demanding an early parliamentary election....

Kremlin Says Serbia Anti-Govt Protests Could Be An Attempted ‘Colour Revolution’
Home Russia Kremlin Says Serbia Anti-Govt Protests Could Be An Attempted ‘Colour Revolution’ Serbian police on Saturday clashed with anti-government protesters demanding snap elections and an end to the 12-year rule of President Aleksandar Vucic....
Djuric: Serbia and Hungary on the Right Side of History and Protection of True Democracy
Source: Beta News / Politics | 30.06.25 | access_time 19:47 BETAPHOTO/Ministry of Foreign Affairs Serbian Foreign Minister Marko Djuric said on June 30, after a meeting with Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Peter Szijjarto in...

Strange: Hungary’s defence ministry contradicts itself over tanks handed to Serbia
In a puzzling turn of events, Hungary’s Defence Ministry has publicly contradicted itself regarding the issue of armoured vehicles allegedly transferred to Serbia. According to 444.hu, Ákos Hadházy, a non-affiliated Hungarian MP known for his...

Reconstruction of Kneza Milosa Street, construction of access roads to Prokop and footbridge across the Sava still uncertain in terms of finances – What else is there in city budget revision
For the construction of the missing station building at the new Belgrade Bus Station (BAS) in Block 42, recently, the agreement was finally awarded to the selected consortium, which should mean that the contractors will soon take possession of the...

Officials: North Korean agents stole hundreds of thousands in cryptocurrency from Atlanta business
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - Four North Korean agents were indicted for allegedly stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars in cryptocurrency from an Atlanta business, according to prosecutors. On Tuesday, June 24, a federal grand jury...

Tennis-Sinner starts Wimbledon bid against fellow Italian Nardi
LONDON (Reuters) -The opening round of Wimbledon continues on Tuesday where world number one Jannik Sinner begins his bid for a fourth Grand Slam crown and Coco Gauff starts her quest to follow up her French Open success. TOP MEN'S MATCH: JANNIK...

Raducanu, Kartal and Tarvet get British Wimbledon charge off to flying start
LONDON :The biggest home assault on Wimbledon for 41 years got off to a great start on Monday when Sonay Kartal and Oliver Tarvet claimed upset wins and Emma Raducanu triumphed in an all-British clash. British tennis is enjoying a buoyant period,...

North Korean agents steal nearly $1 million in cryptocurrency from Buckhead business: FBI
ATLANTA — An Atlanta small business was one of two businesses targeted by North Korean agents, who stole nearly $1 million in cryptocurrency. The FBI indicted Kim Kwang Jin, Kang Tae Bok, Jong Pong Ju, and Chang Nam Il on wire fraud conspiracy,...

Raducanu, Kartal and Tarvet get British charge off to flying start
The biggest home assault on Wimbledon for 41 years got off to a great start on Monday when Sonay Kartal and Oliver Tarvet claimed upset wins and Emma Raducanu triumphed in an all-British clash. British tennis is enjoying a buoyant period, and...
What are Serbia’s protesters demanding, and what’s next?
Thousands of people took to the streets in Serbia over the weekend, marking the latest round of protests over widespread corruption and stifling democratic freedoms. After nearly eight months of persistent dissent against populist President...

Air Serbia hits 2-million passenger mark as early as before end-June
BELGRADE - On Monday, Air Serbia carried its 2-millionth passenger in 2025, reaching this milestone earlier compared to last year, when it was accomplished in July, the national airline announced in a statement. "Two million passengers on our...

Sinner starts Wimbledon bid against fellow Italian Nardi
LONDON :The opening round of Wimbledon continues on Tuesday where world number one Jannik Sinner begins his bid for a fourth Grand Slam crown and Coco Gauff starts her quest to follow up her French Open success. TOP MEN'S MATCH: JANNIK SINNER V...
Lavrov about Serbia: Russia Hopes the West Won’t Engage in its Color Revolutions
Source: Beta News / Politics | 30.06.25 | access_time 15:46 Sergey Lavrov(BETAPHOTO/MILOS MISKOV/MO) Russia expects the ongoing protests in Serbia to be handled based on the Constitution and the law, hoping that Western countries “will not engage...

Serbian protesters mark Vidovdan with calls to end president's 12-year rule
Tens of thousands of protesters, led by students and anti-corruption activists, flooded the streets of Belgrade on June 28, calling for snap parliamentary elections and an end to President Aleksandar Vucic’s 12-year rule. Gathering on Slavija...

June 30: Clashes Erupt in Belgrade (11000) – Dozens Injured, Arrests Made – LIVE UPDATES
Belgrade city center (11000) – A night of tension in Serbia’s capital turned explosive Saturday as widespread anti-government rallies demanding snap elections descended into violent confrontations with riot police. Beginning in Slavija Square and...