Vladislav Jovanović, a former Serbian and Yugoslav diplomat, has passed away at the age of 93, his family announced.

Vladislav Jovanović, a former Serbian and Yugoslav diplomat, has passed away at the age of 93, his family announced.

Albanian footballer Driton Camaj is making a positive impact in his first season in Serbia with Novi Pazar, having scored five goals in four matches, including two against Vojvodina.

Activist and professor Radivoje Jovović stated that Novi Sad has organically rejected the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) and accused the government of tarnishing the memory of Svetozar Miletić.

Serbian singer Peđa Jovanović successfully 'conquered' Zagreb with a sold-out concert at the Arena, performing his hit songs to a full house.

The Union of Roma Serbia has stated that the death of A.M., whose body was found in a lake near Zrenjanin, is a consequence of institutional insensitivity towards the Roma community's safety, demanding an urgent investigation.

A report from N1 Serbia discusses the ongoing issue of financial illiteracy in Serbia, highlighting how it makes individuals vulnerable to scams, a risk exacerbated by digital technology.

The European Democratic Party (EDP) voiced deep concern over the situation surrounding N1 television in Serbia, suggesting that President Aleksandar Vučić aims to control the few remaining independent media outlets.

The European Democratic Party (EDP) has voiced deep concern regarding the situation of N1 television in Serbia, suggesting that President Aleksandar Vučić aims to control the few remaining independent media outlets.

Snežana Milošević, Secretary General of the 'Local Press' Association, stated that local media in Serbia are in their worst situation ever, with their survival dependent on political will despite decades of overcoming financial and administrative challenges.

Milica Đurđević Stamenkovski, the Serbian Minister for Labor, Employment, Veteran Affairs, and Social Policy, attended a wreath-laying ceremony at the grave of Svetozar Miletić in Novi Sad, marking 200 years since his birth.

The lifeless body of a younger man was recovered from the central city lake in Zrenjanin, Serbia, by the Gendarmerie's diving unit.

Environmental activists and residents in Bor, Serbia, are protesting air pollution caused by the Chinese mining company Zijin, calling President Vučić's request to Chinese President Xi Jinping for attention to the issue absurd.

Patriarch Porfirije of the Serbian Orthodox Church stated that the start of Easter Lent should not only be a physical discipline or diet, but also a struggle against evil thoughts and negative emotions.

N1 reporter Žana Bulajić covered the 'March for Justice' protest, highlighting that judiciary employees rarely speak publicly. Separately, the High Prosecutorial Council is set to review decisions on assigning prosecutors to organized crime and war crimes.

Serbian opposition figures accuse the current regime of preparing to stay in power by fostering a merger between crime and police, and of seeking revenge against opponents.

A new security assessment by the U.S. Overseas Security Advisory Council (OSAC) indicates that Serbia may be experiencing widespread organized crime with a potentially limited police response.

Serbia is reinforcing its standing in the field of artificial intelligence through a record increase in AI service exports and new investments in digital infrastructure.

Lawyers in Serbia are set to begin a three-day work stoppage, following a decision by the Serbian Bar Association, citing concerns that state authorities have not addressed issues within the judiciary.

Bayern Munich's head coach, Vincent Kompany, referenced Hungary, Bulgaria, and Serbia in connection with a racist incident that occurred during a Real Madrid-Benfica match, suggesting players of color in those regions lack support.

Serbian UFC fighter Uroš Medić revealed that Donald Trump assisted him in leaving the United States after his career-best victory.

A question has arisen in Serbia regarding whether properties legalized under the new legalization law will be eligible for mortgages, as banks typically require fully legalized real estate as collateral.

Thirty-two associations and representatives of farmers from ongoing blockades met in Mrčajevci, deciding to escalate their protests starting Tuesday.

Agricultural producers in Serbia are blocking roads for days, with another village in Šabac joining the protest, demanding higher purchase prices for milk.

An article from Serbia discusses President Aleksandar Vučić's public challenge to be invited on the N1 television channel, claiming he is eager to present 'the truth' to their viewers.

An organized network is under investigation for transporting 8.832 kilograms of cannabis from North Macedonia to Serbia, with six individuals facing charges for their involvement in the drug trafficking operation.

Serbia and Sweden have advised their citizens to depart Iran as soon as possible, citing concerns over potential American airstrikes on the Islamic Republic.

Serbia's Chief Negotiator for EU accession, Danijel Apostolović, stated that the adopted judicial laws, known as Mrdić's laws, are hindering progress in Cluster 3 negotiations with the EU.

A headline from the Serbian pro-regime tabloid Informer, published on February 22, 2022, stating 'Ukraine attacked Russia,' is recirculating on social media, just two days before Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Concerns are being raised in Serbia regarding the poor condition of tactile paving, damaged staircases, and lack of accessible infrastructure, highlighting safety issues for visually impaired individuals and a lack of maintenance.

Former Centar Municipality head Nedžad Ajnadžić stated he resigned due to pressure regarding the procurement of buses from Serbia, amidst the ongoing poor state of the GRAS public transport company.

A 55-year-old Serbian national was apprehended after being caught driving at 203 km/h on the A1 highway between Negotino and Stobi in North Macedonia.

Citizens are protesting near Ušće park in Serbia, leading to several incidents including police legitimizing individuals and engaging in discussions with protesters.

Serbia is moving forward with ambitious energy plans, including the construction of a gas power plant near Niš following a bilateral agreement with Azerbaijan, and exploring projects like the Bistrica pumped-storage hydroelectric power plant and modular nuclear reactors.

A Serbian psychologist and former vice-president, Korać, asserts that Serbia is experiencing an 'undeclared state of emergency,' with the authorities' main concerns being Sky ECC communications and objective media.

The state of the environment in Serbia is described as having reached absurd levels, with concerns about pollution in major rivers like the Danube, Sava, Drina, and Morava.

Bradley Braves' 7-foot-1 Serbian center Ahmet Jonovic was a key factor in their win over Illinois State, often guarded by much smaller opponents.

In southeastern Serbia, a traditional horseshoe-shaped sausage is 'ironed' as part of its drying process.

The Mexican national team will finish its preparations for the World Cup with warm-up matches against Ghana, Australia, and Serbia, officials announced Tuesday. Mexico will face Ghana on May 22 at ho

The Italian Ambassador to Serbia, Luca Gori, attended the opening of 'On a Leap Day,' an exhibition dedicated to the works of Italian-Serbian artist Djakov in Belgrade.

Serbian farmers have decided to escalate their protests starting Tuesday, with over 30 associations participating, stating it's the only way to bring about change.

Activist Radivoje Jovović stated that Novi Sad has organically rejected the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) and accused the government of tarnishing the memory of Svetozar Miletić.

Police in Niš, Serbia, have arrested a 29-year-old man suspected of being involved in an attack on another man in the center of Aleksinac on February 11th, along with two other individuals.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's public appearances, including a conversation with a mother from Bor, are described as a political reality show that has taken an unexpected turn, as he continues to visit places and listen to citizens' problems.

A protest titled 'Hands off Miletić' began in Novi Sad, organized by students, while a large number of government supporters gathered outside the Serbian National Theater, with claims that many were not locals but brought in from city enterprises.

The Union of Roma of Serbia has stated that the death of A.M., whose body was found in a lake near Zrenjanin, is a consequence of long-standing institutional insensitivity towards the safety of the Roma community, demanding individual and command responsibility.

During the major Serbian and Belgrade derby between Crvena zvezda and Partizan, visiting Partizan fans were met with a strong provocation, leading them to set fire to a message and part of the stands.

A large number of SNS supporters gathered in front of the Serbian National Theatre in Novi Sad, while students and citizens also held protests at the same location.

More than 100,000 young people in Serbia face crucial decisions about their future education and careers each year, with professional orientation tests designed to assist them.

The European Democratic Party (EDP) has voiced deep concern over alleged pressures on the N1 television station in Serbia, suggesting it resembles a broader plan by President Vučić to increase control over independent media, which would be detrimental to EU integration.

A psychologist and former vice-president stated that Serbia is experiencing an undeclared state of emergency, with the regime's sole focus being to remain in power as long as possible.

Divers from the Gendarmerie found the bodies of two fishermen in Barje lake near Leskovac, Serbia, after a three-day search.

Divers have recovered the bodies of two fishermen from Lake Barje near Leskovac, Serbia, following a three-day search.

Lawyer Rajko Danilović, known for representing the Đinđić family in the trial for the assassination of Prime Minister Zoran Đinđić, passed away.

Gendarmerie divers recovered the bodies of two fishermen who went missing in Barje Lake near Leskovac, Serbia.

Nineteen-year-old Manuel Ametov, who had been missing for nearly a week in Zrenjanin, Serbia, has been found dead. Roma and other political parties are calling for police accountability regarding the case.

Discussions are ongoing regarding whether Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has jeopardized Serbia's EU accession by signing laws that critics, including Brussels, argue undermine judicial independence.

Under Serbian banking practices and laws, only legalized real estate (apartments or houses) can serve as collateral for loans through a mortgage.

Multiple police vehicles and officers have been deployed in the center of Novi Sad, Serbia, ahead of a planned student gathering in front of the Serbian National Theatre.

Fifteen-year-old Ekatarina Balaganskaja will represent Serbia at the Junior World Figure Skating Championships in March, despite challenges with ice time in Novi Sad.

Uzbekistan and Serbia are engaged in discussions to expand cooperation in their respective rail and aviation sectors.

The Bradley Braves secured a victory against the Illinois State Redbirds, with their 7-foot-1 Serbian center Ahmet Jonovic proving a challenge for smaller opponents.

A delegation from Serbia has conducted a visit to the Technopark in Uzbekistan, fostering international collaboration.

An article explores how a volcanic eruption in Iceland had far-reaching historical consequences, influencing events in distant countries like Serbia and France, highlighting global interconnectedness.

Serbian Orthodox Church Patriarch Porfirije stated that the beginning of Lent should not only be about physical discipline but also a spiritual struggle against evil thoughts and negative emotions.

Students have protested against Serbian President Vučić's behavior towards a mother from Bor, who claims she is being prevented from adopting her nephew despite fulfilling all conditions.

Farmers in Serbia, representing 32 associations, have announced plans for radical protests following a meeting in Mrcajevci.

A 19-year-old autistic teenager, Ametov Manuel, has been missing since February 14 in Zrenjanin, with his family and friends conducting an unsuccessful search for days.

N1 reporter Žana Bulajić, covering the 'March for Justice' protest, noted the rare public appearance of judiciary employees and suggested that the legal profession in Serbia has begun to awaken.

A tourist's video expressing disappointment with her visit to Serbia and her eagerness to return to 'civilization' has generated mixed reactions on social media.

Four tankers carrying sulphuric acid overturned on a railway track near Prahovo station in Serbia early Sunday morning.

A US security report indicates the potential for widespread violent and organized crime in Serbia, noting that domestic law enforcement agencies may have limited capacity to respond effectively.

Zdravko Ponoš, president of the Serbia Center (SRCE) party, stated that the current regime will seek revenge for past events and is preparing to rule until the end of the decade, having established the legal framework for it.

After a cold and cloudy morning, Serbia is expected to see a gradual cessation of precipitation and clearing skies, with temperatures rising to up to 13 degrees Celsius.

Four cisterns carrying sulfuric acid overturned on the railway line at the entrance to Prahovo station in Serbia early this morning, according to local reports.

Serbian singer Peđa Jovanović performed to a crowd of over 15,000 people at the Arena Zagreb.

Italian Ambassador to Serbia, Luca Gori, addressed attendees at the Horeca Fair in Belgrade, accompanied by ICE office director Antonio Ventresca.

The Philadelphia 76ers have reportedly reunited with a 10-year veteran player, bringing him back to the team from Serbia to bolster their bench.

Red Star Belgrade secured a convincing 3-0 victory over Partizan in the 178th 'Eternal Derby' of the Serbian Superliga, with coaches Stojaković and Stanković commenting on the match's outcome.

Vladislav Jovanović, a former Serbian Minister of Foreign Affairs and ambassador to the UN, passed away last night at the age of 93, his family announced.

Partizan footballers experienced a convincing 3-0 defeat against Red Star in the 24th round of the Serbian SuperLiga. Coach Stojaković commented on the loss, attributing it to wrong decisions.

Activist and professor Radivoj Jovović stated that Novi Sad has organically rejected the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) and that the current government is tarnishing the memory of Svetozar Miletić by attempting to appropriate his legacy.

Red Star Belgrade secured a decisive 3-0 victory over rivals Partizan in the 24th round of the Serbian SuperLiga, significantly increasing their lead at the top of the table.

N1 Serbia is broadcasting its daily news program live at 7 PM.

Snežana Milošević, Secretary General of the Association of Independent Local Media 'Lokal pres,' stated that local media in Serbia are currently in their worst situation ever.

Rajko Danilović, a distinguished lawyer known for representing the Đinđić family and his work as a professor of political sociology, has passed away. He was born in Nikšić in 1938 and held degrees from the Faculty of Law and Faculty of Political Sciences in Belgrade.

A quad bike driver in Kragujevac, Serbia, was filmed driving on a pedestrian and cycling path in Šumarice, where motorized vehicles are prohibited, and subsequently ended up in a stream.

Environmental activists and residents of Bor, Serbia, reacted to President Vučić's plan to ask Chinese President Xi Jinping to address air pollution caused by the mining company Ziđin, calling it absurd and urging the state to enforce its own laws.

Violent clashes between hooligans erupted in Belgrade and Novi Sad ahead of the major Serbian derby between Crvena zvezda and Partizan, causing widespread disruption.

Psychologist and former Deputy Prime Minister Žarko Korać states that Serbia is experiencing an undeclared state of emergency, and the regime's sole focus is to remain in power.

Football clubs Crvena Zvezda and Partizan are set to face off in the 178th 'Eternal Derby' as part of the 24th round of the Serbian SuperLiga.

Psychologist and former Deputy Prime Minister Žarko Korać stated that Serbia is experiencing an undeclared state of emergency, with the regime solely focused on retaining power and disregarding public sentiment.

Ahead of the major Serbian championship derby between Red Star and Partizan, fan clashes have erupted in various parts of Belgrade, with police attempting to control the situation.

Journalist Jovana S. Polić stated that the offensive against the media is a sign of the current regime's end, drawing parallels from the history of authoritarian governments.

Rajko Danilović, a prominent Serbian lawyer known for representing the Đinđić family in the assassination trial of Prime Minister Zoran Đinđić and for defending opposition figures in the 1990s, has passed away.

The Serbian Dinar is expected to slightly change value against the Euro tomorrow, with the official middle exchange rate set at 117.4200 dinars per euro, marking its weakest value against the European currency this year.

The Serbian Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Water Management has released the scoring list for applications under the first public call of IPARD III Program's Measure 3, focusing on investments in the processing and marketing of agricultural products.

Football fans are anticipating the 178th 'eternal derby' as Crvena Zvezda prepares to host Partizan in the 24th round of the Serbian SuperLiga.

Air Serbia has informed passengers of changes to flights between Belgrade and New York due to anticipated severe weather and heavy snowfall at John F. Kennedy Airport.

The Serbian Dinar is expected to slightly change its value against the Euro tomorrow, with the official middle exchange rate set at 117.4200 Dinars per Euro, marking its weakest value against the European currency since the beginning of the year.

Serbian companies GPTS and EDePro publicly unveiled their long-range 'Goshawk' cruise missile for the first time at a defense exhibition in Riyadh, attracting significant attention.

Miloš Jovanović, president of the New Democratic Party of Serbia (Novi DSS), stated that Serbia's entry into the European Union would inevitably lead to the 'death of Serbian agriculture,' also predicting the current government's removal in the next elections.

The Serbian Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Water Management has released a scoring list for applications submitted under the First Public Call of IPARD III Program's Measure 3, focusing on investments in agricultural product processing and marketing.

Air Serbia has announced changes to its flights between Belgrade and New York scheduled for February 22nd and 23rd due to anticipated heavy snowfall at John F. Kennedy Airport.

The weather forecast for Sunday, February 22nd, in Serbia predicts mostly cloudy and warmer conditions, with light snow or rain in mountainous areas in the morning and sunny intervals in the northwest and Negotin Krajina.

Farmers' associations in Serbia have decided to escalate their protests starting Tuesday, with representatives from 32 agricultural associations meeting to radicalize their actions.

The Serbian opposition party SSP criticized the ruling SNS party for failing to deliver on promises to build a sewage system in Sombor, leaving residents reliant on septic tanks.

Vlasta Bolehradski, a native of Vojvodina, Serbia, shares her experience of moving to Slovakia 15 years ago and building a career as an artistic photographer from scratch, noting younger generations' confusion about Slovak nationality without citizenship.

Students from Gornji Milanovac and Čačak reported that unknown individuals, identified as SNS thugs, followed a female colleague from Guča to her building entrance because she was wearing badges.

Miloš Jovanović, president of the New Democratic Party of Serbia (Novi DSS), stated that the current government will inevitably be replaced in the upcoming elections.

Serbian Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić referenced the opening of a Finnish lithium mine to support the controversial Jadar project, reportedly omitting certain details.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić is criticized for signing laws that allegedly undermine judicial independence, drawing strong opposition from Brussels and potentially jeopardizing Serbia's EU integration.

Lawyers in Serbia will suspend work for three days in protest, stating that state authorities have failed to repeal the so-called 'Mrdić' laws.

The Head of the Serbian Mission to the EU, Danijel Apostolovic, stated that Cluster Three of Serbia's EU accession will not open until issues with judicial laws are resolved, as Brussels remains firm on this condition.

Inter Milan legend Beppe Bergomi has called on the club to consider re-signing Aleksander Stankovic, who has been linked with Arsenal and Borussia Dortmund, after his impressive performances.

Less than a decade ago, Serbia had only one breeding pair of eastern imperial eagles left, but thanks to conservation efforts, the species is now making a comeback.

Inter Milan is reportedly monitoring Aleksander Stankovic after his impressive performance in Club Brugge's derby victory over Cercle Brugge.