New threats are keeping Serbia on edge. After last week’s shootings, police are now detaining those who are threatening to commit murders in the country. Meanwhile, the Interior Ministry is collecting illegally held weapons from the population. The police are collecting illegally held guns, ammunition, bombs and grenades. After last week’s shooting, young people have …
Serbia is strengthening the control of its borders to prevent illegal migrants from entering the country. The interior minister has discussed the subject with his Bulgarian counterpart and the representative of the EU. Meanwhile, residents of border towns say that migration pressure is not decreasing, with migrants growing increasingly impatient and aggressive. Reducing illegal migration …
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International pressure for a settlement between Serbia and Kosovo is growing, the Serb president said in a meeting with the Russian ambassador. High-ranking US politicians have also visited Belgrade and Kosovo in recent days to discuss relations between the two sides, and Brussels has also intensified its activity in order to reach a comprehensive agreement …
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“How could I explain to people that we are imposing sanctions against Russia but not against Slovenia? Russia has not violated Serbia’s territorial integrity, while Slovenia has. We have not imposed sanctions against Slovenia but are instead trying to have the best possible relations with you,” said Serbian President Aleksander Vučić, who then added that …
With a growing number of Russian citizens purchasing apartments in Belgrade, real property in Serbia’s capital is in great demand. At the beginning of the war, Russians mostly looked for rentals, but now they appear to be settling in for a longer stay. Number of sales contracts on the rise In recent months, Russian citizens’ …
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The news of the connection between the UEFA president Aleksander Čeferin and the president of the Football Association of Serbia, Slaviša Kokeza, has caused quite a stir in the Serbian media. In Serbia, where the local police work hard to expose the crimes of the mafia and arrest its members, a news item found its …
