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Serbia rocked by ongoing anti-government protests
After nine months of relatively peaceful protests, Serbia's streets are beginning to resemble a state of war, with the offices of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) vandalized. Clashes between demonstrators and police with batons, tear...

Djokovic, Sabalenka in action as Shelton faces Carreno Busta battle
The U.S. Open second round kicks off on Wednesday, with Novak Djokovic pursuing his quest for a record 25th Grand Slam title, while women's top seed Aryna Sabalenka continues her title defence and home favourite Ben Shelton faces veteran Pablo...

Serbia protests over government turn violent as rival groups clash
NewsFeedOpponents and supporters of Serbia’s government have been involved in violent clashes in the latest demonstrations against President Aleksandar Vucic and his ruling party. Published On 14 Aug 202514 Aug 2025

Serbia: Chaos on the streets that could go in any direction
After nine months of relatively peaceful protests, Serbia's streets are beginning to resemble a state of war, with the offices of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) vandalized. Clashes between demonstrators and police with batons, tear...

How many NBA players are in Serbia's EuroBasket roster? All you need to know about Nikola Jokic's teammates
The Serbian men’s basketball team, led by Nikola Jokic, is preparing for its last exhibition game ahead of EuroBasket 2025. While the three-time MVP remains Serbia’s most recognizable player, the team has added more and more NBA stars to its...

Novak Djokovic 'targeted by Serbian government and considers fleeing to Greece' - after national icon offered backing to student protests
Novak Djokovic is reportedly considering moving permanently to Greece amid claims he has been targeted by the Serbian government for his support of student protests in the country. The 24-time Grand Slam singles champion has faced criticism from...

The promise of international criminal law
The ICC has also been heavily criticised for promising too much and delivering too little. Modern international criminal law was born after the Second World War, when the Allied powers sat in judgment over the crimes of the Nazis in the trials at...

Counter-Protest Demonstrations Take Place in Dozens of Settlements in Serbia
Heeding the call of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), counter-protests were held in dozens of settlements across Serbia on Wednesday against the ongoing anti-government demonstrations and blockades, which have lasted for more than 9...
Picula: Serbia in Undeclared State of Emergency, As Such Cannot Join EU
Source: Beta News / Politics | 21.08.25 | access_time 14:14 Tonino Picula (BETAPHOTO/MILOS MISKOV) European Parliament Rapporteur for Serbia Tonino Picula has told the Croatian media that Serbia has been in an undeclared state of emergency, with...

Parliament Speaker: Serbia Will Not Join Union Represented by Tonino Picula
Source: Beta News / Politics | 21.08.25 | access_time 17:19 The speaker of the Serbian parliament, Ana Brnabic, stated in a message to the European Parliament’s rapporteur for Serbia, Tonino Picula, on Aug. 21 that Serbia did not want to join the...
Interior Minister Claims 33 Thousand People Throughout Country Protested Against Blockades
Source: Beta News / Politics | 21.08.25 | access_time 14:18 Ivica Dacic (Photo: PrintScreen instagram/mupsrbije) Serbian Interior Minister Ivica Dacic said on Aug. 20 that the day’s rallies of “citizens who oppose the [ongoing] blockades” took...

Berlin wants an explanation from Serbian President Vučić's regime for the violence against protesters
The German government has asked the Serbian government for an explanation regarding attacks on demonstrators and journalists in the context of protests against Alexander Vučić's regime, writes the German weekly Zeit. Given that Serbia is a...

Tech Innovators and Compliance Leaders Honored at 2025 Cases&Faces International Business Award
Home Money Tech Innovators and Compliance Leaders Honored at 2025 Cases&Faces International Business Award Kishore Jeeri, a senior engineering manager at Oakton Technologies, was honored as "Innovator of the Year" for his work automating...

Putin-Trump dialogue to weaken pressure on Serbian energy sector — minister
BELGRADE, August 21. /TASS/. The dialogue between the Russian and US leaders, Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, may contribute to weakening of the pressure on the Serbian energy sector, Minister of Mining and Energy of Serbia Dubravka Dedovic...

Fico Abandons Ethnic Slovaks in Serbia by Siding with Vucic
Stefanovic’s testimony was prompted by the disruption on August 9 of the Backi Petrovac exhibition, which showed photographs of recent Serbian protests taken by young activists and students in villages where Slovak minorities live, including...
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Novak Djokovic attacked with smear campaign as Serbian government ‘set its sights’ on tennis player: Report
Novak Djokovic reportedly wants to move his family to Greece as the Serbian government ‘set its sights’ on after he supported the student-led protests against president Aleksandar Vucic. Former world No.1 tennis player Novak Djokovic reportedly...

I Was in Afghanistan After Abbey Gate — Here’s What I Saw
Four years ago, the world saw what weakness looks like. In the final days of the Afghanistan withdrawal, thirteen of our bravest service members were killed at Abbey Gate. Hundreds more were wounded. Thousands of our allies and friends were...

Serbia ‘signs major weapons deal’ with Israeli producer Elbit Systems
Serbia has reportedly signed a major contract with Israeli weapons producer Elbit Systems, emphasising the emerging political alliance between the two countries. On August 17, Israeli media reported that the Balkan country would acquire defence...

Serbia speaker urged to explain canopy ‘sabotage’ claim
BELGRADE, Aug 18 (TemA) – Serbian Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić has come under fire after claiming the Novi Sad railway station canopy collapse that killed 16 people last year was a “planned diversion.” Brnabić offered no evidence for her...
Serbian Student Protesters Nominated for European Parliament’s Sakharov Prize
Source: Beta News / Politics | 18.08.25 | access_time 21:02 Students ZEMUN Photo: Nikola Sablic The participants in the Serbian student protests have been nominated for the Sakharov Prize, the highest award given by the European Union to fighters...