News archive of June 2024

The Greek government has instituted proactive steps to safeguard homes near forests and wooded areas from fire risks, clarifying citizens' personal responsibility under the law. However, the Greek Ombudsman has criticized these measures as unconstitutional.

BELGRADE - Serbian President Alekdandar Vucic congratulated Indian PM Narendra Modi on a recent election win.

A Guardian report documents the trail of two fraudsters who found a way to collect VAT refunds, reaping fabulous sums under the noses of governments

BELGRADE - Serbian Minister of Science, Technological Development and Innovation Jelena Begovic visited the headquarters of the Japanese pharmaceuticals firm Takeda on Tuesday and noted that a Serbian delegation had presented Serbia as a country where the company could invest and become a part of the BIO4 Campus and a new biotech system.

Temperatures on Tuesday exceeded 39 degrees Celsius in three areas of Greece, setting a new all time record for the first week of June, meteo.gr announced.

According to data from the National Observatory of Athens' network of automatic weather stations, in the Elefsina area of Attica and in the Thebes area (Nea Odos), in central Greece, the temperature reached 39.3 degrees Celsius. 

The two people on board the boat were arrested on charges of manslaughter by negligence

TOKYO - Serbian Minister of Economy Adrijana Mesarovic met with Japan External Trade Organisation (JETRO) Chairman Ishuguro Norihiko in Tokyo on Tuesday.

The president of Cyprus said Tuesday that he won't "open another route" for irregular migration by letting through more than two dozen asylum-seekers now stranded in a UN-controlled buffer zone that bisects the war-divided island nation.

He was struggling from the beginning of the tournament with a knee problem – He also loses the No.1 position in the world ranking to the Italian Yannick Sinner

34 were dealt with immediately, at their initial stage, while firefighters are tackling three more