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Police suspect brother of Albanian PM controlled drone
Police suspect brother of Albanian PM controlled drone
BELGRADE -- A small craft that carried a provocative map depicting Greater Albania, which caused a major incident and abandonment of a UEFA qualifier, was found in Pančevo.
The football game was played on Tuesday evening in Belgrade between Serbia and Albania.
Albanian prime minister "proud" after scandal
Albanian prime minister "proud" after scandal
TIRANA -- Several thousand people gathered at the airport in Tirana to give a hero's welcome to the national football team returning from Serbia.
Peace Run ends in Belgrade
BELGRADE - Peace Run 2014, which has passed through over 150 countries with a view to promote ideas of peace and harmony, ended in Belgrade on Wednesday.
Macedonia at Bottom of Regional Wage Table
A report on average wages in former Yugoslavia countries and Albania, compiled by Anadolu news agency, says Slovenes earn most in the region per month, with average wages of 1,002 euro.
This comes as no surprise, as the country has been a member of the EU for almost 10 years and was the wealthiest republic in Yugoslavia.
Macedonia Warms to High-Speed Rail Plan
Macedonia is warming to the idea of building a regional north-south high-speed railroad, which in its final stage would link the Greek port of Thessaloniki to Budapest via Skopje and Belgrade.
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Bulgarians' Trips Abroad Increase by 7.3% in June
In June 2014, the number of trips of Bulgarians abroad was 411.1thousand or by 7.3% above the registered in June 2013, the National Statistical Institute reports.
Balkan Athletics Championships: Romanians reap 9 gold, 6 silver and 2 bronze medals on first day of competition
On Saturday, on the first day of the Balkan Athletics Competition, now at its 73rd edition, held in Pitesti, Romanian sports people won a commendable bunch of 17 medals, of which nine of gold.
Six young Serbian mathematicians win six medals
Six young Serbian mathematicians win six medals
BELGRADE -- A team of six Serbian high school students that took part in the 55th International Mathematical Olympiad in Cape Town has returned home with six medals.
FILA president says wrestling ‘will surprise everyone next year’
By George Georgakopoulos and Spyridoula Spanea
Beach Wrestling Worlds end with Greece on top
By George Georgakopoulos
54th cycling race through Serbia starts
POZAREVAC - Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic announced the start of the 54th cycling race through Serbia in Pozarevac on Thursday, noting that the competition under the slogan "Along the paths of freedom of our ancestors" offers an opportunity to learn more about the tradition of the Serbian army, which made a significant contribution to the Allies' victory in World War One.
Bulgarians Splash Out in Greece in May
Bulgarian tourists spent nearly 50 million euro in Greece over the holidays between May 1 and 6, estimates of tourist agencies show.
According to police data, 260,000 Bulgarians crossed the border to Greece over that period and at least 85,000 of them spent more than one night in Greece.