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Belgrade to Introduce Free Public Transport Starting January 1
Belgrade will make public transport free starting from January 1, 2024, a move that will make the Serbian capital the largest European city with this initiative. The announcement was made by Mayor Aleksandar Šapić, who emphasized that the measure would eliminate the need for anyone to purchase a ticket for the city's buses, trams, and trolleybuses.
Global Congratulations Pour in as Trump Approaches Second Term
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban congratulated Donald Trump on his expected victory in the U.S. presidential election, calling it the "biggest comeback in U.S. political history." Orban, a vocal supporter of Trump since 2016, expressed his enthusiasm on social media, emphasizing that Trump's victory is a "much-needed win for the world."
Erdogan: In Albania today, he will inaugurate the great mosque of Tirana
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is expected to be in Albania today and tomorrow, Friday, during a trip in which he is expected to seek to enhance Turkey’s economic and diplomatic presence in the Balkans.
2024 Olympic Games: Serbians Give Triumphant Welcome to Their Olympians – 40,000 People Celebrate Djokovic and Jokic
If there’s a definition of a triumphant welcome, it’s certainly the one given by approximately 40,000 Serbians to their country’s delegation, which returned from the Olympic Games carrying, among others, Novak Djokovic’s gold medal in tennis and the bronze won by Nikola Jokic’s team in basketball.
Hungary and Serbia’s autocratic leaders to roll out red carpet for China’s Xi during Europe tour
Chinese leader Xi Jinping will spend the bulk of his five-day tour in Europe this week in two small countries at the continent's eastern half, a region that Beijing has used as a foothold for its expanding economic ambitions in Europe.
Greece's position on so-called Kosovo remains unchanged - report
ATHENS - Quoting unnamed diplomatic sources, the Greek news agency ANA reports that Greece's position on Serbia and the so-called Kosovo remains completely unchanged.
"There has been no change of attitude, nor do we intend for there to be a change of attitude," the sources were quoted as saying.
Serbia on Edge: Race to Find Missing Toddler Near Bulgarian Border Intensifies
A race against time unfolds in Serbia as emergency services mobilize to locate two-year-old Danka Ilić, who vanished from Banjsko Polje near Bor. The activation of the "Find Me" system, akin to an Amber Alert, marks a first for Serbia, underlining the urgency of the situation.
Extraordinary Elections in Serbia 2023: Transforming Serbia into a 'Joint-Stock Company'?
In the Republic of Serbia, the concluding phase of the electoral campaign is in full swing for the extraordinary parliamentary elections, extraordinary elections for the Assembly of the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina, and extraordinary local elections for the capital city of Belgrade, along with an additional 65 local self-governments.
Extraordinary Elections in Serbia 2023: Domestic and Foreign Factors Vying for Influence
On December 17, 2023, the Republic of Serbia will hold extraordinary parliamentary elections, elections for the Assembly of the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina, and local elections for the capital city of Belgrade, along with an additional 65 local self-governments.
Petkovic: Eulex took no part in investigation, Pristina hiding its brutality in killing of Serbs
BELGRADE, Sept 28 (Tanjug) - The head of the Serbian government Office for Kosovo-Metohija Petar Petkovic said on Thursday the Eulex mission had not been allowed to take part in an investigation following last weekend's clashes in Banjska in the north of Kosovo-Metohija because Pristina wanted to hide that the Serbs killed in the clashes had been brutally murdered.