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BELGRADE - Serbian football champions Red Star Belgrade defeated arch-rivals Partizan 4-0 away in a Superliga Matchday 9 game on Monday evening.

In the 174th Eternal Derby, Cherif Ndiaye scored a hat-trick (24 min pen, 55 min, 65 min) for Red Star and Silas Katompa Mvumpa netted three minutes into first half injury time.

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BELGRADE - Serbian FM Marko Djuric condemned in the strongest terms a physical attack on Serbian Ambassador to Spain Irena Sarac, which took place in Madrid on Sunday afternoon.

PRAGUE - Serbian FM Marko Djuric, who is on an official trip to Czechia, visited the Serbian memorial ossuary and military cemetery at Jindrichovice, the site of the largest Austro-Hungarian concentration camp in WWI.

Ljubljana – Nights in Old Ljubljana Town, a traditional end-of-summer festival organised by the Imago Sloveniae Foundation, will begin tonight in Ljubljana’s historical centre despite Covid-19. It will open with the Marko Hatlak Band while featuring a total of 19 events at five venues and over 100 artists from six countries until Saturday.

Croatian jurist and ex-President Ivo Josipovic told BIRN that a Zagreb court’s decision to reduce the prison sentence given to former Croatian Defence Council officer Marko Radic does not reflect the gravity of his crime.

Citing a security risk, authorities in Maribor banned Saturday’s planned concert by the Croatian nationalist singer Marko Perkovic ‘Thompson’.

Politicians called for Croatian singer Marko Perkovic Thompson to be barred from playing a concert in Slovenia, alleging his nationalist lyrics incite hatred, but organisers insist there is no legal basis for a ban.

TV host Marko Juric is in hot water for telling people in Zagreb they should beware of the 'Chetniks' lurking in the city-centre Serbian Orthodox church.

Serbian Chamber of Commerce (PKS) President Marko Cadez has called on Slovenian companies "to send a clear signal to the Croatian government."

It would concern Croatia's blocking of border crossings with Croatia that has been causing losses to everyone losses, he said.

Some 80,000 people watched nationalist singer Marko Perkovic Thompson celebrate the 20th anniversary of Croatia’s victorious Operation Storm, many chanting “Kill a Serb” and fascist slogans from WWII.