State media

A passenger bus hit a car on the Hemus highway just before 8 am, reports BNT. 

In the accident there were no victims, the passengers were transfered on another bus, informs the Ministry of Interior.

War-torn Syria plans to build a railway system that extends to its borders, reaching Turkey in the north, Russian news agency Sputnik has quoted a Syrian minister as saying.

Google's announcement that it is working to reduce the presence of Russian media in its news feeds has been slammed by lawmakers and political commentators as an act of aggression which will have a global impact on the freedom of speech and thought.

Google restricted access to Russian media news Sputnik and RT. This was said by Alphabet CEO Eric Schmidt, the parent company of Google - largest internet search engine.

MOSCOW - Global power-wielders have got carried away in thinking Balkan borders can be redrawn since the region is not part of the EU, Serbian FM Ivica Dacic told Moscow-based Izvestiya daily.

It is one of the most glaring examples of the double standards and the hypocrisy of global politics, Sputnik quoted Dacic as saying.

World power centers have overplayed their hand when they thought it was possible to redraw borders in the Balkans since it is not a part of the EU.

Serbian Foreign Minister and First Deputy Prime Minister Ivica Dacic said this in a statement for the Russian daily Izvestia, Sputnik is reporting.

Russian President Vladimir Putin accused the United States of wanting to stir trouble at Russia's presidential elections in retaliation for alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential vote, RIA Novosti news agency reported on Nov. 9.

Russian Ambassador Aleksandr Chepurin's statement about the recent visit here of US State Department official Hoyt Yee has provoked numerous reactions.

Academician Dusan Teodorovic has taken to Twitter to send a message to Russia's ambassador in Belgrade, saying he should "no longer help us."

The Twitter social network has banned Russia Today (RT) and Sputnik's Russian-language commercials, the BBC reported.

The actions are justified with the US administration's conclusion that the two media have "attempted to influence the US presidential election in 2016 on behalf of the Russian government."