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BELGRADE – Serbian Interior Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic said Thursday that a member of the Serbian Gendarmerie officer who had received wounds in the Ground Safety Zone in the night between Wednesday and Thursday succumbed to his wounds and died.

Russia readies another humanitarian aid convoy

MOSCOW -- Russia wants to soon send another convoy of humanitarian aid to Ukraine - even though the tensions raised by the first shipment have not yet subsided.

British intelligence services have identified the Islamic State (IS) fighter suspected of having beheaded US journalist James Foley, government sources say.

"Senior" officials quoted by the Sunday Times say the identity of the man with a London accent known to fellow insurgents as "Jihadi John" was already known to MI5 and MI6.

President-elect Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s first itineraries abroad will be North Cyprus and Azerbaijan on Sept. 1 and 3 respectively, in line with the country’s state traditions.

The US is mulling a response to Islamic State after a video showed the beheading of James Foley, amid reports the group could be holding more people.

A woman, who was stabbed 43 times by her husband, is being protected by her neighbors after a court decided they would not arrest the man.

Hasret Kara, 31, mother of four, was stabbed 43 times by her husband Yakup Kara, 37, with a screwdriver in their house in the Çekmeköy neighborhood of Istanbul on Aug. 8.

Jihadist militant group Islamic State (IS) has posted a video online Tuesday purporting to show the beheading of US journalist James Foley.

IS said the execution was carried out in retaliation for US air strikes against its fighters in Iraq.

State ready to stop citizens who fight for other countries Serbian mercenaries will face imprisonment

BELGRADE – Serbs who take part in wars all over the world (Ukraine, Russia, Syria)… will be severely punished, according to the amendments of the penal law, due to be adopted in autumn.

Serbia to clamp down on attempts to bypass Russian embargo

BELGRADE -- "After the bad experience with meat exports any attempt to sell Russia food, fruits and vegetables from the EU via Serbia will be prevented," says Rasim Ljajić.

Serbia to get digital TV signal "by mid-2015"

BELGRADE -- Rasim Ljajić has said digital television signal will be introduced by mid 2015, enabling the state to sell the free part of the frequency spectrum.