Serbia President Says Will Never Give Up Under Pressure From Spreading Protests
Serbia's President Aleksandar Vucic said Saturday he will not back down in the face of weeks-long nationwide protests over the collapse of a train station roof that killed 15 people.
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Serbia: the construction accident that triggered nationwide protests
The construction disaster at the railway station in Novi Sad is much more than a tragic accident. It is a symbol of the ...
A teenager kills a 7-year-old student and injures 4 others in a school knife attack in Croatia
ZAGREB, Croatia (AP) — A knife-wielding teenager walked into a school in Croatia’s capital Zagreb on Friday, killing a 7-year ...
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Student Blockades Roil Serbia as Teaching Unions Back Young Protesters
As Serbian students continued blockading faculty buildings in protests initially sparked by last month's Novi Sad railway ...
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Belgrade to Launch Free Public Transport for All Residents Starting January 1
Belgrade, the bustling capital of Serbia, is taking a bold step to tackle traffic congestion by... The post Belgrade to ...
Bosnia's capital Sarajevo chokes on toxic air as a thick blanket of winter fog rolls over the city
Flights have been grounded and people told to stay indoors as a thick layer of smog has engulfed Bosnia’s capital of Sarajevo ...
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Belgrade to be transformed into 'world’s largest playground' for Expo 2027, Serbian ambassador says
Sport and Music for All,” will transform the city into the “world’s largest playground,” inviting the global community, ...
Serbia's Capital Belgrade To Make Public Transport Free
All public transport in Serbia's capital Belgrade will be free from next month -- the latest European city to adopt the radical measure to counter gridlocked roads.