DiEM25 co-founder Srećko Horvat spoke in a detailed interview with N1 news channel about the ongoing massive student protests taking place in Serbia ...

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BELGRADE, Serbia (AP) — Protest marches Friday in Serbia's capital of Belgrade and a northern city saw tens of thousands of ...

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BELGRADE, Feb 25 (Reuters) - Serbian police raided the offices of two Belgrade-based democracy watchdogs, seeking information about possible abuse of funds donated by the U.S. international aid ...

Minister of Foreign Affairs Gideon Sa’ar met in Jerusalem with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Serbia, Marko Đurić. During their meeting, the two discussed the situation in the Middle East ...

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Prime Minister Orbán emphasized that Hungarian-Serbian cooperation has reached an unprecedented level, built on shared challenges and mutual interests. He praised President Vučić for understanding the ...

Serbian 7-footer Aleksa Dimitrijević will visit Creighton this weekend, his agency, Agency 55, told The World-Herald on Monday. The 18-year-old center will be in attendance when the Jays host ...

Serbian big man Aleksa Dimitrijevic will visit Michigan this weekend for Michigan’s home game against Michigan State on Friday. On3’s Joe Tipton first reported the news. Dimitrijevic is also expected ...

The student movement in Serbia makes decisions by direct democracy and debates matters for hours on end, yet everything runs like clockwork. What drives the students? What are their goals?