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Serbians hold mass protest against government

Serbia's Red Cross Sending Humanitarian Aid to Regions Affected by Flooding - Reports

Serbian President Steps Down as Ruling Party Leader

Serbians Hand Over 13,500 Guns, 2,000 Explosive Items in 7 Days of Anti-Gun Effort - Vucic

Serbia leader vows to 'disarm' country after new mass shooting

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic vowed on Friday to launch a large-scale disarmament plan to remove hundreds of thousands of guns from the country following two mass shootings in less than 48 hours

Eight killed in Serbia's second mass shooting in less than 48 hours

Serbian Police Detain Suspect in Deadly Shooting Near Belgrade - Interior Ministry

Serbia Plans to Purchase New Air Defense Equipment, Including Drones - Defense Minister

Serbian Defense Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic announced on Friday the country's intention to acquire new air defense equipment, including unmanned aircraft and missiles

Protesters block roads in Serbia over lithium mining project

Hundreds of environmental protesters blocked roads in Belgrade and other Serbian towns on Saturday, angered at mining giant Rio Tinto's plans to extract lithium in the Balkan nation

Serbia Against Attempts to Justify Losing Side in World War II - Interior Minister

Serbia has taken note of attempts to justify and rewrite the history of the Second World War in a way to represent both the winners and the losers as the war's victims, Interior Minister Aleksandar Vulin said on Wednesday, adding that Belgrade will make every effort to prevent this

Serbia Against Attempts to Justify Losing Side in World War II - Interior Minister

Serbia has taken note of attempts to justify and rewrite the history of the Second World War in a way to represent both the winners and the losers as the war's victims, Interior Minister Aleksandar Vulin said on Wednesday, adding that Belgrade will make every effort to prevent this

Serbian president accuses 'hooligans' of violent protests

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic on Thursday accused "criminal hooligans" of driving the violence in protests that have erupted in Belgrade and other cities over the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic

Serbian president accuses 'hooligans' of violent protests

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic on Thursday accused "criminal hooligans" of driving the violence in protests that have erupted in Belgrade and other cities over his government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic

Serbia restricts gatherings in virus hotspots

Serbia bans gatherings of more than 5 in virus hotspots

Serbia on Thursday tightened restrictions and banned gatherings of more than five people in towns hit by a spike of coronavirus cases

Serbia to Resume Air Travel May 18 - Coronavirus Response Center

Serbia will resume air travel May 18 and will gradually restart on land transportation throughout the coming month, the country's coronavirus response center said Tuesday

Russian, Serbian Military Disinfect 30 Facilities in 6 Serbian Cities - Russian Ministry

Locations Defined for Russian Experts' COVID-19 Assistance in Serbia - Defense Ministry

Russian and Serbian experts have discussed the engagement of Russian medical experts, arriving in the country to assist the fight against the coronavirus, and have agreed that they will operate in areas with unfavorable epidemiological situation, the Russian Defense Ministry said on Friday

Immortal Regiment Marches to Become Part of Annual May 9 Celebrations in Serbia - Minister

The Immortal Regiment march will now take place in Serbia every year as part of the May 9 state holiday, or Victory Day, Serbian Labor Minister Zoran Djordjevic said on Tuesday

Belgrade to Discuss Poland Not Inviting Russia, Serbia to Anniversary of WWII Start

The international conference of the Immortal Regiment movement in Serbia will provide an opportunity to tell the truth about World War II and consider the reasons for why Belgrade and Moscow were not invited to events marking the anniversary of its start in Poland, Serbian Labor Minister Zoran Djordjevic told Sputnik on Tuesday

Representatives From 55 States to Join Immortal Regiment Conference in Serbia - Organizers

The international conference of the Immortal Regiment movement scheduled next week will bring together over 100 organizers from 55 countries, the event's organizing committee told Sputnik on Friday

REVIEW - NATO Airstrikes Against Dangerous Objects in Yugoslavia Create Environmental Threat

Serbian demonstrators resume anti-president protests

Serbia excluded over Kosovo handball match cancellation

Serbia has been expelled from the women's under-20 handball World Cup qualification tournament after it cancelled a historic match against political adversary Kosovo over security fears.