A huge protest recently took place in Belgrade, Serbia’s capital, where people rallied against a planned lithium mining project. The demonstrators were so determined that they blocked railway tracks and even stopped traffic on a major highway for a while. They are worried that the mining project could pollute the
Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Vulin has made a striking comparison between the current atmosphere in Europe and the tense period before World War I. In an interview, Vulin highlighted a troubling rise in Russophobia, drawing parallels to the phobias that gripped Europe before previous world wars. Meanwhile, intelligence sources
In Europe, work hours vary dramatically, with the Balkans clocking the longest hours on average. Türkiye leads with 44 hours a week, followed by Serbia and Bosnia & Herzegovina. In contrast, Western European countries like the Netherlands work significantly fewer hours, averaging just 32 hours a week. The survey also
Former US and NATO general Wesley Clark recently accused Serbia of being a puppet for Russia and said President Vucic wanted to expand Serbia’s borders. President Vucic fired back: “To Mr. Clark and everyone else, it’s obvious Serbia isn’t anyone’s puppet—not Russia’s, not America’s, and never will be.” Vucic also
According to Science Alert, scientists have successfully reanimated the zombie virus after it was trapped in Siberian permafrost for 50,000 years.
The UN General Assembly voted on Thursday to exclude Russia from the organization’s human rights commission. One of the voters, Serbia, says it was blackmailed over UN vote against Russia.
Serbia has cancelled a huge deal with Rio Tinto, an Australian firm, following the deportation of Novak Djokovic from Australia.