Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited Belgrade, Serbia, meeting with President Aleksandar Vucic to discuss humanitarian aid, trade, and Ukraine's path to the EU. Zelenskyy also announced an agreement with the U.S. for monthly deliveries of interceptor missiles, though he noted they are insufficient to meet Ukraine's needs.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy made his first visit to Serbia, a country with close ties to Russia, to meet with President Aleksandar Vučić and other officials. The discussions focused on expanding cooperation between the two nations and Ukraine's EU accession clusters.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is set to make his first visit to Serbia since the Russian invasion, a move aimed at discussing important topics including the European path for both nations and potentially weakening Moscow's regional influence. Serbian President Vučić also announced upcoming elections, expecting a convincing victory.
Azerbaijan's Foreign Minister has arrived in Kyiv for his first official visit to Ukraine, meeting with President Zelenskyy to discuss defense and economic cooperation. During his trip, the minister also visited Irpin.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy stated that Ukraine possesses three times fewer missiles than last year, prompting a response from the European Union. The EU addressed Zelenskyy's claim regarding reduced interceptor missile supplies.
President Zelenskyy stated that Russia launched 61 missiles, including 56 on ballistic trajectories, and over 1,560 attack drones and 1,540 guided aerial bombs against Ukraine in the past week.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that Ukraine is set to deploy a domestically produced ballistic missile in combat this autumn, though large-scale use is not yet anticipated.
A hydrogeologist states that Serbia does not face a water shortage despite unusual hydrological conditions, but its water system requires serious investment.
Iran's men's national handball team will travel to Serbia for five friendly matches after completing three preparation camps. This is part of their final technical assessment ahead of the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games.
Travelers at the Batrovci border crossing between Serbia and Croatia faced significant delays, with queues stretching 5.5 kilometers and wait times of approximately four hours to enter Croatia.
Various libertarians and Gen Z students have declared independent mini-states along the disputed Croatia-Serbia river border, despite police and governments asserting these entities have no legal basis.
A recent survey indicates that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy would lose in a potential second round of presidential elections against figures like Kyrylo Budanov, Valerii Zaluzhnyi, and Mykhailo Fedorov.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited Serbia, a country with historical ties to Russia, securing pledges of support while Russian missile attacks near Kyiv killed a child and two others. The visit aimed to strengthen Ukraine's diplomatic standing as Russian influence in the Balkans wanes.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited Serbia to garner support, despite Belgrade's close ties with Moscow. This visit occurred as Ukraine faces ongoing Russian attacks, including concerns over the Zaporizhzhia NPP losing external power and the broader threat of a winter power crisis.
Donald Trump has rejected Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's request for Patriot missile systems, stating that the United States needs them for its own defense. Trump expressed sympathy for the war's victims but maintained the stance against exporting the interceptor missiles to Ukraine.
Police in Kruševac, Serbia, arrested two individuals on suspicion of extortion, while in Sokoto, Nigeria, police apprehended youths in connection with a suspected gang-rape that led to a girl's death. These are two distinct law enforcement actions addressing serious criminal allegations.
Vladimir Lučić, the CEO of Telekom Serbia, has been declared persona non grata in Kosovo and permanently banned from entering the territory. Kosovo's Minister of Internal Affairs, Xhelal Sveçla, stated the decision was based on Lučić's public statements.
Jorgovanka Tabaković celebrated 14 years at the helm of the National Bank of Serbia, with the institution highlighting her role in ensuring lasting stability. Various reports acknowledged her long tenure and contributions to the country's financial stability.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated his belief that Russian leader Vladimir Putin is planning a covert mobilization within Russia, intending to use it as a means to exert pressure on both Ukraine and Europe.
Six journalists have left Serbia due to security concerns, with their departure being highlighted as an indicator of the state of democracy in the country. This exodus underscores growing worries about press freedom and safety for media professionals in Serbia.
Serbia's Emergency Response Team convened to adopt additional measures aimed at mitigating the impact of unfavorable extreme weather conditions. The meeting focused on preventing consequences from the adverse weather.
Smuggling networks with connections to Libya and Serbia are reported to have facilitated the entry of 900 migrants into the European Union, raising concerns about border security and human trafficking.
Low water levels in European rivers have led to the emergence of various historical artifacts, including German World War II warships in the Danube near Serbia's Prahovo and woolly mammoth fossils.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's approval rating has reportedly fallen below that of his generals, with only 18% of Ukrainians fully trusting him. This comes as he prepares for his first official visit to Serbia and addresses ongoing war efforts.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky made his inaugural official visit to Belgrade, Serbia, marking a significant diplomatic event where he met with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić to discuss various issues.
A state of emergency has been declared in parts of Kovin and Bačka Palanka due to fires, including a major landfill fire, and in Valjevo due to severe water shortages. These declarations address critical environmental and resource issues in Serbia.
Serbian journalist Veran Matić has received new death threats, including calls for hanging and public execution, prompting calls from media organizations for urgent identification and punishment of those responsible. ANEM and SafeJournalists have reported these threats to the prosecutor's office, emphasizing the need for effective action.
The Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia (NUNS) has reported a concerning trend of physical attacks, serious threats, and smear campaigns against journalists and local television stations throughout July. NUNS warns of a hostile environment for media professionals during this period.
Ukrainian President Zelensky is visiting Serbia, a Moscow ally, as Russian strikes continue to kill civilians in Ukraine, highlighting complex diplomatic efforts amidst ongoing conflict.
Marko Jaksic, a former member of Belgrade’s negotiating team for Kosovo, has accused Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic of betraying Kosovo in an open letter.
The statue of Hungarian poet Miklós Radnóti in Bor, Serbia, has been vandalized with political stickers, prompting the Hungarian National Council of Vojvodina (MNT) to file a police report.
A senior member of the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) warned that the party risks losing its identity if it remains in a coalition with the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS).
