Sergey Naryshkin, Director of Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR), expressed his dissatisfaction with Serbia's first-ever participation in NATO drills, stating it "doesn't fill me with joy." The joint exercises involved around 600 NATO troops and Serbian soldiers.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic announced his intention to resign from his post and potentially run for prime minister. He is reportedly packing his belongings from the presidential residence and may step down sooner than expected.
L'Italia femminile vince 3-0 contro la Serbia in un match di qualificazione ai Mondiali, grazie ai gol di Bergamaschi, Caruso e Bonansea, garantendosi la possibilità di giocare la 'finale' in Svezia.
L'Italia di calcio femminile affronta la Serbia in una partita cruciale per le qualificazioni al Mondiale 2027. Le azzurre devono vincere per mantenere vive le speranze di qualificazione diretta, con la Svezia leader del girone.
Serbian Minister Aleksandar Vulin claims EU Commissioner Marta Kos publicly asked for him to be excluded from the government, suggesting this interference will extend to future elections and government formation. Vulin stated his familiarity with such actions and the need for Serbia to remain independent.
Elena Linari, difensore della Nazionale Femminile, carica le compagne in vista delle ultime gare di qualificazione al Mondiale contro Serbia e Svezia. Sottolinea l'importanza dell'unione del gruppo e del ricambio generazionale per tornare a essere una grande squadra.
Serbian President Vučić's late-May visit to Beijing marked a strategic shift in Serbia-China relations, moving beyond infrastructure to focus on technological integration, innovation, and strategic cooperation in AI, robotics, and green energy.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic warned the EU that protectionism is hurting its growth and making it complacent against global competition from China and the US. He secured over $1 billion in Chinese investment pledges for Serbia.
Kosovo's snap election campaign is dominated by the disintegration of the alliance between PM Albin Kurti and former President Vjosa Osmani, now rivals. Analysts cite political stalemate, strained foreign relations, and escalating rhetoric as key issues.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has denied reports that Serbia will end its visa-free travel agreement with Russia, reaffirming close ties with Moscow despite the war in Ukraine and complicating EU accession talks.
Aleksandar Vulin, Serbia's former deputy prime minister, stated that Europeans have forgotten the horrors of WWII and are not ashamed of their historical crimes, leading them to talk about war with Russia. He cited German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's comments about being ready to fight Russia by 2030 as an example.
Former Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Vulin stated that World War III has already begun, with its starting point being the reunification of Germany. He linked this assessment to the perceived shift in German perspectives on World War II history.
Serbia may shift away from Russia post-election, with Hungary reconsidering its NATO role. Meanwhile, Iran-US talks face hurdles, and Russia faces scrutiny over its nuclear doctrine and international relations.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic stated he will not seek another term after his current one ends in 2027. However, he indicated a potential return as prime minister, citing his party's needs. Serbia is set to hold parliamentary and presidential elections later this year.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic stated that Belgrade will not abandon its path toward the European Union, regardless of external pressure. He affirmed Serbia's commitment to meeting EU criteria and remaining on the EU accession course.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has pledged that Serbia will not abolish its visa-free travel agreement with Russia, stating any such decision would be immediately overturned. Russian officials, including Dmitry Peskov and Ambassador Alexander Botsan-Kharchenko, commented on the matter, with the ambassador highlighting the benefits for Serbia.
Serbia's former deputy prime minister, Aleksandar Vulin, expressed confidence in continued Russian support for gas supplies and pricing ahead of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum. Vulin anticipates President Putin's backing for favorable terms on Russian gas.
Former Serbian Deputy PM Aleksandar Vulin expressed concern that pro-European parties could seize power in upcoming elections, potentially leading to a hostile stance towards Russia and the destruction of bilateral relations.
Former Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Vulin claims NATO aims to replace the current government with a "puppet president" to advance its interests and push Serbia towards confrontation with Russia. He expressed hope that Serbian citizens will reject such attempts in upcoming elections.
Serbian sniper Dejan Beric, fighting with Russian Armed Forces in Donbass, highlights how Russian soldiers' battlefield feedback rapidly improves weapon quality through direct engineer involvement.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated that Serbia has not opened any chapters in its EU accession talks over the past five years due to its foreign policy stance regarding the Russian Federation. He urged against attributing this stagnation to other reasons.
Serbia's President Vučić arrived in Beijing for a state visit, following Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif's trip to China. The visits highlight the "ironclad friendship" between China and these nations, offering a new paradigm for relations between countries of different sizes and systems.
China and Serbia signed over 20 deals covering politics, trade, tech, education, cultural exchanges, and AI. Presidents Xi Jinping and Aleksandar Vucic pledged to strengthen their "ironclad friendship" and cooperation in international affairs.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang met Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić in Beijing, emphasizing the 10th anniversary of the China-Serbia comprehensive strategic partnership. They discussed deepening cooperation in trade, investment, emerging sectors like AI and new energy, and the Hungary-Serbia railway, while reaffirming mutual support on core interests and multilateralism.
