Serbia says yet another no to Russian arms deals Serbia terminated several defense contracts with Russia, the Chief of the General Staff of the Army of the Republic, General Milan Mojsilovic said. According to him, Belgrade's decision came as a …
Serbia attracted a record €5.1 billion in foreign direct investments in 2024, of which 37.2% came from European Union countries and 34% from Asian countries, with China emerging as the top investor, said Jagoda Lazarević, Assistant Minister of Foreign …
MILAN — Serbian defense authorities announced that the Chinese-made FK-3 air defense systems are now in service with the Serbian Air Force, marking a success for Beijing, which has sought out to expand its presence further within the Balkan country in …
Officials are responding to a fire in the Akagawa 2 area of Osaka late Jan. 9. Initial reports indicate the fire began at 18:50, with six residential buildings impacted. The cause of the blaze is unclear. There have been no reported casualties. Heightened …
The regime in Serbia is trying to implement the policy of the "Serbian World", which is modelled on the "Russian World" project. This great Serbian agenda was one of the causes of the bloodshed and wars during the break-up of Yugoslavia …
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has raised the alarm that the US will impose Russia-related sanctions on the Oil Industry of Serbia (NIS), though analysts say Vučić's real aim is to take control of NIS. On 13 December, Vučić announced that he had …
The Serbian Ministry of Defense has terminated the last existing contracts with the aggressor country of the Russian Federation for the purchase of Russian weapons. The reason for this decision was European sanctions against Russia. Chief of the Serbian …
Russia continues to lose the Serbian arms market — one of the last loyal countries in Europe that has not joined sanctions and has been purchasing weapons from Moscow since Soviet times. Serbia has terminated a number of contracts for Russian weapons that …
Serbian Prime Minister Milos Vucevic said in Montenegro on Wednesday that Belgrade-Podgorica relations are good but could be better. He told reporters at a wreath laying ceremony at the WW I Battle of Mojkovac memorial that both Serbia and Montenegro want …
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