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Serbia and Kosovo in talks to resolve number plate dispute

It comes after a temporary deal -- which allowed vehicles to cross the border if state symbols on the number plates were covered up -- expired.

Serbia

Kyiv rejects Serbian allegations about bomb threats on Russia flights

President Aleksandar Vučić has accused Ukrainian and other foreign intelligence services of being behind a series of hoax bomb threats on Air Serbia flights.

Switzerland

Serbian intelligence denies alleged murder plot on Swiss prosecutor

Dick Marty had investigated war crimes during the Kosovo War for the Council of Europe.

Serbia

Projections point to victory for Serbia's populist president

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and his populist right-wing party appeared headed to victory in Sunday's national election.

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Serbia

Kosovo's PM says polling stations will be closed in Serbia elections

Ethnic Serbs in Kosovo were previously able to vote in Serbian elections but the Prime Minister says voting can only take place at a liaison office and maintains that the elections breach Kosovo's sovereignty.

Serbia

Eight killed in 'methane' accident at coal mine in central Serbia

Officials have launched an investigation to determine what happened.

Serbia

Ethnic Serbs caught in the crossfire amid Kosovo-Serbia voting row

Kosovo PM Albin Kurti says Serbia is trying to organise elections on its territory "as if our government did not exist”.

Serbia

Serbia's presidential and parliamentary elections explained

Voters will be busy in Serbia this Sunday with presidential, parliamentary and regional elections planned.

Kosovo

Kosovo Serb protest calls for voting rights in Serbia’s election

Demonstrators gathered in Mitrovica with banners reading “We want our human rights”.

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Euroviews. On Ukraine, Serbia is stuck between a rock and a hard place

Stuck between horror at the bloodshed and loyalty to its friend, Russia, Serbia has walked a delicate line.

Culture news

February 15 is Serbia's National Day, but what are they celebrating?

Celebrated as one of the most culturally and historically significant days for Serbia, Statehood Day was first recognised as a national holiday in 2001.

Serbia

Serbian prosecutors: Djokovic's COVID-19 test was valid

Djokovic was deported from Australia and barred from playing in the Australian Open last month because he failed to meet Australia’s strict COVID-19 vaccination requirements.

Montenegro

Montenegro's prime minister warns of government collapse ahead of vote

Zdravko Krivokapic has urged lawmakers to vote for new elections on Friday.

Serbia

Western embassies reject Serbian PM’s protest allegations

The embassies of Germany, the UK, and the US issued a joint statement rejecting PM Ana Brnabić's claims that the environmental protests against Rio Tinto's now-cancelled lithium mine in western Serbia had "Western backers".

Serbia

Serbian government scraps planned lithium mine after protests

Serbian PM Ana Brnabić said on Thursday that the government has cancelled all prior licences for Rio Tinto's planned mine in the west of the country.

Serbia

Rio Tinto announces pushback in new lithium mine project in Serbia

Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić said on Tuesday that the Serbian government would not make any decisions without consulting the local communities first.

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Djokovic arrives in Belgrade, walks through airport

Novak Djokovic arrived in his native Serbia after being deported from Australia because he was not vaccinated against COVID-19, ending his hopes of defending his Australian Open title.

Serbia

Serbia votes in a referendum on possible constitutional changes

The ballot focuses on the changes in the election of judges and prosecutors that authorities say are aimed at boosting their independence in the country where the judiciary is widely seen as corrupt and politically controlled.

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Hundreds protest against potential lithium mining in Serbia

Hundreds of environmental protesters demanding the cancellation of lithium mining projects in Serbia blocked roads and a border crossing.

Kosovo

Kosovo stops Serbian trucks carrying ballot papers at border

Kosovo says that Serbia cannot distribute ballot papers to minority voters.

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