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State of the Union: 2 minutes to midnight

The doomsday clock is stuck at two minutes to midnight - while in Europe people take to the streets to call against global warming, a name dispute, Brexit. We speak to the Hungarian foreign minister on the dispute with Brussels and Serbian film director Emir Kusturica on his views about the EU.

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Why are there anti-government protests in Serbia? | Euronews Answers

As protests enter their eighth week in Serbia, why are people so angry at Aleksandar Vucic's government?

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Orthodox believers swim In Icy waters to mark Epiphany in Serbia

Orthodox feast of Epiphany was celebrated all over Serbia with swimming in freezing rivers and lakes

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Belgrade sees seventh week of anti-government protests

Seventh week of anti-government protests in Belgrade

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My Europe Series

State of the Union: Brexit chaos and gifts for Putin

In this edition we look at how Europe reacted to the rejection of the Brexit deal, as well as how EU countries are preparing for a No Deal scenario. In the meantime, the Russian President gets gifted a church in Serbia.

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Serbia smiles eastward as Putin visit builds ties

Russia has strong support in Serbia because of its backing over Kosovo.

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Kustendorf festival celebrates best of independent cinema

Partly financed by the Serbian government, the Festival created by director Emir Kusturica aims to promote independent cinema.

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Thousands gather in Belgrade to cheer Putin during his visit to Serbia

Thousands gather in Belgrade to cheer Putin during his brief visit to Serbia.

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Europe briefing: Russia accuses American of 'spying'

Europe briefing: Russia accuses American of spying, Italy's 2019 budget, English Channel security.

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Thousands flood the streets of Belgrade in anti-government protest

Thousands of people took to the streets of the Serbian capital city of Belgrade Saturday night, to protest the sitting government and its de facto leader President Aleksandar Vucic.democratic freedoms

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Kosovo forms new 8000-man army

Move angers NATO, and Serbia says armed intervention is an option on the table.

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Kosovo expected to vote to form army

Kosovo is expected to vote on Friday to form its own army.

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Watch: Phallic-shaped owl statue cases stir in Serbia

A statue of an owl in the northern Serbian town of Kikinda has come under fire from locals, who think it looks like a phallus.

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I won’t wear a poppy, says Manchester United star Nemanja Matic

I won’t wear a poppy, says Manchester United star Nemanja Matic

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Bulgaria, Greece, Serbia and Romania consider joint 2030 World Cup bid

The quartet are also thinking about bidding to host the European football championships in 2032.

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Innovative farming game aims to transform business in the field

A 'smart' game is trying to help farmers make decisions about new tech products before they invest in them.

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Security tight as Belgrade celebrates annual gay pride parade

Hundreds of members and allies of the LGBTQ community took part in Belgrade pride parade on Sunday amid tight security in the conservative Balkan country.

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Roadblock by Kosovo war veterans hinders Serbian presidential visit

About 200 Kosovo war veterans blocked the road leading to the Serb-populated village of Banje on Sunday, during Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic's second and final day in the country. Roads leading to the region were blocked by wooden logs, trucks and heavy machinery.

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Land swap talks between Kosovo and Serbia fall through

Talks of partitioning Kosovo from Serbia was called off today in Brussels, dashing hopes of a potential land swap that would resolve a decade-long stalemate between the two countries and risking full EU membership for both nations.

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Kosovo-Serbia: Land swap deal 'not on the table'

Presidents call off face-to-face meeting in Brussels aimed at resolving differences