Vucic claims: Serbia has not Sold a Single Weapon or Ammunition either to Ukraine or to Russia
On allegations that Serbian-made munitions end up in Ukraine via Turkey and other countries, the Serbian president told reporters on Sunday
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80% of Ethnic Macedonians reject the Inclusion of Bulgarians in the Constitution
80% of ethnic Macedonians in North Macedonia reject the inclusion of Bulgarians in the constitution, according to a study by the Macedonian Institute "Societas Civilis" together with the Konrad Adenauer Foundation
Protests in Greece after the Train Crash in which 43 People Died
Protests in Greece after the serious train accident in which 43 people died
18 People are Missing after the Train Crash in Greece
18 people are missing after the serious train accident in Greece. This was reported by the BNR correspondent in our southern neighbor Katya Peeva
Vucic: There is No Agreement - I will Not let Kosovo into the UN, Kurti will Not form the CSM
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic spoke to national RTS TV about the European plan for Kosovo after the opposition, especially the right wing, accused him of betraying national and state interests
Tragedy: More than 30 People Died in a Train Accident in Greece
The death toll from the severe train crash in Greece is increasing. The authorities officially report 32 victims, the injured are more than 100. There is no information about injured Bulgarians
Borrell: Serbia and Kosovo have backed an EU Plan that will Improve Bilateral Relations
The leaders of Serbia and Kosovo have given their silent approval to an EU-backed plan to end months of political crises and help improve their long-term relationship, said last night EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell
Serbia and Kosovo are on the verge of a Historic Agreement, despite Moscow's attempts to derail it
A new round of negotiations between Belgrade and Pristina will take place in Brussels on Monday
Kosovo accuses Putin of "Exporting" the Ukrainian War
In an interview with Sky News, Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of trying to "export" the conflict in Ukraine to her country and others such as Moldova and Georgia
5.3 Earthquake in Croatia
An earthquake with a magnitude of 5.3 on the Richter scale was registered in Croatia, reported the European Seismological Center
Protest in Belgrade against Serbia's Negotiations with Kosovo
Hundreds of Serbian nationalists gathered in the capital Belgrade and demanded that the government reject the Western plan to normalize relations with Kosovo and withdraw from the negotiations
Romania is among the Fastest Growing European Economies
Romania's GDP will grow by 2.5% this year (from +4.5% in 2022), according to the latest forecast published by the European Commission (EC) on 13 February
5.2 Earthquake in Romania, 4.0 in Croatia
An earthquake with a magnitude of 5.2 on the Richter scale shook the area near the Romanian town of Drobeta-Turnu Severin, located on the left bank of the Danube River, a few minutes ago
Macedonians believe that Serbia is their Best Friend and Bulgaria their Greatest Enemy
Macedonians believe that Serbia is their best friend, and Bulgaria - a country that poses a threat to them
The January "Jump" in Prices in Croatia Turned Out to be 0.2%
Inflation in Croatia became the subject of a lot of comments in Bulgaria
Croatian President: We stole Kosovo from Serbia, Crimea will never be Ukraine
Croatian President Zoran Milanovic said Kosovo was "annexed" and "stolen" from Serbia by the international community and that comparisons between Belgrade and Moscow should not be made, while also trying to defend Russia's point of view
Serbia: 43% of Citizens Support Joining the EU
Serbia's membership in the European Union is supported by 43 percent of citizens
Vucic: Serbia has received an Ultimatum from the West to Normalize Relations with Kosovo
Serbia has received an ultimatum from leading Western countries to normalize relations with Kosovo, said Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic
North Macedonia’s President: Ban One MEP and Several other Bulgarians from Entering the Country
North Macedonia’s President Stevo Pendarovski proposed to the government, according to the law on foreigners, "that one MEP from Bulgaria and several other persons from Bulgaria be banned from entering the country, because of their previous and ongoing ac
Vucic: I haven't Spoken to Putin for months, Wagner has to Stop recruiting Fighters in Serbia
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has called on the private military company Wagner to stop recruiting fighters to fight in Ukraine
Tension in Kosovo after an Albanian Shot two Serbian Boys
The Albanian, who wounded two Serbs with an automatic weapon in the Kosovo village of Gotovushe, has been arrested, "Kurir" reported
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