European Social Media Company with Big Focus on Digital Integrity Launched at Davos
Users across the globe will soon have an alternative to the existing social media channels with the arrival of a new values-driven European company called W.
Serbia: People Protest Against the Holding of European Pride in Belgrade
- Tweet
Send to Kindle
@BNT
A protest of many thousands in Belgrade - people, most of them strongly religious and those with an extreme right-wing orientation, joined a procession against the holding of European pride in the Serbian capital.
The demonstration took place despite President Aleksandar Vucic saying the event planned for September would be "postponed or canceled". The reason - Serbia has enough problems, and he also cites threats from far-right activists.
The Serbian Orthodox Church has also spoken out against the Pride, saying it threatens traditional family values. Manifestations of the LGBT community in Serbia are often accompanied by violence and hooliganism. According to the organizers, Europride will still be held on September 17 in Belgrade.
Follow Novinite.com on Twitter and Facebook
Write to us at editors@novinite.com
Информирайте се на Български - Novinite.bg
/BNT
Related Articles:
Hungary's MOL Takes Control of Serbia’s Oil Giant NIS After Russian Exit
After prolonged negotiations triggered by US sanctions, the Russian-controlled stake in Serbia’s oil company NIS has been transferred, Serbian daily Politika reported. The move follows months of uncertainty surrounding the company’s ownership and operatio
Bulgaria Nominates Three Candidates for European Prosecutor Role
Three candidates have been nominated to represent Bulgaria as European Prosecutor: Dimitar Belichev, Mihaela Raydovska, and Plamen Petkov.
Shocking Serbia-Russia Tests: Dogs Exposed to Sonic Weapons After Belgrade Protests
Serbia’s intelligence agency has reportedly conducted tests on dogs using sound guns in cooperation with Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB), according to documents obtained by POLITICO
EU Seeks Deal to Defuse Trump’s Greenland Ambitions and Protect NATO
European governments are urgently searching for a compromise over Greenland that would allow U.S. President Donald Trump to present a political win at home, without triggering a crisis that could unravel NATO and the broader European security architecture
Serbian Opposition: EU Membership Made Bulgarians Far Wealthier Than Serbs
Serbian opposition leader Dragan Djilas has argued that EU membership has been decisive for Bulgaria’s economic progress, saying Bulgarians are now about 80 percent wealthier than Serbs because Bulgaria joined the European Union while Serbia did not.
Hungary's MOL Takes Control of Serbia’s Oil Giant NIS After Russian Exit
After prolonged negotiations triggered by US sanctions, the Russian-controlled stake in Serbia’s oil company NIS has been transferred, Serbian daily Politika reported. The move follows months of uncertainty surrounding the company’s ownership and operatio
Romania Faces Historic Cold Snap as Temperatures Plunge to -21°C
Romania experienced its coldest Sunday morning in six decades, according to the National Meteorological Administration. The lowest temperature was recorded in Miercurea Ciuc in central Romania
North Macedonia PM Admits Bulgaria Hurdle, Promises to Finish EU 'Homework'
The Prime Minister of North Macedonia, Hristijan Mickoski, has said his government will focus first on meeting the country’s outstanding obligations linked to its European integration, with an emphasis on reforms.
Shocking Serbia-Russia Tests: Dogs Exposed to Sonic Weapons After Belgrade Protests
Serbia’s intelligence agency has reportedly conducted tests on dogs using sound guns in cooperation with Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB), according to documents obtained by POLITICO
US Halts Immigrant Visa Processing for Citizens of 75 Countries, North Macedonia Among Those Affected
The United States has moved to suspend the processing of immigrant visas for nationals of 75 countries as part of a tougher approach toward applicants considered likely to place a burden on public finances
Greek Farmers Boycott Talks with PM, Threaten Indefinite Nationwide Blockades
Some Greek farmers have announced that they will not take part in the talks with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis scheduled for today, escalating their protest actions and warning of long-term road blockades across the country.
