Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has stated that the United States and the United Kingdom will soon impose sanctions on the Serbian oil company NIS, in which Russia's Gazprom holds more than 50% of the shares.

Critics have likened Vučić to Assad and other authoritarian leaders since the collapse of a rail station roof on Nov. 1 killed 15 people.

Britain and the EU would likely follow Washington in introducing sanctions against NIS, Serbian president says in TV interview.

The Anglo-Saxons switched to open terror and attempts to physically eliminate opponents, an example of which is the attempted assassination of Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, as well as reports of

Aleksandar Vučić's pledge contrasts with a video he released on Tuesday, in which he accused foreign powers of financing the protests. #EuropeNews

President Aleksandar Vučić posted a video message on Instagram saying ... seeking European Union membership while maintaining very close ties with both Russia and China. Vučić, who claims political neutrality of Serbia, has repeatedly pledged ...

The United States will in the coming days introduce financial sanctions against Serbia's oil giant NIS, which is majority owned by Russia's Gazprom Neft and Gazprom, President Ale

The United States is planning to impose sanctions on Serbia's leading oil and gas company, NIS, due to its Russian ownership. Over fifty percent of the Serbian company is owned by the energy giant Gazprom,

He dismissed comparisons made by critics to ousted Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad, stating, ‘If they think I’m Assad, and that I’ll run away somewhere, I will not’

VCG. Serbian Foreign Minister Marko Djurić is scheduled to pay an official visit to China from December 19 to 21. The visit is at the invitation of Memb

President Aleksandar Vučić posted a video message on Instagram ... Union membership while maintaining very close ties with both Russia and China. Vučić, who claims political neutrality of ...

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić said today that Serbia can expect support from the European People’s Party (EPP), which is a key player in shaping the future of the EU and whose members include most of the leaders of European countries.