Serbia is diversifying its energy supplies beyond Russia and is already in talks to purchase natural gas through the European Union’s joint mechanism, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić told Reuters.

The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, has arrived in Munich, where he will participate in the 62nd Munich Security Conference, which begins today and runs until February 15.

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Media close to the authorities are once again loudly announcing the start of construction of the much-vaunted Belgrade metro, ...

Serbia is actively diversifying its energy supplies away from Russia and is negotiating to purchase natural gas through the ...

Several Bosnian politicians and experts have expressed their concern, arguing that the state's central institutions had been bypassed, but the Sarajevo government has yet to offer a substantive ...

Serbia’s President Aleksandar Vučić has announced plans to mass-produce humanoid robots and display thousands of them at the country’s next military parade. Vučić made the statement during a visit to ...