Ministry of Interior: Maximum security closes streets, police asks for consideration
The police stated that it will take maximum security measures during the forthcoming visit of the French President Emmanuel Macron
Society
Rules of conduct when struck by the storm similar to the one that hit Halkidiki
The devastating storms that hit Halkidiki, leaving behind seven victims and over 100 injured, raised the question of finding shelter and staying safe.
Analysis: Serbian Army in distress, regular military service to be restored
Serbia should consider the possibility of reintroducing regular military service as current concept of professional army is seriously challenged
Author of "Serbs and Albanians Through Centuries" dies
Dramatist and author Petrit Imami has passed way in Belgrade.
Serbia celebrates Slavic Literacy and Culture Day
The day of Staints Cyril and Methodius, i.e., Slavic Literacy and Culture Day, is a national holiday in Serbia celebrated for the first time this May 24.
Two Afghan citizens die of hyperthermia in tanker truck
Two of the four men found in an empty tanker truck parked in a car wash in Futog have died, Tanjug has learned from the Clinical Center of Vojvodina (KCV).
Conference to gather leading global thinkers in Belgrade
The WORLD.MINDS conference will be held on May 23 at the National Theater in Belgrade.
SPC reiterates: Kosovo is integral part of Serbia
The Holy Assembly of Bishops of the SPC has confirmed its "unanimous and unequivocal" position from previous meetings regarding Kosovo and Metohija.
What are Hungarians doing on border with Serbia, and why
During Easter and May 1, border crossings between Serbia and Croatia and Hungary saw massive traffic jams.
