- November 14th, 2024
In defence policy, Serbia's government has agreed to reintroduce compulsory military service, which was abolished 14 years ago. President Aleksandar Vučić hailed the decision as a vital move to strengthen the country’s military readiness amid growing security concerns in the...
In the midst of a political crisis in France, President Emmanuel Macron's two-day trip to Serbia carries significant implications, both economically and geopolitically. Macron’s primary objective is to secure a lucrative deal to sell Rafale fighter jets to Serbian President...
Serbia, known for its strong societal structure, socialist economy, and strong nationalism, has a statist mentality among its population and influenced the understanding of economics among the political and intellectual elite. However, Serbia has developed two important traditions of freedom...
Extraordinary Elections in Serbia: A Turning Point for Democracy?On 17 December 2023, extraordinary parliamentary elections in Serbia, Assembly of the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina, and local elections for Belgrade and 65 local self-governments will take place. The most significant elections...
Kosovo and Taiwan have announced their intention to strengthen ties and explore opportunities for cooperation, aiming to bolster their global positions. Kosovo, a landlocked territory in Southeastern Europe, declared independence from Serbia in 2008, but its sovereignty remains a contentious...
1613: Shakespeare's Globe Theater in London was damaged by fire. 1757: Clive entered Murshidabad and enthroned Mir Jafar as Nawab of Bengal, Bihar and Odisha. 1888: The first (known) recording of classical music was made. 1913: Bulgaria's war with Greece,...