- February 3rd, 2026
Thousands of people took to the streets of Serbia on Saturday as university students announced a new phase in their campaign against President Aleksandar Vučić, marking more than a year of mass demonstrations that have challenged his increasingly autocratic government....
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,...