The hotel, with a spectacular view of the Danube River in the capital's New Belgrade district, was damaged in NATO bombing in 1999 in an armed intervention over Serbia’s bloody crackdown on ...
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Serbian President Vučić calls Putin after long hiatusSerbian President Aleksandar Vučić said on Sunday that he has spoken with Russian President Vladimir Putin for the first time ...
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Serbia's president thanks Putin for gas supplies and vows he'll never impose sanctions on RussiaAlthough formally seeking EU membership, traditional Russian Slavic ally Serbia has refused to join Western sanctions against Russia over the war in Ukraine though it has reluctantly condemned ...
Sandzak – historically known as Sanjak – is a region in the Balkans with a majority Muslim population - Anadolu Ajansı ...
Serbia has signed a contract with China's Shandong High-Speed Group (SDHS) to build a new railway station complex in New Belgrade, a central business district of the capital city. The agreement ...
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BALKAN BLOG: Tito’s grave and Serbia's contested Yugoslav legacyone might be surprised to hear Serbia’s leaders say with great confidence that their country remains a ‘symbol of the struggle for freedom’ around the world. Or that their city, Belgrade ...
According to Labovic, Belgrade remains the top destination for Chinese tourists. Famous landmarks include the Belgrade Fortress, Knez Mihailova Street, and the Nikola Tesla Museum. Many Chinese ...
with a spectacular view of the Danube River in the capital’s New Belgrade district, was damaged in NATO bombing in 1999 in an armed intervention over Serbia’s bloody crackdown on Kosovo ...
BELGRADE, Oct. 12 (Xinhua) -- Serbia has signed a contract with China's Shandong High-Speed Group (SDHS) to build a new railway station complex in New Belgrade, a central business district of the ...
The hotel, with a spectacular view of the Danube River in the capital’s New Belgrade district, was damaged in NATO bombing in 1999 in an armed intervention over Serbia’s bloody crackdown on ...
Belgrade’s iconic Hotel Yugoslavia was once a symbol of progress in the former socialist state of Yugoslavia, and a gathering place for local residents and world leaders ...
The hotel, with a spectacular view of the Danube River in the capital's New Belgrade district, was damaged in NATO bombing in 1999 in an armed intervention over Serbia’s bloody crackdown on Kosovo ...
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