Politics

European Union Extends Sanctions on Iran Until April 2027

The Council of the European Union today extended the European Union's restrictive measures against Iran until April 13, 2027, in response to human rights violations in the country.

Indictment filed against suspect for hitting pedestrians in Velika Moštanica

The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office (VJT) in Belgrade has filed an indictment against Nikola T. (66) on suspicion that on December 31 last year, while driving his vehicle in a state of complete intoxication on the roadway of the state road in Velika Moštanica, he hit and knocked down two pedestrians, resulting in I.G. dying at the scene, while J.F. sustained serious life-threatening injuries.

Ballistic missile launched from Iran shot down after entering Turkish airspace

A ballistic missile launched from Iran entered Turkish airspace before being shot down by NATO air and missile defense forces deployed in the eastern Mediterranean, the Turkish Ministry of Defense announced today.

Apostolović: All actors in the accession negotiation process will bear responsibility for reforms

A meeting of the Operational Team for Serbia's Accession to the European Union was held today in the Government of Serbia, and the head of this team and chief negotiator Danijel Apostolović emphasized that all actors in the accession negotiation process must bear their share of responsibility for achieving results and implementing key reforms, which, as he said, will be monitored more intensively and regularly.

European shame list published, Croatia among the worst five

Croatia has found itself in the company of four other EU countries for which the latest report by the Civil Liberties Union for Europe (Liberties) warns that the governments in those countries "consistently and intentionally" violate the rule of law.

Knežević to the Prime Minister: If I had to choose between being a friend of Vučić or Plenković's poodle like you, I'd choose Vučić

President of the Democratic People's Party Milan Knežević asked Prime Minister Milojko Spajić whether he had made a decision on the payment of 17 million to Croatia due to the camp in Morinj.