Politics

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.

Trial of Veljko Belivuk's group postponed

In the Special Court in Belgrade today, the trial of members of Veljko Belivuk's group was postponed to April 1st.

Jovanović: Picula's role has turned into biased and politically motivated action

State Secretary in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Nevena Jovanović assessed that the continuous statements of European Parliament Rapporteur Tonino Picula, which were followed by comments on local elections in Serbia, indicate that his role has fundamentally moved beyond institutional frameworks and has escalated into biased and politically motivated action, contrary to his mandate.

Đurić with Ambassadors of Russia and Belarus on Regional and Global Geopolitical Issues

Minister of Foreign Affairs Marko Đurić spoke today with the Ambassadors of the Russian Federation Alexander Bocan-Kharchenko and the Republic of Belarus Sergey Malinovskiy about bilateral relations, the regional situation, and current geopolitical issues.

Washington's Plan to Strengthen Control Over Greenland Revealed

American structures have intensified activities in Greenland, seeking to achieve, as stated, a 'stunning' agreement with the authorities of the Arctic island, write columnists Jeffrey Gettleman and Maya Tekeli in an analysis published in The New York Times.