News archive of July 2017

A group of Croatian 1990s war veterans shouted and insulted speakers at a commemoration for Serb civilians killed by the WWII fascist Ustasa movement in the town of Glina.

The main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) is set to hold a four-day "justice congress" in a bid to stress judicial deficiencies in Turkey. 

"In the congress, all segments of society in Turkey will discuss injustices, the current issues and seek solutions," CHP deputy leader Bülent Tezcan announced at a press conference on July 31.

All the people who were inside the Palace of Justice in the Belgian capital were evacuated due to danger of explosion after a suspicious mini van was parked nearby, reported the television channel RTBF, cited by RIA Novosti.

One out of three parents in Serbia says they would slap their child if it behaved "unbearably".

This is according to a survey carried out by Smart Plus Research.

A 60-year-old woman died on the Hemus highway next to ''Slunchevo'' junction.

The incident happened at noon. According to initial data, a car has hit a truck.

The traffic on the highway in direction to Sofia  is temporarily limited in the section.

Weather will be very warm in Serbia through August 6, with daily temperatures ranging from 36 to 39 degrees Celsius.

The state Hydro-Meteorological Institute (RHMZ) announced this on Monday.

Monday will be sunny and warm, with temperatures ranging from 15 to 23 degrees in the morning, and 33 to 36 during the day.

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Ivica Dacic says "delimitation to what is Serbian and what is Albanian" is one possible permanent compromise solution in the dialogue on Kosovo and Metohija.

People have been calling NASA’s latest statement about the upcoming total solar eclipse a “warning,” but the agency simply refers to the suggestions as “safety tips.” Either way, you’ll want to check it out. The list of best practices applies to the celestial phenomenon that’s set to occur on August 21, when an estimated 300 million people may be able to view a total solar eclipse.

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Agriculture Minister Branislav Nedimovic says foreigners will be able to buy arable land in Serbia only if they are residents, and then only up to two hectares.

In order to exercise this right, Nedimovic told the daily Blic, they will have to go through "rigorous controls of the state mechanism."

A team of chefs create delectable meals to be enjoyed 50 meters above ground as part of the Dinner in the Sky experience, which can be had at the Technopolis cultural complex in Athens through September. Diners have the option of a 60-euro cocktail menu or a 120-euro set dinner menu.