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Higher traffic volumes at borders with Bulgaria, Montenegro
BELGRADE - Due to higher traffic volumes at the border crossings Gradina to Bulgaria and Spiljani to Montengro, passenger vehicles are waiting for around 45 minutes to leave Serbia on Sunday.
At the Batrovci border crossing, between Croatia and Serbia, the wait time is estimated at around 90 minutes, the Serbian Interior Ministry stated.
Serbia-Croatia water polo match ends in tie
BUDAPEST - The national teams of Serbia and Croatia were tied at 8-8 (3-2, 2-3, 1-2, 2-1) on Saturday in a fourth-round match within Group B at the Men's European Water Polo Championship in Hungary.
This will make it harder for Serbia to secure a place in the quarterfinals, as in the next round it will have to defeat Spain.
Over EUR 140,000 raised for flood victims
BELGRADE - A total of over EUR 140,000 were raised for flood victims in the region at a humanitarian event held during the two-day Sea Dance festival, a part of the EXIT music festival staged in the Montenegrin resort of Budva.
Serbia's water polo team lose to Hungary
BUDAPEST - The Serbian national team lost to the host team of Hungary 8-6 (2-0, 3-3, 2-2, 1-1) in Budapest on Thursday evening in a third round-match of Group B at the Men's European Water Polo Championship.
This is the Serbian team's first defeat at the championship, where they are defending the title, after they previously beat France (16-5) and Germany (12-7).
My little brother did not know what hatred is
Miroslav Milenković, elder brother of the young man killed by a Croat: My little brother did not know what hatred is
BELGRADE: Mirko Milenković (23), who only because he was a Serb was stabbed to death by the brother of his girlfriend Danijela (18) five days ago, will be buried tomorrow in the small town named Neu Isenburg.
Clients of Russian Touroperator Neva Asked to Pay Extra for BG Hotels
Clients of the Russian touroperator Neva, were asked to leave the hotels they are staying in, said Irina Tyurina, press secretary of the Russian tourist industry association.
According to Tyurina, quoted by ITAR-TASS, clients of the agency who are on vacation in Bulgaria, Turkey, Croatia and Italy, were asked to either pay out of their pocket, or leave the hotels.
Strasbourg Rules Against Ljubljana Bank and Slovenia
The European Court for Human Rights, ECHR, on Wednesday ruled in favour of two citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina who sued the Ljubljana Bank and the state of Slovenia for not returning their foreign currency savings lost in the early 1990s.
Croatia Unions Push For Referendum on Outsourcing
Seventeen trade unions in Croatia have collected 612,017 signatures demanding a referendum on outsourcing services in the public sector, which they aim to halt.
The completed list of names was handed to the speaker of parliament, Josip Leko on Wednesday. The petition aimed at preventing public sector outsourcing was initiated in June.
Germany takes leading role in promoting EU integration for Balkans
Germany takes leading role in promoting EU integration for Balkans
Germany is taking a leadership role in the Balkans' integration to the European Union.
Leaders of western Balkan countries are invited to a high-profile conference next month in Germany to support their integration prospects into the European Union.
A Teenager Murdered his Sister’s Boyfriend just Because he was a Serb
TRAGEDY: Hatred of a Young Croat Made to Families to Mourn A Teenager Murdered his Sister’s Boyfriend just Because he was a Serb
Mirko Marković (23) was killed in Germany by Dominik (17), Brother of Daniela S. (18), his girlfriend he was planning to marry. The murder happened before Daniela’s prom, where Marko was to be her date.
Wozniacki effortlessly through to 2nd round in Istanbul Cup
Top-seed Caroline Wozniacki of Denmark easily advanced to the second round of the Istanbul Cup, defeating Belinda Bencic of Switzerland 6-0, 6-0 on July 15.
Wozniacki allowed no hope for the 17-year-old, dubbed as the leading player in her age group, and finished with a âdouble bagel,â giving away no games.
Indictment for war crimes against Serb civilians in Odzak
SARAJEVO - The prosecutor of the Special Department for War Crimes of the Bosnia-Herzegovina Prosecutor's Office has raised an indictment against four former members of the Croatian Defence Council suspected of rape, torture and sexual abuse of Serb women in the area of Odzak, northern part of the Bosniak and Croatian entity of Bosnia-Herzegovina, during the war in the former Yugoslavia, in the
Merkel Hails Balkans’ EU Progress in Dubrovnik
Merkel stressed that the countries of South-eastern Europe, SEE, have an ally in Germany as they continue on their path to membership of the European Union.
The Chancellor, widely seen as Europe’s most powerful leader, was attending the Brdo-Brijuni summit, which gathers political leaders from all the states of former Yugoslavia plus Albania.