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Brnabic signs book of condolences at Turkish embassy
BELGRADE - Serbian PM Ana Brnabic signed a book of condolences at the Turkish embassy in Belgrade on Friday.
Vucic signs book of condolences at Turkish embassy
BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic signed a book of condolences at the Turkish embassy in Belgrade on Thursday following a devastating earthquake that has caused great loss of life in Turkey, noting that Serbian citizens symphatised with Turkish friends in these times of pain and sadness.
Vucic: I will go to parliament, answer all questions
BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Wednesday he had offered discussions and consultations to all political actors to inform them of everything Serbia was facing, and announced that he would appear in the parliament to answer all questions.
Vucic: Community of Municipalities must be formed for Serbs to return to Pristina's institutions
BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic says the establishment of a Community of Serb Municipalities in Kosovo-Metohija is a condition for a return of local Serbs to Pristina's institutions.
Foreign literary translators in Slovenia for a seminar
Ljubljana – Ljubljana and Maribor are hosting the 12th iteration of the International Translation Seminar of Slovenian Literature until 20 August. Eleven translators from nine countries are taking part.
Made in Maribor II on show in European Capital of Culture
Novi Sad – An exhibition by the Maribor Art Gallery (UGM) has been put on display in Novi Sad, Serbia, this year’s European Capital of Culture. Made in Maribor II brings together more than 50 artists from Maribor and 16 Novi Sad artists of different generations.
Could building in US movie be copy of Slovenian architect’s work?
Ljubljana – A building appearing in a new Marvel series movie is incredibly similar to a memorial complex award-winning Slovenian architect Marko Mušič designed in Montenegro in the 1970s, the newspaper Delo reports on Saturday. The architect has mixed feelings about what could be a potential copyright infringement.
Crossing Continents: Mexican Painter Draws Inspiration from Yugoslav Mariachi
A 33-year-old Mexican artist Maria Portilla. Photo: Private archive
Portilla is also a co-founder of the Mexican street paper Mi Valedor, an independent magazine sold by people in socially vulnerable positions in Mexico City and which is a part of the International Network of Street Papers.
Serbian Ministry to Probe Playing of Anti-Bosniak Song in School
Serbian Education Ministry said on Thursday evening that it will carry out a review at the at the Vasa Stajic School in the northern city of Novi Sad and that "the provincial inspection will take action" to find out who was responsible after children aged 10 and 11 and a teacher were filmed dancing to an anti-Bosniak song.
Bulgarian TV Crew Attacked in Serbia
The team of the investigative journalism show on the Bulgarian National Television "Traces Remain" was attacked in Bosilegrad during photos of environmental pollution in the border regions.
There are no casualties from the team, and the equipment has minimal damage, the host and producer of the show Bogdana Lazarova told BNT.
Day of Slovenian-Serbian Friendship to become official next year
Ljubljana – Several associations hosted a Day of Slovenian-Serbian Friendship at Fužine Castle in Ljubljana featuring Alexander, Crown Prince of Yugoslavia, and his spouse, Crown Princess Katherine of Serbia. It was announced at the event that 12 June would probably be formally declared the Day of Slovenian-Serbian Friendship next year.
Award-Winning Srebrenica Film Barred from Serbs’ Screens
The director of 'Quo Vadis, Aida?', Jasmila Zbanic, has seen her award-winning film and its cast targeted with threats, insults and hate speech over the past year, but she has not given up on her quest to get it shown in Serbia and Bosnia's Serb-dominated Republika Srpska entity.
It's a meeting of re-elected president with president of the new parliamentary party
She mentioned that it was not a meeting of Vui and Djilas, but a meeting of the re-elected president of the country with the president of one parliamentary party.
Montenegrin Cinema Cancels Screening of Serbian Chetnik Movie
A still from the movie 'Surrounded' about the Chetnik movement. Photo: www.filmnikolakalabic.com.
"The Serbian movie will not be shown in our cinema," Cineplexx told news website CDM.
Kosovo Promises to Probe Alleged Theft From Restored Castle
Kosovo's Ministry of Culture has pledged to investigate claims made in a scientific paper published in Serbia at the end of 2021 that archaeological items were stolen from the medieval castle of Novoberde/Novo Brdo in Kosovo during its restoration in 2015 and 2016 by a company from Belgrade.