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Athens hosted an art exhibition a couple of months ago at its iconic Zappeion Hall venue where Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama was able to express his creative side. Late last year, Kyriakos Mitsotakis paid an official visit to Himare, becoming the first Greek prime minister to visit one of the main ethnic Greek towns in Albania in 30 years.

BELGRADE - A girl who sustained severe, life-threatening head wounds in a May 3 shooting in a school in downtown Belgrade died in the University Children's Hospital this morning, the Serbian Ministry of Health said.

In a statement, it said the patient had died despite undergoing emergency surgery and receiving intensive medical care.

Serbia has frozen plans to issue passports to Russians and other foreign nationals who have lived in the country for just one year after the EU warned it could end visa-free travel to the Balkan country, writes the "Financial Times".

Dragan Djilas, Marinika Tepi, Janko Veselinovi, Vuk Jeremi and others were at the protest.
Also, according to the media, on the plateau in front of the National Assembly, the presence of the editor in chief of "Tabloid" Milovan Brki, Pyotr Nikitin from the pro-Ukrainian organization "Cini dobro".

Evacuations from the front line around Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant prompted safety warnings from the UN nuclear watchdog on Saturday, as a string of recent strikes escalate predictions of a looming spring counteroffensive.

The Mayor of Belgrade, Aleksandar api, invited all citizens to come tonight from 18:00 in front of the Old Palace, light a candle, pay tribute to the victims and express their condolences to the families of the victims of "Vladislav Ribnikar" Elementary School, Smederevo and Mladenovac.

BELGRADE - Serbia's Health Minister Danica Grujicic on Friday extended condolences to the families of those killed in two massacres that took place in the country in the past 48 hours.

Shooting in a Serbian elementary school - a 14-year-old boy opened fire and killed 9 people. The attack took place in the capital Belgrade.

The seventh-grader, whose identity has not been released, first shot his history teacher. After that, the young man started shooting at his classmates.

The teenager accused of killing nine people in Belgrade on Wednesday had a detailed plan, including a kill list, that was pulled together over a month, police said.

The shooting occurred at 8:40 am (0640 GMT) at an elementary school in Belgrade's downtown Vracar district.