Novi Sad
Lonely Planet Highlights Serbian, Croatian ‘Second Cities’
The hugely popular travel guide has listed Novi Sad in Serbia and Zadar in Croatia among its ‘top ten cities’ worth seeing in 2019.
100 years marked since Vojvodina joined Kingdom of Serbia
Speaking in Novi Sad on Sunday, the head of the provincial government of Vojvodina, added it was !preserved as an ideal and as "a realistic framework within which other principles can be exercised."
SUV reportedly used by supporter group leader blown up
According to the report, the vehicle in question is a Volvo XC90.
Unofficially, the car was used by one of the leaders of the supporters of the Vojvodina FK, who is also a member of the Assembly of this Novi Sad-based football club that competes in Serbia's first tier SuperLiga.
Four arrested for attacking Albanians in Novi Sad
This was stated on Tuesday by Interior Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic.
Members of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Novi Sad have shed light on the attack on the two Albanians who were beaten in Futoska Street, Stefanovic said.
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From Russia with love: Syria gets S-300 missile systems
TASS reported this, citing a military diplomatic source.
"On October 1, three battalion sets of S-300PM systems of eight launchers each were delivered to Syria," the unnamed source said.
According to the same source, these systems were previously deployed at one of the Russian Aerospace Forces regiments which now uses the S-400 Triumf systems.
Danube bridge destroyed in 1999 rebuilt and opened
The president thanked Hahn, who is in charge of EU's enlargement negotiations and neighborhood policy, for the help that the EU has given to build the bridge, calling it a true friend of Serbia.
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Serbian City Authorities Accused of Distorting WWII History
The local assembly in Serbia’s second city, Novi Sad, has been accused of distorting history for voting to erect a monument to the alleged victims of crimes by Yugoslav Communist Partisan forces.
Serbian mathematics students pick up handful of medals
It would not be wrong to say that Team Serbia has won a world championship this year after all - the high school students' showing in Cluj overshadowed their peers from bigger, economically more developed countries, showing that Serbia is not without reason the homeland of scientist such as Nikola Tesla, Mihajlo Pupin, Milutin Milankovic, and Mileva Maric.
PM congratulates young mathematicians on winning medals
The students come from he Mathematical Gymnasium in Belgrade and the Novi Sad Gymnasium named after Jovan Jovanovic Zmaj.
International Federation for Theater Research event opens
According to Brnabic, quoted on the Serbian government's website, "science, art and culture are key drivers of social and economic development."
Brnabic expressed her satisfaction with the opportunity to welcome more than 1,000 professionals, theoreticians and practitioners of theater and performing arts from around the world.