Serbia
Serbian Dean Overcomes University Faculty Standoff with Police Support: A Bold Move for Change
Novi Sad’s students have taken a stand. Since November 2024, the Faculty of Sports and Physical Education has been occupied ... Read more
Serbia’s Showdown: Anti-Government Protesters Clash with Riot Police – Dozens Detained
BELGRADE, Serbia — Recently, protests erupted in Serbia’s capital against President Aleksandar Vucic, as protesters demanded an early parliamentary election. ... Read more
Chelsea Leaves Djordje Petrovic Out of Club World Cup Squad: Kendry Paez Set for Exciting Loan to Strasbourg
Djordje Petrovic will not be part of Chelsea’s Club World Cup squad, and he’s not the only one left out. ... Read more
Trump’s Bold Move: Mike Waltz Nominated as UN Ambassador, Shaking Up the National Security Team!
Recently, President Donald Trump announced that he is nominating Mike Waltz, the current national security advisor, as the new ambassador ... Read more
Unpacking the Serbia Protests: What Do They Mean for Aleksandar Vučić’s Future?
After communism ended, many buildings in the Balkans fell into disrepair. The Novi Sad train station, built in 1964, is ... Read more
Serbian Officials Refute Claims of Sonic Weapon Attack on Peaceful Protesters: What Really Happened?
BELGRADE, Serbia (AP) — Serbian officials are denying allegations that they used a military-grade sonic weapon to disperse protesters during ... Read more
From Gutenberg to Elon Musk: Exploring the Evolution of Power and Technology Through History
Kate Crawford and Vladan Joler are unique mapmakers in today’s digital age. Crawford offers insights to governments about AI’s role ... Read more
