#Aleksandar Vučić

The controversial former Dinamo chief spoke to Serbian outlet Sportal about lucrative transfers, his relationship with Luka Modrić, and an invitation from Aleksandar Vučić.

The Ukrainian president's visit to Serbia and his statement on not recognizing Kosovo have triggered a chain reaction in the Balkans, from the removal of a support symbol in Pristina to threats to divert the Ibar River.

Montenegrin PM accuses Serbian president of double standards, claiming he fails to understand European politics and sends contradictory messages to Moscow and Europe.

Montenegrin PM hits back at Serbian President after accusations of anti-Serbian policy and sending a representative to commemorate Operation Storm in Knin, calling him 'Russia's PR agent'.

The Serbian president threatened to change the river's course in response to the demolition of Serbian structures in Kosovo, drawing a sharp reaction from Brussels.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's visit to Belgrade on August 9 sparked fierce reactions from Red Star fans, while Croatian experts analyze Vučić's policy of 'sitting on multiple chairs.'

Photos of the pitch at Kraljevica Stadium in Zaječar, ceremonially opened in 2023 by Aleksandar Vučić and Aleksander Čeferin, have sparked public outrage. Large sections of the field are completely destroyed.

Red Star Belgrade fans displayed Ratko Mladić's šajkača cap and sang songs in his honor during the match against Novi Pazar. They also raised a banner aimed at President Vučić, criticizing him for his meeting with Zelensky.

Serbian president does not rule out dialogue on the topic after the end of the war in Ukraine.

Ukrainian president visits Serbia for the first time on an official bilateral trip, focusing on the European path of both countries and strengthening economic cooperation.

Croatian historian Tvrtko Jakovina, in an analysis of the global situation, highlighted that Aleksandar Vučić's foreign policy, which 'looks in all four directions,' yields results, especially in light of Zelensky's visit to Serbia.

Sending a chargé d'affaires to the commemoration has sparked divided reactions, from support to condemnation in Belgrade and Podgorica.

Political scientist Anđelko Milardović analyzes threats from Belgrade for Slobodna Dalmacija, questioning whether the Serbian president intends to mobilize his citizens who come to Croatia as an EU member.

Serbian President dismisses accusations from Croatia that he insulted anyone in his speech in Mrkonjić Grad, stating that Serbia will not seek support at any cost.

Serbian President expects victory at all levels and announces large rallies, as elections become more certain than ever.

Saturday's visit to Belgrade is a symbolic attempt by Kyiv to win over Moscow's traditional ally.