#Vučić

In response to pressure on Serbs in Kosovo, Serbia's president mentions altering the Ibar River's course, but experts warn it's an unrealistic and long-term endeavor with serious consequences.

The entire Adria News Network media group, including N1 Croatia, has been taken over via the Portuguese fund Alpac Capital, and Croatian institutions have yet to respond.

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

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić visited Nenad Rašković from Zubin Potok at the Clinical Center of Serbia, who claims he was beaten by Kosovo police. Kosovo's Police Inspectorate has launched a preliminary investigation.

The Speaker of the Serbian Parliament, in an appearance on Kurir TV, accused Croatian singers of holding identical views on Operation Storm, criticized the EU, Montenegro's Prime Minister, and the opposition, while calling Vučić Serbia's best PR.

Question from Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung correspondent at Belgrade conference sparks shock and condemnation, while Zelensky warns of new North Korean reinforcements for Russia.

While Serbia's president urges citizens on Instagram to vacation at home, his mining and energy minister was co-owner of a Croatian company with more than two hectares of land near Žminj.

The Serbian president posted a video from Kokin Brod on Instagram, promoting domestic tourism and urging Serbs to skip Croatian islands, but the comments on his post are divided.

Kosovo's acting minister Fitore Pacoli called Aleksandar Vučić's announcement of a possible change in the Ibar's course 'deeply concerning and unacceptable'.

In an interview, the Serbian president offers alarming forecasts about the global conflict, claims Putin wants control over Donbas, and advocates a compromise solution for Ukraine.

The Serbian president appeared on the 'MD MEETS' podcast with Mathias Döpfner, where he discussed the war in Ukraine, relations with the EU and Kosovo, and announced the imminent production of sophisticated drones in Serbia.

A day after meeting with Vučić in Belgrade, the Ukrainian president said Kyiv's position on not recognizing Kosovo remains unchanged, sparking strong reactions and a symbolic move in Pristina.

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.

The two presidents in Belgrade agreed to deepen economic cooperation and aim to sign a free trade agreement by the end of the year, while Serbia continues to balance between its EU path and relations with Russia.