The Oscar-nominated short 'The Man Who Could Not Remain Silent,' is based on a real atrocity that occurred during the Bosnian ...

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The Philadelphia Union made Jovan Lukic their second non-homegrown signing of the winter on Wednesday, the 23-year-old Serbian midfielder joining from FK Spartak Subotica. The contract is for two ...

The collapse has ignited long-standing anger across Serbia over corruption and the alleged lack of oversight on construction projects. “My irrevocable decision is to resign from the position of ...

Kragujevac, Serbia - January 23, 2025 This footage illustrates a large crowd of students protesting at University of Kragujevac with banners and flags in their hands demanding justice for the ...

North Carolina state Rep. Joe John, a longtime Raleigh lawmaker and former judge, died on Wednesday. John had only just resigned his District 40 House seat in the General Assembly days earlier ...

At a late-night inaugural ball on Monday, President Trump, flush with his restoration to power, began waving a ceremonial sword he had been given almost as if it were a scepter and he were a king.

After three months of protests, demonstrators in Serbia are calling for a general strike. The government is threatening retaliation. Serbia is at a crossroads. Is change possible? "Corruption kills." ...

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CNN chief correspondent, award-winning anchor, and dad of three, John King has revealed he’s altered his life to better live with multiple sclerosis (MS), a disease he initially chose to keep private.

“Corruption kills.” This is the stark message at the heart of the protests that have been taking place in Serbia for three months and show no signs of abating. The wave of discontent sparked ...