Serbia
Djokovic skips post-match interview over complaint about Nine and Tony Jones
Novak Djokovic explained why he refused an on-court interview with Channel Nine, saying it was because of “insulting and offensive comments” made by a prominent member of the network, host broadcaster of the Australian Open.
- Scott Spits, Roy Ward and Cara Waters
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White Lotus drops actor after Ukraine controversy
The casting of Milos Bikovic for the third season of the popular TV show had drawn criticism from Ukraine’s foreign ministry for his ties to Russia.
- Christopher Kuo
- Opinion
- Genocide
A generation after the Bosnian genocide, we still haven’t broken the cycle of hate
On this day – July 11 – 28 years ago, Bosnian Serb forces murdered thousands of Bosniak boys and men in Srebrenica. That slaughter should continue to inspire us to fight extremism wherever we find it.
- Amra Sabic-El-Rayess
French minister tells Djokovic to stay out of politics as Kosovo tensions rise
Tennis star Novak Djokovic has been chastised by a senior French politician following his intervention over the escalation of violence in the Balkans.
- Rob Harris
- Updated
- Mass shooting
Drive-by shooting leaves several dead and injured in Serbia
Interior Minister Bratislav Gasic described the country’s second mass shooting in 48 hours as a “terrorist act”.
- Antonio Bronic and Aleksandar Vasovic
Nine people shot dead at school in Belgrade, teenage boy arrested
A 14-year-old shot his teacher in a Belgrade classroom before opening fire on other students and security guards, officials said.
Kosovo’s Serbian minority clash with police as roads blocked in protest
The latest protests were triggered by the arrest of a former Serbian police officer who resigned in protest of a plan to scrap Serbian license plates used in Kosovo.
- Fatos Bytyci
‘Somebody stop Putin’: Russians rush for flights out amid reservist call-up
Anti-war groups said the limited airplane tickets out of Russia reached enormous prices due to high demand and swiftly became unavailable.
- Dusan Stojanovic
Drought unearths Nazi warships in Serbia, Buddhist statues in China
One of the worst droughts on record has helped uncover surprising pieces of history’s jigsaw, from Spain to China.
- Marina Lopes
- Opinion
- Russia-Ukraine war
Putin fan club ascendant in three European elections: why the West should worry
In France, Hungary and Serbia, political candidates have paid no price for their close ties to the Russian president since his brutal invasion of Ukraine.
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