This week in Serbia
This week in Serbia, President Vucic denied accusations of granting citizenship to influence elections, while an Assembly session was paused due to an opposition lawmaker's protest. Concerns over media freedom were highlighted by a report criticizing pro-government bias in media financing and an editor receiving threats for questioning an EXPO 2027 study. Additionally, Serbia is battling multiple wildfires, with the Deliblato Sands reserve severely affected, and plans to implement AI for ID and passport appointments.
About Serbia
Serbia, a country at the crossroads of Central and Southeast Europe, boasts a rich historical tapestry, vibrant cultural heritage, and diverse landscapes ranging from the Pannonian Plain to mountainous regions. Its media environment is notably polarized, with pro-government outlets largely dominating the market, while independent investigative media operates under considerable pressure, reflecting the country's hybrid regime.
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Media landscape
The media landscape in Serbia is polarized, with pro-government outlets holding a dominant market position. Independent investigative media exists but faces significant pressure, contributing to a partly-free press environment.
Due to the polarized media environment, it is advisable to consult a variety of sources, including independent and international outlets, for a balanced perspective.
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Pride Week begins in Belgrade as organizer reports more than 20 attacks on LGBT+ people this year
Belgrade Pride Week has begun under a slogan that organizers say reflects an unresolved question: whether LGBT+ people truly have room to live freely and without fear in Serbian society. The annual Pr…
Congressman Keating Tells N1: Serbia Bill Sends Message to Vučić That Democracy and Media Freedom Matter to US Ties
A bipartisan bill in the US Congress is intended to send a direct message to Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić: Washington wants democracy, media freedom and fair elections treated as central to the …
What completely cutting out sugar could do to your health
Completely removing sugar from the diet may seem like a straightforward route to better health, but a preliminary study suggests that an extreme approach could damage metabolism instead. The experimen…
On This Day, September 1: The Netherlands Became the First Country to Sell Marijuana Legally, Louis XIV Died
September 1 has marked turning points in religion, politics, war and culture across centuries. The chronology begins with the death of Pope Adrian IV in 1159, the only Englishman elected leader of the…
Lisa Kudrow Says She Will Not Switch Into Phoebe Buffay’s Voice on Demand
Lisa Kudrow may have played Phoebe Buffay for all 10 seasons of Friends, but she does not treat the character’s voice as a switch she can flip for fans. Speaking on Conan O’Brien’s podcast, Conan O’Br…
Vaginal infections: Why they return and how to prevent them
Vaginal infections are common among gynecology patients, particularly younger women, but repeated episodes can affect more than physical health. They can also undermine confidence, daily comfort and q…
Researchers warn that talking more with AI could make people more robot-like
Repeated conversations with artificial intelligence could gradually make people more predictable and easier for machines to process, according to a theoretical paper published in AI & Society. The int…
Who is waging hybrid attacks on Montenegro? The spy thriller leaves one suspect
Montenegro’s government says its push toward European Union membership could face coordinated hybrid pressure from at least two countries in the region, yet the prime minister has named neither one. P…
Supreme Court allows Trump to continue building White House ballroom
The U.S. Supreme Court has allowed Donald Trump’s administration to keep building a vast new ballroom at the White House, giving the controversial project room to advance while the legal fight continu…
U.S. military commanders warn that Iran war is exhausting American forces
Senior U.S. military commanders have warned Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth that maintaining large-scale operations against Iran could weaken American defenses elsewhere, according to The Washington Po…
Orbán’s daughter organized influencer trip that cost Hungarian taxpayers €8 million
A Budapest publicity trip for international influencers cost Hungarian taxpayers about €8 million, according to documents obtained through freedom-of-information requests. The Hungary Tourism Agency o…
Niš Film Festival’s third night brings popular films and stars to the red carpet
Hundreds of people in Niš gathered for the third evening of the city’s film festival, where popular titles shared the program with a red-carpet appearance by well-known Serbian actors. Mirjana Karanov…
Under the Guise of a “Pilot Project,” Yettel Drops N1 and Nova for Some Users
Yettel says it is testing a more flexible way to sell television packages. But for some Serbian subscribers, the experiment began with two independent news channels disappearing from their screens: N1…
SPS confirms Ruzic expelled for causing “immense political damage”
The Socialist Party of Serbia has expelled Branko Ruzic, accusing him of deliberately violating party rules over an extended period and damaging the organization politically. All 11 members of the par…
Residents Say SNS Supporters Attacked Them in Novi Sad, Police Separated the Groups
At least two people were reportedly injured during a confrontation between residents and supporters of Serbia’s ruling Serbian Progressive Party, known as SNS, in Veternik on the outskirts of Novi Sad…
SRCE’s Kulja expects Vučić to cancel Novi Sad rally
Dejan Kulja, a Serbia Centre official in Novi Sad, says the city needs answers about a deadly canopy collapse, not another political rally. He told Nova television that he expects the Serbian Progress…
Serbia hosts talks on cooperation and the economy at Non-Aligned Movement anniversary summit
Belgrade’s anniversary gathering for the Non-Aligned Movement has become a series of bilateral talks for Serbia, with infrastructure, energy, agriculture and defense among the areas discussed with vis…
Serbia’s SPS expels Branko Ružić, accusing him of causing “enormous political damage”
Serbia’s Socialist Party has expelled Branko Ružić after accusing the former minister and party lawmaker of openly defying its decisions and political line. The SPS said its Statutory Commission made …
Plenković: Serbia would shut the door on EU with state funeral for Mladić
A proposed state funeral for Ratko Mladić has drawn a sharp warning from Croatia’s prime minister, who said the move would push Serbia away from the European Union. Speaking on the sidelines of the Bl…
Vučić set to visit Novi Sad after at least seven unfulfilled announcements, as assemblies prepare to tell him he is not welcome
After 22 months and at least seven public announcements, Aleksandar Vučić is now expected to appear in Novi Sad on September 4. The Serbian president has repeatedly said he would visit the city, but r…
Yettel removes N1 and Nova from some customers’ packages in ‘pilot project’
Yettel says it is testing flexible TV packages. But for customers who suddenly lost N1 and Nova, the experiment feels less like choice and more like a decision made for them. The Serbian operator remo…
Rescued hippo Bampi finds a new best friend in elephant Vangala
Bampi, a rescued baby hippopotamus in Kenya, has found an unlikely companion in Vangala, a young elephant. The Sheldrick Wildlife Trust took responsibility for Bampi after the Kenya Wildlife Service r…
Plenković: Honoring Mladić at a state funeral would shut Serbia’s EU door
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković warned that Serbia could damage its European Union ambitions by organizing a state funeral for Ratko Mladić with the highest state and military honors. Speakin…
Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit opens as Putin meets Chinese and Indian leaders
The leaders of China, Russia and India gathered in Bishkek for a Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit that has been cast as a counterweight to U.S. global influence. The meeting brings together go…
Union leader calls Serbia’s one-off aid a pre-election vote-buying scheme
Serbia’s one-off payment to citizens has drawn a sharp rebuke from trade union leader Ranka Savić, who described it as an attempt by the ruling Serbian Progressive Party to recover falling support. Th…
Bled Strategic Forum opens as Janša backs EU enlargement
Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša opened the 21st Bled Strategic Forum by presenting four tests he said will determine Europe’s future role: security, resilience, demographics and credibility. He u…
Senior Socialist Ruzic reportedly expelled from Serbia’s Socialist Party
Branko Ruzic, one of the senior figures in Serbia’s Socialist Party, has reportedly been expelled in a move that party officials have not publicly confirmed. The daily newspaper Blic reported that the…
Blic: Branko Ružić expelled from SPS, but no party official addresses media
Branko Ružić has reportedly been expelled from Serbia’s Socialist Party, but the party offered no public confirmation as reporters gathered outside its headquarters. Blic said the decision concerned a…
Expelling Branko Ružić Would Gain SPS Nothing, Only Vučić Would Be Satisfied, Analyst Says
Removing Branko Ružić from the Socialist Party of Serbia would, in the view of Nova.rs editor Vojislav Milovančević, leave the SPS weaker and mainly satisfy Aleksandar Vučić. Speaking on N1 television…
Radovanović: Rector Should Win More Than 50% of Votes, Government Wants One-Third to Push Through Its Candidate
Voja Radovanović says a rector should win the support of more than half the University of Belgrade’s voting body, not merely one-third. The dean of the Faculty of Philosophy helped propose changes to …
“A Tradition of Resistance” Brings About 100 People Together in Zrenjanin
Around 100 people gathered in the courtyard of KUD “Sloboda” in Zrenjanin for a performance that blurred the line between theater and community meeting. “A Tradition of Resistance,” produced by Reflek…
SPS considers expelling Branko Ružić as quorum questions cloud decision
The Socialist Party of Serbia may be unable to decide whether to expel Branko Ružić because its Statutory Commission reportedly does not have enough members present to form a quorum. The commission ha…
Serbia steps back into the Non-Aligned Movement debate, 65 years after Belgrade conference
Belgrade is once again hosting officials from Non-Aligned Movement countries, six and a half decades after the conference that launched the grouping in the Yugoslav capital. The high-level commemorati…
Romania Risks Losing €770 Million in EU Funds Amid Government Crisis
Romania’s latest political crisis could cost it €770 million in European Union recovery funding, after lawmakers failed to adopt reforms demanded by Brussels. The European Commission set Aug. 31 as th…
Robbie Williams worries about hair loss and reveals he is considering a hairpiece
Robbie Williams says hair loss has become a growing concern because he feels pop stars are expected to maintain a certain look. Speaking on Steve Bracknall’s podcast, the 52-year-old singer showed the…
Serbia’s Foreign Trade Rises 6.3% in First Seven Months of 2026
Serbia’s foreign trade grew in the first seven months of 2026, with exports increasing faster than imports and the trade deficit narrowing. Total trade reached €46.6 billion, a 6.3% increase from the …
Google Maps renames Lake Ontario for US users, prompting online backlash
Google Maps has given Lake Ontario a different name depending on where users access the service, turning a cross-border geographic feature into a source of online and political dispute. Users in the U…
Serbia needs a fundamental agriculture reform, Fiscal Council says, as spending fails to lift output
Serbia spends about €1.4 billion a year supporting agriculture, yet production has not increased over the past 10 to 15 years. The Fiscal Council says the central problem is not the amount of money av…
Pride Week Begins in Belgrade 25 Years After First Pride, With LGBT+ Demands Still Unmet
Belgrade’s Pride Week returns under the slogan “There Is Room for All of Us,” the same words used for the city’s first Pride attempt 25 years ago. That 2001 event became known as the “Bloody Pride” af…
Truckers Hand EU Delegations a Letter and Threaten New Border Blockade From Sept. 14
Professional drivers from the Western Balkans took their complaint about Schengen stay limits to EU delegations across the region, warning that border blockades could resume from Sept. 14. Truckers ga…
Serbia’s revised budget directs more money to investment and public support
Serbia’s parliament has approved a revised budget that the Finance Ministry says will channel additional resources into investment and support for citizens. The plan covers capital projects, health ca…
“Students Are Winning” Message Appears on Sea Dance Festival’s Main Stage
“Students Are Winning” was displayed on the main stage as EXIT’s Sea Dance festival concluded on the beach in Bečići, Montenegro. The slogan gave the festival’s final night a clear political and gener…
ANEM accuses Ana Brnabić of deliberately distorting events in Užice
The Association of Independent Electronic Media has accused Serbian parliament speaker Ana Brnabić of reshaping the account of several incidents involving journalists at an SNS gathering in Užice. ANE…
Prison Sentences Issued Over 2022 Barricades in Zvečan
A court in Pristina has sentenced two men to prison over barricades erected in the Zvečan municipality in 2022. Miloš Radosavljević received a nine-month sentence, while Dušan Dobrac was sentenced to …
After Užice violence, Vučić heads to Novi Sad as tensions rise
Novi Sad is preparing for competing demonstrations after violence broke out at a Serbian Progressive Party gathering in Užice linked to President Aleksandar Vučić’s visit. The party has announced a ra…
Young Serbian Goalkeeper Loses FK Sarajevo Place Over Father’s Tribute to Mladić
FK Sarajevo’s football academy has ended its cooperation with 15-year-old goalkeeper Veljko Vučetić because of a social-media post made by his father. The father shared a photograph honoring Ratko Mla…
Man arrested in Sremska Mitrovica after nearly 1 kilogram of amphetamine found at home
Police in Sremska Mitrovica arrested V. Z., 36, after finding 939 grams of amphetamine in his home, the police department said. Officers also seized a digital scale and money suspected of originating …
Serbia signs framework deal for drone and robot battery factory in Inđija
Serbia has signed a framework agreement with Chinese company Jiangsu Reliance Energy Tech to build a battery factory in Inđija, expanding the country’s planned role in high-tech manufacturing. The fac…
Belgrade Pride: More LGBT+ people are gaining confidence to live openly and freely
Belgrade Pride Week has begun with a message of inclusion: “There is room for all of us.” The program runs through September 6 and includes events for LGBT+ people, allies and people who want to learn…
Serbian parliament adopts revised 2026 budget
Serbia's parliament has adopted a revised state budget for 2026, increasing both planned revenues and spending as the government adjusts its financial plans for the year. Projected revenues and receip…
Serbian Teachers Enter New School Year With Pay Below the National Average
Serbia’s education workers are starting the new school year with salaries below the national average, despite some of the country’s largest recent wage increases. They also face uncertain employment c…
Serbia’s Road Safety Agency Urges Drivers to Take Extra Care as School Year Begins
With the new school year beginning, Serbia’s Road Safety Agency is asking drivers to slow down and watch carefully for children near roads. The agency advised motorists approaching schools, pedestrian…
Niš High-School Graduates Announce Protest Against Education Law Changes
High-school graduates in Niš have announced a protest against proposed amendments to Serbia’s education law, describing the measures as an attack on democratic activity in schools. The protest will be…
Live: The SNS recipe, beatings and payouts
N1’s live program focuses on violence against citizens in Užice and the tense pre-election atmosphere now developing in Serbia. The broadcaster says the events have brought back memories of street cla…
“Urgent” Procurement Has Been Illegal for 2½ Years: Election Booth Screens
Transparency Serbia says Serbia’s election commission had two and a half years to address recommendations on voting privacy, yet treated the purchase of voting-booth screens as an emergency. The organ…
Mechanics hail Mercedes diesel as one of the most durable ever, with cars surpassing one million kilometres
The Mercedes OM 617 became famous not for advanced technology, but for surviving almost everything around it. Mechanics have long regarded the five-cylinder diesel as capable of covering more than one…
Why Serbia spends more on feeding prisoners than on public soup-kitchen users
Novi Sad plans to spend more public money on feeding prisoners than on feeding people who rely on social soup kitchens. The city allocated 39 million dinars for its 2026 programme for socially vulnera…
Fewer Job Ads, More Applications: Which Specialists Remain in High Demand in Serbia
The Serbian job market is offering fewer openings for highly qualified specialists, even as employers continue to struggle to find people with narrow, advanced skills. Infostud data show that about 18…
Why Is the Smallpox Virus Still Kept in Laboratories?
Smallpox is the only human disease eradicated worldwide, but scientists still keep live samples of the virus frozen in government laboratories in the United States and Russia. The decision has remaine…
Radonjić: Police Serve as SNS Security if Things Go Wrong
Saturday’s SNS rally in Užice offered a stark picture of political control, according to Radar journalist Milan Radonjić. Speaking to N1, he described violence against citizens and said police appeare…
Belgrade Pride Week begins with N1 journalist Danica Vucenic as patron
Belgrade Pride Week has begun under the slogan “There Is Room for All of Us,” bringing a week of events to the Serbian capital through September 6. The programme includes exhibitions, theatre performa…
Serb makes cinematic escape from German prison, raising questions over hidden tools
A 35-year-old Serbian prisoner escaped from a Duisburg prison by cutting through the bars of his cell window, climbing to the fourth floor and fleeing across the roof. The escape took place at about 3…
Milivojević: New Parliamentary Group Does Not Erase Anyone’s Record
Srđan Milivojević drew a clear line around a new parliamentary group supporting Serbia’s student movement: joining it does not cleanse anyone’s political record or create a new alliance. The Democrati…
Fire Breaks Out at Karlovac Company as Authorities Warn Residents to Close Windows
A fire at a company facility in Karlovac, Croatia, spread to a nearby warehouse containing paints and varnishes, prompting local authorities to warn residents about smoke. The blaze broke out overnigh…
Iran attacks air bases in Jordan and UAE after US strikes in Strait of Hormuz
Iran attacked air bases in Jordan and the United Arab Emirates after the United States struck Iranian positions in the Strait of Hormuz, according to The Guardian. Several hours later, Iranian state t…
Serbian parliament votes on 59 agenda items, including budget revision
Serbia’s parliament is holding a day of voting on 59 agenda items, with the proposed revision of this year’s budget first on the list. Voting began at 10 a.m. Deputies are also considering financial l…
More than 900 killed in floods across Nepal and Tibet
More than 900 people have died after flash floods swept through Nepal and Tibet, while more than 4,700 people remain missing. Rescuers are still searching for people trapped in mountain areas, settlem…
Latest job openings in Serbia
A range of employers are seeking workers in Belgrade, with vacancies spanning gaming venues, parking services, workshops, pest control, transport and furniture retail. WinBet is hiring a slot operator…
Sunny and very hot in Serbia, with temperatures reaching 37C
Serbia is set for a sunny and very hot day, with temperatures expected to reach between 34C and 37C, according to the Republic Hydrometeorological Service. Southern and southeastern winds will remain …
Dietitians highlight bran cereal as a choice for lowering triglycerides
A bowl of low-sugar bran cereal could be a useful breakfast choice for people trying to lower their triglycerides, according to dietitians cited by N1 Serbia. Bran provides fiber, supports gut health …
There is one predator that scares both bears and mountain lions
Bears and mountain lions may rank among North America’s most feared predators, but they appear to fear one animal more than people fear them: humans. Two studies examined how the animals respond when …
Nepal and China Discussed Disaster Risks Three Months Before Deadly Floods
Nepalese and Chinese officials discussed how to monitor and prepare for floods, severe weather and glacier-related hazards just three months before a catastrophic surge of water, mud and rock struck a…
Russia extends diesel export ban through September 30
Russia’s government has extended its ban on diesel exports through Sept. 30. The restriction, which took effect on July 8, also applies to marine fuels and gas derivatives. The government announced th…
Charlize Theron Explains Her Special Connection to the Mad Max Cast
Charlize Theron’s memories of Mad Max: Fury Road are tied not only to the film, but also to the first months of raising her daughter Jackson. Theron adopted Jackson in 2012, around the time filming be…
US Forces Strike Iranian Missile Launchers in the Strait of Hormuz
US forces attacked Iranian missile launchers in the Strait of Hormuz in what an unnamed American official described as the first military action there in a month. Iranian media reported explosions nea…
Janjić says Užice was a trial run for Vučić and SNS ahead of elections
Stefan Janjić, secretary-general of the Serbia Centre party and a lawmaker, described incidents during and after a Serbian Progressive Party rally in Užice as a “trial run” for President Aleksandar Vu…
Sleeping Longer on Weekends May Be Good for You: “You Shouldn’t Feel Lazy”
For years, experts warned that sleeping late on weekends could disrupt the body’s internal clock. A new study offers a more reassuring message: modestly extending sleep after a difficult week may help…
Ukraine’s defense minister promises clear war plan to unlock loans
Ukraine’s new defense minister, Yevgeny Hmara, says Kyiv will give its partners a detailed war plan as it seeks faster access to European funding and more military support. Hmara said the plan would s…
Cardiologists warn that heart failure can hide behind a “normal” test result
A heart test can show that the organ pumps blood normally and still fail to rule out heart failure, according to a new international cardiology consensus. The document, published in the journal Circul…
EU Says Iceland Remains a Close Partner After Voters Reject Resuming Membership Talks
Iceland has rejected the continuation of negotiations on European Union membership, but Brussels says the referendum will not end its close relationship with the Nordic country. In the referendum, 52.…
Kremlin: Trump-Putin-Zelenskyy meeting possible only to formalize an agreement
The Kremlin says a meeting between Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelenskyy would make sense only as the final step in a deal, not as a way to negotiate one. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Pesko…
Russian Attack Damages 3,000 Square Meters of a Building in Kyiv
A fire damaged 3,000 square meters of an uninhabited building in Kyiv’s Holosiivskyi district after what Ukrainian officials described as another Russian attack. Ukraine’s State Emergency Service said…
Second night of Nis Film Festival brings stars to the red carpet
The second night of the Nis Film Festival drew a large group of prominent actors, with the evening program filling the amphitheater on the riverside. Andrija Kuzmanovic, Tihomir Stanic, Milena Predic,…
Merz warns AfD win in Saxony-Anhalt would drive away foreign investors
Friedrich Merz offered an unusually concrete warning about the economic cost of an AfD victory: he said he could not imagine international investors laying the foundation for new factories alongside a…
NATO official sees no immediate threat of a Russian attack
NATO currently sees no immediate threat of a Russian attack, even as the alliance says Moscow is intensifying hybrid actions in Europe. An unnamed NATO official said Russia was also increasing attacks…
"Devil Fest" Falls Apart After Three Days, Critics Call it Failed Exit Copycat
The "Devil Fest" in Novi Sad, promoted as a significant summer event, has faltered just three days after its launch. The festival's planned market section, featuring 84 exhibitors, was canceled at the…
Tensions Flare in Užice After Ruling Party Rally; Police Separate Groups
The city of Užice is experiencing heightened tensions following a rally held by the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS). Even after the event concluded, numerous police officers equipped for crowd …
Man stabbed by neighbor over scratched car in Serbia
A seemingly minor incident involving parked cars escalated into violence in Niš, Serbia, leaving a 65-year-old man with a stab wound to the abdomen. The dispute reportedly began when the victim's "Ren…
Professor reports attack on activists during police identity check in Užice
Professor Branko Nikolić of the "Da ne dišemo Duboko" organization reported that a group of activists was attacked in a Užice cafe while police conducted identity checks. Nikolić told Insajder that 20…
Students share photo of beaten man in Užice amid protests
Students protesting at Belgrade's Law Faculty have escalated their demonstration by sharing a photograph on social media depicting a man who was allegedly beaten in Užice. The students, who are curren…
Serbia's Anti-Money Laundering Law: Penalties for Violations and Economic Offenses
Serbia's efforts to combat money laundering and terrorism financing are primarily governed by two key laws: the Criminal Code and the Law on the Prevention of Money Laundering and Financing of Terrori…
Tensions rise in Užice ahead of Serbian Progressive Party rally; police block citizens
A tense atmosphere has descended upon Užice as the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) prepares to hold a rally, with reports of violence against citizens and police actions to control access to the centr…
Ukrainian officials: Death toll in attack near Kyiv rises to 37
Kyiv, Ukraine – The death toll from a Russian attack near Kyiv has climbed to 37, Ukrainian officials announced, characterizing the incident as one of the most lethal assaults in Ukraine this year. Th…
Protesters clash with ruling party stewards in Serbia; police intervene
Tensions flared in Užice, Serbia, as citizens and activists attempted to hold their own pre-scheduled gathering on the city square. Their event was intended as a counter-protest to a rally by the ruli…
Bosnian Serb official files criminal complaint over tribute to genocide convict Ratko Mladic
Camil Durakovic, Vice President of Bosnia's Republika Srpska entity, has filed a criminal complaint against Andrija Mandic, the Speaker of Montenegro's Parliament. The complaint was lodged with Monten…
Storms cause significant damage in northwestern Bosnia and Herzegovina
A powerful storm system swept through northwestern Bosnia and Herzegovina today, leaving a trail of destruction. Strong winds and hail battered the regions of Potkozarje and the northwestern parts of …
UEFA probes Red Star Belgrade over Ratko Mladic banners
UEFA has launched disciplinary proceedings against Serbian football club Red Star Belgrade following the display of banners by its supporters during a Europa League match against Viktoria Plzen. The b…
Serbia withdraws from Mediterranean Games 3x3 tournament after being drawn against Kosovo
Serbia's national 3x3 basketball team has withdrawn from the Mediterranean Games tournament held in Taranto, Italy. The decision came after the team was drawn into the same group as Kosovo. The Kosovo…
CNN reporter describes devastation in Nepali town hit by flash floods
CNN reporter Hanako Montgomery painted a grim picture from Dunge Bazar, a town in Nepal that has been almost entirely obliterated by flash floods. "The floods have devastated this town," Montgomery re…
Serbia to Showcase Chinese-Made Robotic Dogs with Weapons in 15 Days
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic announced Saturday that the nation has acquired robotic dogs from the Chinese firm Minth. These advanced machines are slated for a public demonstration during an upc…
