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Articles with tag "Serbia"
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Activist’s Ordeal at Belgrade Airport Signals Trouble for Anti-War Russians in Serbia
Peter Nikitin, a vocal critic of the war in Ukraine, was barred from entering Serbia for over 24 hours at the orders of Serbian intelligence.
deportation order
Russian Anti-War Activist Barred from Entering Serbia – Lawyer
Peter Nikitin is the head of a Russian dissident association in Serbia and has been actively organizing anti-war events there since Russia's invasion...
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serbian ally
Kremlin Says Kosovo Serbs' Rights 'Must Be Respected'
Clashes this week over local election results left more than 80 people injured.
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on the run
Serbian Criminals Helped Son of Russian Governor Flee Italy Arrest – WSJ
Artyom Uss had fled house arrest in Italy after a court approved his extradition to the U.S. on charges including the illegal export of military technology...
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violence flare-up
Russia Tells West to Stop 'Propaganda' Over Kosovo Clashes
Russia, Serbia's traditional ally, called on the West to "stop blaming the incidents in Kosovo on desperate Serbs."
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soft power
RT Launches Local Website, Broadcasting in Serbia
Russia’s state-funded broadcaster RT said in a statement Tuesday that it was launching a local language version in the Balkans nation of Serbia. The...
close ties
From Yandex to RT: Russia Expands Presence in Serbia Amid Ukraine War
The Kremlin is looking to use its Balkan ally to evade sanctions and “gaslight” the West, analysts say.
‘Pristina radicals’
Russia Accuses ‘Radical’ Kosovo of Displacing Serbs in Border Row
Russia’s Foreign Ministry accused Kosovo of taking “another step toward the expulsion of the Serbian population from Kosovo.”
Fleeing Putin
Fleeing Putin, Russians Resettle in Pro-Kremlin Serbia
In the weeks following the invasion, Serbia has become a haven for many Russians hoping to escape abroad, with the country providing one of the few regular...
PRODUCTION DEAL
Russia Gives Serbia Green Light to Manufacture Sputnik V Vaccine
Serbia received its first batch of Russian vaccines in January, and now has "preliminary approval" to produce them itself.
military partners
Russia Moves to Open Defense Ministry Office in Serbia
The office would reportedly be authorized to inspect Serbian military units that are armed with Russian weapons.
making amends
Putin Apologizes to Serbian Leader for ‘Basic Instinct’ Post
“President Putin has never apologized to me for anything...But [he] did” after the scandal, Vucic said.
TAKING SIDES
Serbia Drops Out of War Games With Russia in Belarus
The Balkan country was set to take part in the upcoming 'Slavic Brotherhood 2020' exercise with Russian and Belarusian troops.
offended ally
Russia’s ‘Basic Instinct’ Dig Provokes Spat With Ally Serbia
Serbia's president accused Russia of “primitivism and vulgarity” after Russia’s diplomatic spokeswoman appeared to mock him.
coronavirus scare
Serbian Defense Chief Tests Positive for Virus After Moscow Visit
He visited Serbian troops in Moscow last Tuesday and was scheduled to attend the Victory Day parade the next day.
fighting the virus
Russia Sends Military Coronavirus Aid to Serbia
Russia pledged to send 11 flights with 87 army medics to the Balkan country, with the first three flights taking off Friday.
spy scandal
Serbia's President Accuses Russia of Spying
The incident has the potential to sour relations between Serbia and Russia, who are old allies.
sting operation
Video of Russian Spy Allegedly Bribing Serbian Agent Sparks Probe
The incident risks straining normally warm bilateral relations.
brothers in arms
Russia, Serbia Follow ‘Slavic Shield’ With Second Joint Military Drill
The drills included Russia’s first use of its S-400 missile defense system abroad.
opinion
Vuk Vuksanovic
Why Serbia Won’t Stop Playing the Russia Card Any Time Soon
As long as Serbia lacks a solution to the Kosovo dispute that it can sell both to its international partners and to people at home, it will continue to...
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