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Partizan basketball players are starting to form a team that won't be easily 'blown away,' but will be competitive for every possible triumph, even though the season is almost over. In the 31st round of the Euroleague, they defeated Virtus with a score of 88:82, marking their third away victory this competitive year.
ARANĐELOVAC - President Aleksandar Vučić stated today that Croatia participated in the most direct and strongest way of all countries in the attempted colored revolution in Serbia, and that the state leadership and the Security Intelligence Agency (SOA) did so because, as he said, they wanted our country on its knees.
ARANĐELOVAC - Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić said today during a visit to the ethno village "Šumadijski kutak" near Aranđelovac that the Rogača-Ranilovаc-Aranđelovac road, 16 kilometers long, will be built, and that this will be done very quickly.
Finnish President Alexander Stubb stated today that Finland should remain a member of NATO without any restrictions, but that the country will not become a nuclear power.
The price of gas on European stock exchanges rose by 4.2 percent yesterday, reaching a value of 53.06 euros per megawatt-hour. Since the outbreak of attacks by Israel and the USA on Iran on February 28, the price of this strategic energy source in the EU has increased by 92 percent, according to London's "Economist". But Brussels, convinced of the importance of diversification and the green-nuclear transition, still sees no reason for excessive excitement, especially not for a possible return to Russian energy sources.
Two days remain until the law on foreigners and vehicles comes into effect in Kosovo and Metohija, which will further complicate the lives of Serbs in the province. Starting Sunday, they will face the third pogrom in recent history, which is institutional in nature and has far-reaching consequences. The international factor has so far shown no understanding for the wide range of problems that the Serbian community will face from March 15, and the entry into force of this law will cause a chain reaction and could lead to an ethnically clean Kosovo.
Since Donald Trump's return to the White House just over a year ago, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has sought to position himself as a leader of the Old Continent's resistance movement against the new American administration, whose relationship with European friends is becoming increasingly cold. While Trump intensified deportations, Sanchez paved the way for half a million undocumented migrants to obtain residency permits. When Trump pressured NATO leaders to allocate five percent of GDP for defense, only Sanchez opposed, stating it would be unreasonable and counterproductive for his country. And since the beginning of the US-Israeli attacks on Iran, he has refused to allow American warplanes to use Spanish bases as a starting point for the military campaign, after which Trump threatened to break off trade with Madrid.
Military analysts and experts following the war in Ukraine are increasingly warning that 2026 could be decisive for the outcome of the conflict. According to their estimates, the upcoming spring-summer campaign could mark a turning point on the front, although the Ukrainian leadership continues to insist on the narrative of a "decisive phase" in which Kyiv will try to reverse the course of the war.
Concluding contracts between agricultural producers and those involved in procurement and processing will become an obligation. Yesterday's decision by the Government of Serbia stipulated that a written contract must be concluded with every delivery of agricultural products, and this will apply to the trade of cereals (commercial wheat and corn), as well as fruits and vegetables. New rules apply to fresh agricultural products: tomatoes, onions and garlic, cabbage, carrots, cucumbers and gherkins, peppers, apples, sour cherries, plums, raspberries, blackberries, and blueberries.
The Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management, Dragan Glamočić, visited the city municipality of Sevojno today, where he inspected the works on the protection of the left bank of the Đetinja river at the site known as Vojno Polje. These works began at the request of the municipality, but primarily of the residents who live in this area and cultivate agricultural land.
French energy company TotalEnergies announced today that due to the war in the Middle East, it has halted 15 percent of its global oil and gas production.
The sacred drum Gigi Ayokwe, confiscated by French colonial authorities in 1916, was returned to Ivory Coast today after more than a century, in one of the most significant restitutions of cultural heritage to former French colonies in recent years.
Members of the Ministry of Internal Affairs will, in the continuation of the action to suppress the grey economy, file criminal charges against A.S. (55) from Loznica and two Bulgarian citizens S.M.A. (54) and C.R.S. (61), because they found goods without documentation worth almost nine million dinars.
The U.S. economy experienced slower growth in the last quarter of 2025 than previously estimated, at just 0.7 percent, significantly lower than the previous estimate of 1.4 percent, and also below economists' expectations of around 1.5 percent growth, the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) announced today.
WASHINGTON - US President Donald Trump said today that Russian President Vladimir Putin "may be helping" Iran a little.
Tactical exercises for Serbian Army tank crews are underway at the "Rujnik" training ground near Niš, focusing on defensive and offensive operations using T-72MS tanks, the Ministry of Defense announced today.
Ankara is following the latest developments in Iran with great concern, as they could spill over into Anatolia and neighboring countries already targeted by attacks originating from Tehran. The Turkish government is trying to balance between neighboring Iran, with which it shares a border of over 500 kilometers, and America, its most powerful ally within NATO. This is especially true as the conflict could escalate and spread to Anatolia and other countries in the already turbulent Middle East region.
Kragujevac Mayor Nikola Dašić visited the works on the Northern Bypass around Kragujevac today and emphasized that the construction of this infrastructure project, which will relieve city traffic and enable economic development, is progressing beyond all expectations.
Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly Jovan Janjić met today at the House of the National Assembly with Artem Bakonin, a representative of the "Icons of Holy New Martyrs of Petrograd Jurists" Fund, who presented him with a consecrated icon.
A student from Bileća was seriously injured when he fell from the fourth floor of the "Spasić-Mašera" student dormitory in Kotor today, the Police Directorate told the CdM portal.
