Martin Novakovic's Two Goals for a Draw: Radnik Overcomes Deficit Against Niš
Football players Radnik and Niš's Radnički played to a 2:2 draw in the 26th round match of the Serbian Super League.
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Raul Gonzalez to coach Partizan handball players from July
Serbia coach Raul Gonzalez will also become coach of Partizan handball players from July, the Serbian champion announced today.
Serbia's Coach to Become Partizan's Coach from July (PHOTO, VIDEO)
Serbia's coach Raul Gonzalez will also become the coach of Partizan handball players from July, the Serbian champion announced today.
Inflation affects households that spend less more
Inflation does not have the same effects on all population groups, and differences in consumption structure cause differences in exposure to price shocks, according to the results of an analysis examining the redistributive effects of inflation on different household groups, published by the National Bank of Serbia (NBS).
Hit radar stations of the American THAAD system in several Middle Eastern countries
TEHRAN – The Iranian army announced that it has destroyed four radar stations of the American THAAD missile defense system in the Middle East, during an operation aimed at neutralizing anti-missile capabilities used in the region by the United States and its allies.
UAE Denies Attack on Iran: Israeli Reports 'Fake News'
Rashid Al Nuaimi, Chairman of the UAE Federal National Council's Defense, Internal and Foreign Affairs Committee, today denied reports by some Israeli media claiming the UAE carried out a symbolic military attack in Iran, emphasizing that it was 'fake news'.
Impact of the War Against Iran on Middle East Oil and Gas Exports
The US-Israeli war against Iran has led to disruptions in oil and gas exports from the Middle East, forcing countries in the Persian Gulf region, from Qatar to Iraq, to halt production, with Kuwait also announcing a halt over the weekend, Reuters reported today.
Trump Refuses to Use Strategic Oil Reserves Despite Price Surge Due to Iran War
Oil prices on the world market have sharply increased a week after the start of the US and Israel war against Iran, but US President Donald Trump on Saturday rejected the possibility of using strategic oil reserves (SPR) to ease the pressure, AP reports.
Dačić to leave hospital for home treatment tomorrow
Minister of Internal Affairs Ivica Dačić will leave the hospital for home treatment tomorrow.
America asks Russia for distance from Iran
WASHINGTON – U.S. President's Special Envoy Steve Witkoff stated that he personally asked the Russian side not to share intelligence data with Iran in the context of the current conflict in the Middle East. He said this to reporters during a flight to Miami with U.S. President Donald Trump.
Japan Hit by Two Earthquakes
Japan was hit by two earthquakes today, with magnitudes of 5.7 and 5.5 on the Richter scale, the European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre (EMSC) announced.
Iskander Hits Bunker in Kharkiv Region
Objects of the Ukrainian armed forces in the Kharkiv region were hit by Iskander ballistic missiles and Geran drones, which may have killed up to 40 foreign mercenaries and NATO leaders, expert Oleg Ivannikov told aif.ru. This attack targeted enemy positions near Velyka Babka near Chuhuiv, where a secret bunker of the Ukrainian army may have been located. The Russian Ministry of Defense has not commented on this information.
US-Iran War Shakes Global Economy
The escalation of the war between the United States and Iran is already leaving deep consequences for the global economy, particularly for the major industrial economies of Europe and Asia, which depend significantly on energy flows from the Middle East. Columnist David J. Lynch warns of this in an analysis published in The Washington Post, emphasizing that economic tremors are already being felt in several important global centers.
Free Winter Vacation for the Best Students of the University of Novi Sad
NOVI SAD - Provincial Secretary for Higher Education and Scientific Research Branko Markoski and Rector of the University of Novi Sad Dejan Madić today sent off 150 top-ranked students from the faculties of the University of Novi Sad for skiing at Kopaonik Ski Center, as part of the 'Winter Educational and Recreational Activities for Students' project.
Air Serbia plane landed in Dubai
An Air Serbia plane that took off this morning from Belgrade for the evacuation of our citizens landed in Dubai, and according to the acting assistant minister for the Center for Analytics and Instructions of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Željko Jović, several hundred citizens should be returned to Serbia in the late evening hours.
Italian Elena Cortina won in super-G
Italian skier Elena Cortina won today in the super-G, a World Cup race held in Val di Fassa.
RTS Gets a Female Signature
There are positions that resemble chairs in a studio – always ready for the next guest, but rarely for someone who will change the scenery. The position of Director General of Radio Television of Serbia has long been just such a chair: stable, but somewhat trapped in its own routine. When Manja Grčić sat in it on February 11th this year, the scene, at least symbolically, changed.
Artificial intelligence recommends illegal casinos to users
Artificial intelligence chatbots recommend illegal online gambling to vulnerable social media users, exposing them to increased risk of fraud, addiction, or even suicide, according to an analysis of five AI tools owned by some of the world's largest tech companies, writes The Guardian.
Who leads the blockades in Serbia: we are good enough to die for their good
The "million dollar" question that bothers many citizens of Serbia - who leads the blockades?
USA trains army of the apocalypse in Iran
The military operation carried out by the United States against Iran in the Middle East represents not only an attempt at military pressure on Tehran, but also an opportunity to test new strategies and combat capabilities of the American army in conditions of modern warfare, according to some analysts.
