(WOWT) -Creighton won’t have Ryan Kalkbrenner next year, but they will have a seven-footer. Serbian center Aleksa Dimitrijevic sign with the Bluejays Monday. The 7-foot-1, 225-lb big man also ...

Caretaker Prime Minister and leader of the SNS Milos Vucevic stressed that Professor Doctor Djuro Macut, endocrinologist, academic and clinician, who has been given the mandate to form Serbia's new ...

OMAHA, Neb.-- Serbian center Aleksa Dimitrijevic has signed a letter-of-intent to enroll at Creighton and join the men's basketball program. Listed at 7-foot-1 and 225 pounds, Dimitrijevic has played ...

Officials have given no timeline for its repair, something Bursać said is due to the sensitivity of the issue. Kushner’s arrival in Serbian business last year was presaged by improving relations ...

BELGRADE: Serbian demonstrators gathered for a rally outside a pro-government television channel on Saturday (Mar 29), branding it a "propaganda tool", in the latest of nearly five months of ...

BELGRADE (Reuters) -The United States Treasury has granted a second 30-day extension to the Serbian oil company NIS's sanctions waiver, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Friday.

A Serbian gendarmerie vehicle parked near the National Assembly, equipped with a device that military analysts believe resembles a US-made LRAD 450 long-range acoustic device. Belgrade ...

Pressure is building on the Serbian government after reports that it used an illegal sonic weapon on protesters in Belgrade. Tens of thousands of people were holding a peaceful anti-corruption ...

The Serbian journalists, who work for the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (BIRN), were reportedly targeted last month through spyware delivered via messages on the Viber messaging app. The ...

The Serbian ambassador to Britain has said critics should "wait for the results" of an investigation after claims an illegal sonic weapon was used against protesters earlier this month.

President Vucic denies that an acoustic weapon was used on a huge crowd of protesters in Belgrade and the US-made Long Range Acoustic Device (LRAD) is illegal in Serbia.