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Billionaire Bogoljub Karić defends the spiritual significance of the Belt of the Virgin Mary pilgrimage in Belgrade, urging respect for believers and highlighting the enduring role of faith and tradition in Serbian national identity and social cohesion.
Former star guard Milos Teodosic has been appointed as the new sporting director for Crvena Zvezda. The legendary Serbian point guard transitions from retirement to executive leadership, aiming to strengthen the club's basketball system and youth development following his playing career.
The Serbian Orthodox Church honors Emperor Constantine and Empress Helen on June 3. Constantine ended Christian persecution with the Edict of Milan, while Helen discovered the True Cross in Jerusalem, leaving a lasting spiritual legacy.
Serbian tourists report significantly faster crossings at the Evzoni border crossing into Greece. Bus groups are clearing the checkpoint in roughly 30 minutes despite the new EES system, with midday and nighttime slots offering the smoothest passage for holidaymakers.
The New York Times highlights the emotional power of Bosnian supporters heading to the World Cup. The outlet describes their fiery displays as acts of love and identity, noting the massive diaspora presence that will flood stadiums across North America.
Over half a million believers have visited the Cathedral of Saint Sava in Belgrade to venerate the Holy Belt of the Theotokos. Patriarch Porfirije visited the long queues, where some waited over ten hours, before the relic returns to Mount Athos.
A firsthand travel report from Serbia to Halkidiki examines the new EU entry system, border wait times, Thessaloniki bypass construction, and surprisingly warm sea temperatures at the start of the summer season.
Greek beach prices surge for summer 2026. The free sunbed rule is gone. First-line spots in Chalkidiki and Mykonos cost €40-200. Athens beaches charge entry fees. Budget travelers face steep costs for sunbeds and food across popular destinations.
Naxos earns global acclaim as a model of authentic island living, praised by International Living and Euronews for its sustainable tourism, traditional villages, and genuine Greek hospitality away from crowded hotspots.
Sorana Cîrstea confirms she will retire at the end of the 2026 season after her quarterfinal loss at Roland Garros. The 36-year-old Romanian reflects on her long career and clay-court success.
The Vatopedi Codex 655, a rare 13th-century manuscript from Mount Athos, has driven record attendance at a Nicosia exhibition. Due to high public interest, the showcase of ancient maps and Cypriot history is extended into early 2026, celebrating shared heritage.
European giants Spain, France, and England top betting odds for the 2026 World Cup. Expanded format brings new challenges as hosts prepare for a record-breaking tournament across three North American nations.
Greece repatriates a significant collection of Cypriot antiquities to Cyprus following the voluntary surrender by heirs of a private collector. The handover strengthens bilateral cultural ties and combats illicit trafficking.
Southampton owner Dragan Dragan Solak has broken his silence on the espionage scandal that eliminated his club from the Championship play-offs. The Serbian b...
The Serbian Orthodox Church honors St. Stefan Piperski on June 2 for his life of asceticism and miracles. His relics rest in Montenegro, inspiring pilgrims with his legacy of faith, endurance, and spiritual guidance during centuries of hardship.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup expands to 48 teams across USA, Mexico, and Canada. Here is the complete group stage draw, match schedule in local time, and rules for the historic 32-team knockout round beginning June 11.
Gianlorenzo Blengini says Bulgaria's men's volleyball team faces high expectations after their World Championship runner-up finish. The squad trains in Samokov with Olympic 2028 qualification as their primary goal for the upcoming Nations League season.
As anticipation builds for the upcoming World Cup across United States, Canada, and Mexico, memories inevitably drift back to the 1994 edition held in Americ...
Levski Sofia majority owner Atanas Bostandzhiev declined a meeting invitation from the fan-owned minority shareholder association. He emphasized that club president Nasko Sirakov has his full trust to handle stakeholder engagements and future development plans.
Bulgarian acrobatic gymnasts Viliana Kostadinova and Kristian Manolov won bronze at the World Cup in Burgas. The duo scored 27.410 points, finishing behind two Russian pairs. The event was well-organized, marking a strong debut for the Bulgarian team on the world stage.
