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Thomas Tuchel named England's 26-man World Cup squad, leaving out Harry Maguire, Phil Foden, and Trent Alexander-Arnold. The Three Lions face Croatia, Ghana, and Panama in Group L as they chase their first title since 1966.
Unprecedented crowds fill Belgrade as millions await the departure of the Holy Belt of the Theotokos. Drone footage reveals a peaceful, kilometer-long line at St Sava Temple, marking a historic spiritual gathering for Serbia.
Gheorghe Hagi has named the Romania squad for the friendly against Wales. His son Ianis and six other players, including Radu Dragusin and Florin Tanase, were surprisingly omitted from the final list ahead of the match.
A drone video capturing hundreds of thousands of believers visiting the Holy Precinct of the Mother of God in Belgrade has gone viral. The footage highlights Serbia’s enduring religious devotion amidst a secularizing Europe, raising questions about the region’s spiritual identity.
Belgrade has witnessed an unprecedented display of piety this week as massive queues have formed around the Temple of Saint Sava. Devotees are waiting up to ...
The Serbian Orthodox Church issued guidelines for pilgrims visiting the Girdle of the Theotokos in Belgrade, emphasizing patience, spiritual preparation, and proper conduct while discouraging magical thinking and superstition during the final day of the relic's display.
Enrique Riquelme promised Erling Haaland and Rodri if elected Real Madrid president. Manchester City denied release clauses exist and threatened legal action. Perez faces tough re-election challenge.
Martin Dahlin reflects on Sweden’s 1994 World Cup third-place finish. The striker recalls the brutal Dallas heat, scoring against Saudi Arabia, and how a pre-tournament win over Yugoslavia fueled their confidence.
BFA President Georgi Ivanov will attend the upcoming FIFA World Cup in the US, Mexico, and Canada. He departs after Bulgaria’s final June match against Moldova, continuing an 11-year winless streak for the national team in the month.
Greece remains a top Balkan holiday spot, with Halkidiki leading the charge. This guide breaks down the five main reasons for its popularity and offers specific advice on the best months to visit, from quiet May escapes to lively July peaks.
The Karađorđević family and Belgrade Tourist Organization officially reopened the seasonal tours of the Royal Court Complex on Dedinje. Guided visits include the Royal Palace, White Palace, and Chapel, offering insights into Serbian history and royal heritage.
A fresh shipment of blessed ribbons arrived at the Saint Sava Temple in Belgrade after millions of pilgrims exhausted initial supplies. Volunteers helped pack the items, while the church advised alternatives like icons if ribbons run out again.
The war in Ukraine casts a long shadow over the French Open women’s semifinals. Marta Kostyuk faces Russia’s Mirra Andreeva, while Diana Shnaider’s path has drawn fierce criticism from fellow players over her silence and past exhibitions in Russia.
The Grmečka Korida, a historic Serbian bullfighting festival in Grmeč, celebrates over two centuries of cultural resilience. Revived after the 1990s war, the event on Popović Hill unites diaspora and locals through tradition, music, and identity.
Vesela Lecheva has been officially registered as the chairperson of the Bulgarian Olympic Committee. The registration concludes a year-long legal saga and restores full institutional status, allowing the new leadership to focus on rebuilding trust and managing finances after a period of suspension.
Bosnia and Herzegovina prepares for the 2026 World Cup, hoping to unite the nation through football. Amar Osim and Edin Dzeko reflect on their father and captain's legacy as the team aims to honor the late Ivica Osim's historic contributions to Bosnian sports.
The Serbian Orthodox Church celebrates Saint John Vladimir, a 11th-century ruler of Duklja who died for his faith. His relics, now in Tirana, unite Serbian and Albanian traditions in a rare regional spiritual bond.
All 2026 World Cup stadiums have anti-drone systems, but US Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin admits authorities lag behind in countering unmanned aerial threats. Recent incidents at Miami F1 and Augusta Masters highlight ongoing challenges.
Bulgaria's women's volleyball team showed great spirit against Italy in the VNL, losing 0-3. The young squad under Marcelo Abondanza displayed strong defense and key points, proving their potential despite the defeat.
Spartak Plovdiv supporters staged a protest demanding owner Dinko Milenchev step down, citing catastrophic management and crumbling youth facilities. Former players joined the rally, warning that the club’s future is at risk without immediate structural changes and new investment.
