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Just an hour from Belgrade lies a hidden gem, the crystal-clear turquoise waters of Lake Bešenovo, a natural wonder in Fruška Gora. Perfect for a weekend escape, it offers a visual reset from the city life.
Romanian pilot Alexandru Pavelescu recounts his mission where he shot down a drone entering Estonia's airspace, part of NATO's Baltic air policing mission.
On Wednesday, a record 274 climbers ascended Mount Everest from the Nepalese side, surpassing the previous record set in 2019. Despite the increase in permit costs and safety concerns, tourism on the world's highest peak continues to grow.
In the Serbian diaspora in Chicago, young people are working to preserve their culture, music, and identity. Andrijana Ilić, founder of the folk ensemble "Zlatni vez," is leading the effort to keep Serbian traditions alive through music.
Bulgarian basketball star Alexander Vezenvkov is set for his second EuroLeague final as Olympiacos advances after defeating defending champions Fenerbahce. Vezenvkov, one of the most consistent players in the league, contributed significantly to the victory.
3D printed copies and digital animations of ancient artifacts from Heraclea Sintica are drawing thousands of visitors to a mobile exhibition, highlighting Bulgaria's rich cultural heritage and contributing to regional development.
Češko Selo, the smallest village in Vojvodina, preserves Czech heritage dating back to 1837. Despite its small population, it remains a symbol of resilience and cultural identity.
In the heart of Belgrade, the remains of the Assumption Church, once a significant religious and cultural site, lie largely forgotten. The medieval church, part of a metropolitan complex, holds immense historical value despite its current state.
Former Croatian Olympic Committee president Zlatko Mateša has appointed Sanda Čorak from the Croatian Judo Federation to lead the HOO until a new president is elected, ensuring the committee's operations continue smoothly.
The Church of the Translation of the Relics of St. Nicholas, located on Novo Groblje in Belgrade, is a unique place where once weddings and funerals were held. Today, it remains an important religious landmark.
Romanian F-16 pilot, Căpitanul comandor Pavelescu Costel-Alexandru, was honored by the Ministry of Defense for shooting down a drone in Estonian airspace.
The Turkish ambassador's residence in Belgrade celebrated Turkish Cuisine Week, promoting cultural heritage through food. This event highlights Turkey's rich culinary traditions and invites Serbian tourists to experience the summer season along the Turkish coast.
Plevens honored the 85th anniversary of opera prima Gena Dimitrova with a full house and international soloists at Ivan Radoev Drama-Puppet Theatre. The event featured a multimedia concert and an exhibition tracing Dimitrova's life and career.
The grand finale of the "Tastes of Italy" project was held at the residence of the Italian ambassador in Belgrade, promoting Italian products and culture through local partnerships and events.
CFR Călători, Romania's passenger railway operator, launches its "Sun Trains" summer program offering direct rail connections to the Black Sea coast from June 12 to September 6.
A recent survey by Alfa Research indicates 57% of Bulgarians believe their country and BNT will excel in hosting Eurovision 2027, with 59% favoring Sofia as the venue.
The RHMZ weather agency has issued urgent warnings for severe storms and heavy rain in Serbia, with temperatures expected to rise towards 30 degrees by the weekend.
On May 23, dozens of museums, historic monuments, and emblematic buildings in Bucharest and other Romanian cities will open their doors free of charge as part of the 2026 Museum Night.
A forgotten tunnel in Dalmatia's rugged cliffs lures drivers with spectacular views and a glimpse of old Croatian travel.
Belgrade marked its city patron saint day, the Transfiguration, with a solemn liturgy procession, led by Patriarch Porphyrios, carrying the revered Belt of the Theotokos from Mount Athos.
