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As Europe closes its doors to migrants, hundreds are stranded at a train station in Serbia
Tariq Stanikzay, 25, has tried four times to cross into the EU from Serbia. He sleeps in a shed along the train tracks in Belgrade with six other Afghan migrants.
Best of the week: ‘King Lear,’ Sting, Global Roots Series, Ana Popovic, Disney on Ice, more
For the first time in two decades, the Guthrie is alternating actors in the title role of a play, namely “King Lear.” Like two different lead singers fronting a band, Stephen Yoakam and Nathaniel Fuller lend distinct phrasings and cadences to the same arrangements.
Montenegro to Russia: a Keep your hands offa our NATO bid
In this Friday photo, Montenegro’s Prime Minister Dusko Markovic speaks during a press conference after talks with his Serbian counterpart Aleksandar Vucic at the Serbia Palace in Belgrade, Serbia. Markovic said Tuesday that those who want to destabilize the country by meddling into its affairs “should keep their hands off Montenegro.” PODGORICA, Montenegro >> Montenegro’s prime minister told Russia and its allies in the tiny Balkan state on Monday to stop destabilizing the county while opposing its NATO bid.
Defense minister says Serbia will get Russian fighter jets
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Hungary to put asylum-seekers in border container camp
European Commission Vice-President Frans Timmermans said Wednesday that i… . Migrants walk by an abandoned brick factory in the northern Serbian town of Subotica, near the border between Serbia and Hungary, Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2017.
Serb wall in Kosovo city pulled down with no incidents
Kosovo Serbs look as bulldozers tear down a concrete wall erected in the northern city of Mitrovica on Sunday, Jan. 5, 2017, that has provoked tensions between Kosovo and neighboring Serbia.
NATO Chief Urges Serbia, Kosovo To Ease Tensions After Failed Talks
The head of NATO urged Serbia and Kosovo to ease tensions and revive their efforts to normalize relations after talks aimed at mending ties collapsed amid mutual recriminations this week. “Not more rhetoric but we need dialogue, we need to reduce tensions to avoid incidents…and move forward normalizing the process between Pristina and Belgrade,” NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg told reporters after meeting with Kosovo Prime Minister Isa Mustafa in Pristina on February 3. Kosovo and Serbia, after an attempt at negotiations abruptly broke up without result late on February 1, have engaged in an escalating war of words, accusing each other of stoking ethnic tensions.
Serbia’s authorities order lockdown at a migrant camp
The Serbian authorities on Wednesday imposed restrictions on the movements of migrants in a camp near Belgrade, after three men allegedly attacked a woman and her children near the refugee center, a minister said. The migrants will now need permission to leave the camp, a set of former army barracks in the town of Obrenovac, just outside Belgrade, said Labour Minister Aleksandar Vulin, who is also in charge of refugee centres.
Serbia introduces lockdown for migrants in Belgrade center
Migrants covered with blankets rest in an abandoned brick factory in the northern Serbian town of Subotica, near the border between Serbia and Hungary, Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2017. Thousands of migrants have been stranded in Serbia and looking for ways to cross illegally into the European Union.
Ap Photos: Migrants in Belgrade endure week in nasty weather
In this Saturday, Jan. 14, 2017 photo, a migrant washes himself outside a crumbling warehouse that has served as a makeshift shelter in Belgrade, Serbia.
Tensions flare as Serb nationalist train halts at border
A railroad worker stands by the first train decorated with letters that read “Kosovo is Serbian” written in twenty languages departing from the Belgrade to Mitrovica, Kosovo at Belgrade’s railway station, Serbia, Saturday, Jan. 14, 2017. Serbia has launched a railway link to Serb-dominated northern Kosovo despite protests from authorities in Pristina who described the move as a provocation and an aggressive violation of Kosovo’s sovereignty.
Tensions flare as Serb nationalist train halts at border
A man dressed in Serbian national costume passes by a train decorated with “Kosovo is Serbian” inscribed in twenty world languages before it departs from Belgrade to Mitrovica, Kosovo at Belgrade’s railway station, Serbia, S… . A railroad worker walks by the first train decorated with letters that read “Kosovo is Serbian” written in twenty languages departing from the Belgrade to Mitrovica, Kosovo at Belgrade’s railway station, Serbia, Saturday, Ja… .
The Latest: 2 men die in Serbia amid Europe’s cold spell
Authorities in Serbia say that a father and son have died from freezing temperatures in the Balkan country’s south which has been the hardest-hit by the dayslong cold spell. Officials say that an 88-year-old man and his 64-year-old son from the village of Duga Poljana were discovered by a man from a neighboring village who delivers bread.
Europe’s deep freeze causes deaths, disrupts traffic
A woman shelters from snowfall with an umbrella as she walks through the street on a cold winter day in Belgrade, Serbia, Monday, Jan. 9, 2017.