Radio Free Europe | Serbia Station

As The EU Eases Sanctions On Pristina, What's Next For Kosovo?
Mon Jan 12 6:57 am
The European Union says it will start this month to lift sanctions first imposed on Kosovo in the summer of 2023 when Pristina implemented the results of controversial elections in the Serb-dominated north despite warnings from Brussels not to do so.
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Serbia Deepens Military Ties With China Through Drones, Air Defense Systems
Wed Jan 07 9:36 am
Amid growing tensions between global powers and continued instability in the Western Balkans, Serbia has intensified its military cooperation with China, acquiring advanced drones and air-defense systems.
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Serbia's Prized Chinese Tire Factory Faces US Blockade Amid Forced Labor Concerns
Sat Dec 27 3:15 am
The United States has banned imports of tires from a Chinese-owned factory in Serbia, citing evidence of forced labor. Former workers and local NGOs say the decision follows years of unresolved allegations involving migrant labor at the plant.
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Kushner-Linked Firm Reportedly Drops Belgrade Project Amid Controversy Over Site
Tue Dec 16 6:58 am
An investment company founded by Jared Kushner, the son-in-law of US President Donald Trump, has withdrawn from a planned $500 million hotel construction project in Belgrade amid a swirling controversy over the site, which was destroyed during the NATO bombing in 1999.
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