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Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has spoken with Russian President Vladimir Putin about extending Serbia's gas supply agreement, and Belgrade says it hopes the deal will be prolonged. Serbia relies heavily on Russian gas, and the call signals continued energy cooperation between the two countries despite pressure on European states to reduce dependence on Russian energy supplies.
- 2Serbia Grants Citizenship to Fugitive Ukrainian Ex-Lawmaker Novinsky●Сербія надала громадянство українському екснардепу Вадиму Новинському Сербія надала громадянство колишньому українському
Serbia has granted citizenship to Vadim Novinsky, a former Ukrainian member of parliament and businessman. Ukraine has been seeking Novinsky on suspicion of state treason, and the Serbian decision was reportedly made under an accelerated procedure. The move is drawing attention in Ukraine, where authorities view the ex-lawmaker as a wanted suspect rather than a legitimate asylum case.
- 3Thousands welcome cycling students in Kragujevac before Serbia election▼Thousands welcome cycling students in Kragujevac ahead of Serbia’s Oct. 25 election
Crowds of thousands lined the streets of Kragujevac, Serbia, to welcome a group of students arriving by bicycle, days before the country's October 25 election. The cycling students have become a focal point of public attention in the final stretch of the campaign, with the warm reception in the city drawing wide coverage in local and international media.
- 4Serbian Patriarch consecrates church in Pale, urges unity●Patriarch of Serbia consecrated church in Pale, called for unity and love
The Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church consecrated a newly built church in Pale, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and used the ceremony to call on believers to embrace unity and love. The service drew local faithful and officials in the Republika Srpska town, where the church stands as a significant religious and community landmark.