Brexit Backers Scare Britons With Balkan Intrusion

BELGRADE – The long-awaited referendum on whether Britain should leave or remain in the EU is set for June 23. The public polls show that many are still undecided and supporters of the Brexit have resorted to different means to draw a gloomy picture of future membership in the Union. The supporters of the exit … Read more

Esmark Steel Group interested in Zelezara Smederevo

BELGRADE – The steel company Zelezara Smederevo could get a strategic partner soon and revive its production, since the US based Esmark Steel Group is interested in a partnership, but the Serbian government will have the last say. Zelezara Smederevo financial director Bojan Bojkovic told Tanjug Esmark Steel Group was interested in a partnership and … Read more

Kosovo clubs denied UEFA licence for European competitions

PRISTINA – European football’s governing body UEFA has informed Kosovo clubs that they will not be allowed to play in its competitions next season as a result of their failure to meet requirements. Due to the poor state of their infrastructure and finances, UEFA has banned Kosovo champions Feronikeli and cup winners Pristina from Champions … Read more

Severodvinsk submarine already causes headache to Pentagon

Americans have recently launched the newest aircraft carrier Gerald Ford which is incidentally, the first in 40 years. As usual, in such cases optimism remains high. Especially,when a bottle of champagne on board of the ship was smashed by Susan Ford, the youngest child and only daughter of the 38th U.S. President Gerald Ford. Shipbuilders and … Read more

Japan To Help India Develop Iranian Port

India’s desire for a firm footprint in Afghanistan and Central Asia receives a huge boost, as Japan has agreed to help the South Asian country in developing strategically located Chabahar port project in Iran. The project is important for India, which considers the Iranian port as a counterweight to China’s presence at Gwadar port in … Read more