Serbian Security News Today

President Vucics determination to visit China and attend the BRF demonstrates that Serbia will not put up with the coercion of the US and the West and will continue to deepen its relations with traditional, friendly countries like China.

According to the statement of the party, almost two-thirds of citizens perceive the countrys membership in the association as a better and more acceptable integration option

According to the Serbian President, Belgrade believes that the policy of sanctions always has a negative effect

Nato’s draft statement says Ukraine can join ‘when allies agree and conditions are met’

As the conflict enters its 504th day, these are the main developments.

Nato’s draft statement says Ukraine can join ‘when allies agree and conditions are met’

BELGRADE (Reuters) - Serbia will investigate the accusations made by the United States against the head of its state security agency, President Aleksdandar Vucic said on Wednesday, after the U.S. Treasury imposed sanctions on the pro-Russian official.

The United States on Tuesday sanctioned Aleksandar Vulin, a pro-Russian head of the Serbian Security and Information Agency , accusing him of using his position to help Moscow with malign activities,...

The US Treasury Department on Tuesday, 11 July, announced the imposition of sanctions against Aleksandar Vulin, the head of the Serbian Security and Information Agency, who is close to the country's current president, Aleksandar Vučić.

BELGRADE (Reuters) - The United States on Tuesday sanctioned Aleksandar Vulin, a pro-Russian head of the Serbian Security and Information Agency (BIA), accusing him of using his position to help Moscow with "malign" activities, and with having links to an arms dealer and a drug trafficking ring.