Serbian FA charged after objects thrown at England's Euro 2024 match

Energy Crisis and Sanctions: Putin's Critical Meeting with Slovakia’s Fico Amid Gas Supply Breakdown

Russian President Vladimir Putin is set to meet with Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico, as European energy security faces new challenges. With the expiration of Russia-Ukraine gas transit agreements, Slovakia’s reliance on Russian gas is in jeopardy, prompting tensions and potential retaliatory actions. This meeting comes amid growing concerns about U.S. sanctions on Serbia’s energy sector and the broader geopolitical impact on Europe’s winter preparedness. Watch as this high-stakes meeting unfolds, potentially reshaping energy dynamics and international relations in Eastern Europe. #Putin #Slovakia #Fico #EnergyCrisis #RussiaUkraine #GasTransit #EU #Sanctions #Serbia #EuropeanSecurity #Geopolitics #EnergySupply ~PR.274~ED.102~HT.334~

Serbian students block access to universities

Today, more than thirty public faculties at four Serbian universities were blocked by students, while the demonstrations continue to intensify.

Kosovo to open first state-financed ammunition factory

Kosovo plans to develop its military industry and transition its security forces into an army by 2028, despite tensions with Serbia and mixed NATO signals.

Novi Sad protesters mark 15 lives lost with 15 minutes of noise

Demonstrators in Novi Sad, Serbia, protested on Tuesday the tragic collapse of a station awning that killed 15 people, calling for justice. They also demanded the release of activists and the resignation of Mayor Milan Đurić, making a loud protest for 15 minutes.

Kosovo blames Serbia for explosion that cut water and power supplies

A powerful explosion damaged a water canal and temporarily cut water and power supply to Kosovo’s cities, the prime minister said on Saturday.

Amsterdam reacts: Unravelling days of tensions that rocked the capital

Tensions erupted last Friday in Amsterdam after a UEFA football match, with European leaders widely condemning the violence. Euronews travelled to the Dutch capital to decipher the story.

Paris to deploy 4,000 police to France-Israel UEFA match after Amsterdam violence

The capital’s police chief said that 2,500 officers would be deployed around the Stade de France stadium in addition to 1,500 others around Paris and on public transportation.