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Milica Stojanovic's articles predominantly focus on government & politics, with a specific emphasis on the Balkans and international relations. The coverage attributes indicate that she frequently reports on evolving stories and provides expert commentary.
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By: Katarina Baletic
Shock has turned to anger in Serbia over the deaths of 14 people when an outdoor canopy of the Novi Sad railway station collapsed, months after the completion of a three-year renovation of the station itself by a Chinese consortium.
By: Katarina Baletic, Milica Stojanovic
Serbian ruling party official Goran Vesic, the minister for transport, announced he will officially resign on Tuesday morning after 14 people were killed in the outdoor roof collapse at a railway station in the city of Novi Sad.
By: Dragana Prica Kovacevic, Milica Stojanovic, Katarina Baletic
Goran Jesic, who is charged with attacking a plainclothes policemen during unrest that erupted at a protest over the recent deadly railway station disaster that killed 14 in Novi Sad, was released from custody.
By: Katarina Baletic
Goran Jesic, arrested for allegedly attacking a policeman during unrest at a mass protest about the deaths of 14 people in an infrastructure collapse in Novi Sad in northern Serbia, was ordered into custody after previously being freed.
By: Azem Kurtic, Vuk Tesija, Xhorxhina Bami, Milica Stojanovic, Sinisa Jakov Marusic
As Balkan politicians pledge to commit to green transition at the United Nations COP29 climate summit in Baku, their main cities are starting to choke from the annual winter surge in air pollution.
By: Perparim Isufi, Milica Stojanovic
Six-year jail sentence imposed on Nezir Mehmetaj for war crimes against non-Serbs in a Kosovo village in 1999 condemned by the speaker of Kosovo's parliament – who calls the charges 'invented and arbitrary'.Milica Stojanovic and Perparim Isufi, December 6, 2024Belgrade Higher Court. Photo: BIRNBelgrade’s Higher Court sentenced Nezir Mehmetaj, a Kosovo Albanian, to six years in prison for war crimes against civilians in the village of Rudice in Klina municipality in Kosovo in June and July 1999.M
By: Vuk Tesija, Eleni Stamatoukou, Milica Stojanovic, Hamdi Firat Buyuk, Sinisa Jakov Marusic, Svetoslav Todorov
Some Balkan countries are freezing Syrian asylum applications after the sudden change of regime in Damascus, while Turkey is opening a border crossing for Syrians to return home.
By: Katarina Baletic, Milica Stojanovic
The contents of 195 documents released by the government concerning the Chinese-led upgrade of Serbian rail infrastructure are unlikely to defuse public anger over the fatal collapse of a concrete canopy at Novi Sad station.
By: Katarina Baletic, Milica Stojanovic
As a growing number of pupils join student protests demanding accountability over the Novi Sad railway station disaster, the Education Ministry calls for the school winter break to start earlier than planned.
By: Arjana Berisha, Milica Stojanovic
US, UK and OSCE all voice concern over decision not to allow the Belgrade-backed Srpska Lista party to compete in February's elections – which party leader Zlatan Elek has vowed to challenge.
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