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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: 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.
By: Katarina Baletic, Milica Stojanovic
Belgrade students blocked a major traffic interchange in the Serbian capital – the latest protest for official accountability over the November railway station disaster in Novi Sad that left 15 people dead.
By: Katarina Baletic, Milica Stojanovic
Defying government orders to start the new semester, many teachers across Serbia have refused to hold classes in support of ongoing student protests while lawyers and actors are also taking strike action.
By: Katarina Baletic, Milica Stojanovic
Numerous companies, businesses and associations in Serbia heeded student calls for a 'general strike' on Friday, as protests against the country's authorities continue to gain momentum.
By: Milica Stojanovic
Amid a 24-hour peaceful blockade of a major traffic interchange in Belgrade amid ongoing student protests about official culpability for a fatal infrastructure collapse, students in the city of Novi Sad reported that four of them had been attacked.
Amid growing public discontent over the handling of the Novi Sad railway station tragedy, Milos Vucevic announced on Tuesday that he was stepping down as prime minister.
By: Milica Stojanovic, Katarina Baletic
Around 300 students started a two-day march from Belgrade to Novi Sad where they will join a blockade of three bridges, amid continuing nationwide protests that have already caused the resignation of the prime minister.
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