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Pro-Russia Serbs march in Belgrade as country treads ever finer line between East and West

Thousands of Serbs waving Russian flags and carrying pictures of President Vladimir Putin marched through Belgrade to the Russian embassy on Friday, in a rare show of public support for Moscow after its invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

All Russia's allies in war against Ukraine as well as those 'sitting on the fence'

There are a number of countries remaining neutral with other siding with Putin and his troops.

Daily Record

Who sides with Russia against Ukraine as Putin's allies and fence-sitters are exposed

Many countries are walking a political tightrope over relations with Russia and Ukraine - with some supporting President Zelensky, others defending Putin's actions and those trying to stay neutral

Daily Mirror

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Hosts Opals draw tough FIBA World Cup pool

The Opals will have their work cut out in the FIBA World Cup in Sydney, drawn in a tough pool against France, Canada, Japan, Nigeria and Serbia.

AAP

Serbia under pressure to shift stance on Russia, president says

Serbia is coming under "huge pressure" as it resists joining the European Union, the United States and other countries in imposing sanctions on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Wednesday.

Reuters

Ukraine is a ‘Sarajevo in the making’, warns Kosovo’s PM

Russia’s invasion has brought painful memories of warfare in the Balkans, and fresh fears, Albin Kurti tells The Independent’s Anna Isaac as he calls Russia’s actions genocide

The Independent UK

Serbia announces presidential election for April 3

Serbia on Wednesday called a presidential election for April 3, the same day already set for parliamentary and local votes.

Reuters

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Time for Bosnia to ‘get rid of Russian influence’: Analysts

The Ukraine crisis presents opportunity for Bosnia ‘to deal a decisive blow’ to Putin-backed separatists, experts say.

Al Jazeera

Watch as gobsmacked Scots pals on football trip to Serbia taken off-road by dodgy taxi driver

The pals were left gobsmacked after taxi driver who picked them up at airport used unorthodox methods to avoid road gridlock.

Daily Record

Kellie Harrington wins gold again at Strandja Cup as World Championships loom

The Portland Row technician was the unanimous winner as she came up against Natalia Shadrina of Serbia in the final in Sofia.

Dublin Live

Rangers coefficient heroics set up tantalising Champions League game changer against Red Star

There's an added incentive for Gio van Bronckhorst's side beyond reaching the quarter-finals.

Daily Record

Rangers watch on ahead of Red Star clash as Serbian president plays 'problem solver' over Spartak Moscow

Aleksandar Vucic has now told Spartak they would be welcome to play in Belgrade at the same time Rangers are in the country.

Daily Record

Serbia will not impose sanctions against Moscow, president says

Serbia respects Ukraine's territorial integrity and considers Russia's military action against it to be "wrong," but will not impose sanctions against Moscow, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Friday.

Reuters

Dejan Stankovic in mystic Rangers premonition as Red Star Belgrade boss knew of Euro fate

The Serbian side will face off against Gio van Bronckhorst's side next month in the last 16.

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Who are Red Star Belgrade? Rangers face Europa League throwback as last 16 draw evokes mixed memories

The Ibrox side were paired with the Serbian side in the Europa League last 16 draw in Nyon.

ABC News

'We want to be feared': The Opals' mission to bring their defensive grit back ahead of the Women's Basketball World Cup in Sydney

The Australian Opals have laser focus on one thing as they build towards this year's Women's Basketball World Cup in Sydney – to be a defensive force to be reckoned with.

Al Jazeera

EU boosts Bosnia force after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

European Union will almost double the size of EUFOR peacekeeping force in Bosnia by sending in 500 reserves.

Reuters

U.N. Myanmar expert says junta using new Russian, Chinese arms against civilians

The United Nations human rights expert on Myanmar on Tuesday said Russia and China were providing the junta with fighter jets being used against civilians, and urged the U.N. Security Council to halt the flow of weapons enabling atrocities.

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China, Russia arming Myanmar junta – UN expert

UN Security Council members China and Russia, as well as Serbia, have continued supplying Myanmar's junta with weapons used to attack civilians since last year's coup, a UN rights expert said Tuesday.

The Independent UK

With all eyes on Ukraine, Putin to send his envoy to Balkans

With all eyes on a possible Russia invasion of Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin is sending his top security envoy to the Balkans where Moscow has been trying to maintain influence mainly through its ally Serbia

Radio France Internationale

Djokovic sets sights on medal glory at Paris 2024 Olympic Games

Tennis world number one Novak Djokovic targeted a medal for Serbia at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games as he set out his ambitions ahead of his return to the circuit at the Dubai Open.

Reuters

Serbian ambassador to Portugal dies after falling off cliff

Serbia's ambassador to Portugal died after falling off a cliff in the beach town of Cascais near Lisbon on Friday, the local fire brigade said.

Reuters

Despite border fence, Hungary is route of hope for migrants to the West

Portraying Hungary as a border fortress against illegal migration into Europe is a central theme of Prime Minister Viktor Orban's close-fought campaign for re-election on April 3, but Hungary's borders still appear increasingly porous.

Al Jazeera

Migrants cope with freezing weather, violence on Hungary border

Violent and illegal pushbacks of asylum seekers by Hungarian authorities are reported on the rise at the Serbian border.

Daily Record

Rangers boost coefficient but Celtic loss means Serbia and Russia could still kill Champions League dream

Finishing in the top 10 would guarantee next season's champions a place in the group stage.

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