Rusia advierte a los Estados Unidos de tomar nuevas medidas contra Siria

Rusia advierte a los Estados Unidos de tomar nuevas medidas contra Siria, lo que se considera una violación de la Carta de la ONU, y cree que EEUU incurre con sus recientes declaraciones en incitación al uso de armas químicas, según informa el comunicado del Ministerio de Exteriores ruso.

French president commemorates deadly World War II massacre

French President Emmanuel Macron has called on young people to remember past wars and use democratic means to fight against today's barbarities during a commemoration at the site of the deadliest massacre in Nazi-occupied France.

Russian spy ship sinks off Turkey after collision with freighter

A Russian spy ship has sunk off the Turkish coast after being breached in a collision with a freighter, with all its crew rescued, the Turkish coastal authority says.

Lawmaker says Russia’s refusal to ratify ICC Rome Statute arises from its biased decisions

Russia’s decision to withdraw from the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC) arose from the fact that the ICC investigations concerning Russia have been politicized, First Deputy Chairman of Russia’s Federation Council Committee on Defense and Security Frants Klintsevich told reporters on Wednesday.

Top UN judge urges Turkey to free one of his justices

A leading U.N. war crimes judge Wednesday called on Turkey to free one his justices rounded up in September as part of the Turkish probe into the failed coup.

No Apology: Biden Visit Proves Serbia a US Vassal State

US Vice President Joe Biden visited Serbia this week, where he was greeted by protesters crowding the streets of Belgrade, the city Biden was a leading advocate of bombing in 1999.

Karadzic appeals 40-year genocide sentence

Wartime Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic on Friday lodged an appeal against his 40-year jail sentence for genocide, accusing UN judges of "subjecting him to a political trial".

Chinese President Xi Jinping paid homage to the Chinese martyrs killed in the NATO Merciful Angel bombing

Chinese President Xi Jinping paid homage to the Chinese martyrs killed in the NATO bombing of the former Chinese embassy in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in May 1999, after arriving in Belgrade Friday for a state visit to Serbia.

Serbia never to forget NATO bombing (Merciful Angel)

Serbia will maybe forgive, but will never forget the NATO bombing that took place in 1999, Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic said on Thursday.

Thousands In Montenegro Protest Against NATO Membership

At least 2,000 people in Montenegro demonstrated against membership in NATO days after the small Balkan country was invited to join the security alliance.

NATO cancels restrictions over Serbian airspace

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg announced on Friday that restrictions over Serbia's airspace had been lifted, marking a new chapter in relations between the military alliance and Serbia.

Attempts to falsify history of WWII undermine foundations of modern world order

Attempts to falsify the history of the Second World War offend peoples and undermine the foundations of modern world order, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov wrote in an article titled "Lessons of History and New Milestones" published on Sunday in Russia’s Rossiyskaya Gazeta daily and China’s Renmin Ribao daily.

Šešelj repeats he can "only be sent back by force"

BELGRADE -- Serb Radical Party (SRS) leader Vojislav Šešelj says he is "proud" of the documents the European and Croatian parliaments have adopted against him.

Albania PM to visit Serbia after 68 years

TIRANA (Albania): Albania's foreign minister says Prime Minister Edi Rama will visit Belgrade later this month in the first visit to Serbia by an Albanian premier in 68 years.

Ditmir Bushati said Friday that the situation of the ethnic Albanian minority in the southern Serbian province of Presevo and the recognition of Kosovo's independence would be part of the talks in the Oct 22 visit.

Belgrade has not recognized the 2008 independence of Kosovo, formerly a province of Serbia but with an ethnic Albanian majority population.

NATO's anti-Russian rhetoric surpasses propaganda of Yugoslavia times

NATO's anti-Russian political rhetoric has surpassed the propaganda of the times of the aggression against Yugoslavia, the Russian Foreign Ministry said on Thursday.

In recent time, NATO issued some publications, in which the Alliance tried to present causes of the crisis in Europe in its usual tendentious manner, traditionally shifting responsibility to Russia, the ministry noted.