Serbia
PulseAugur coverage of Serbia — every cluster mentioning Serbia across labs, papers, and developer communities, ranked by signal.
- 2026-05-25 partnership Serbia and China signed over 20 agreements to strengthen cooperation across politics, trade, technology, education, and artificial intelligence. source
1 day(s) with sentiment data
-
Former Kosovo President Hashim Thaçi sentenced to 25 years for war crimes
Former Kosovo president Hashim Thaçi has been sentenced to 25 years in prison after being found guilty of war crimes by a tribunal. The conviction relates to his actions as a commander of the Kosovo Liberation Army duri…
-
Pakistan acquires Chinese HQ-17AE air defense system to counter Indian drones
Pakistan has revealed its acquisition of China's HQ-17AE short-range air defense system, a system designed to counter low-altitude threats like drones and missiles. This acquisition is seen as a move to bolster Pakistan…
-
War criminal Ratko Mladić buried with military honors in Serbia, defying EU warnings
Ratko Mladić, a convicted war criminal, was buried with military honors in Belgrade, Serbia, despite warnings from the European Union against glorifying individuals found guilty of war crimes. Thousands attended the fun…
-
War criminal Ratko Mladić commemorated in Belgrade ahead of burial
A commemoration ceremony was held in Belgrade for the recently deceased war criminal Ratko Mladić, attended by approximately 300 people including family members, retired military personnel, and Serbian officials. Mladić…
-
China launches 3D satellite network with international partners to monitor sun and space
China has initiated an international project to establish a 3D satellite network between Earth and the Moon. This network, comprising 30 backpack-sized CubeSats in Earth orbit and additional satellites around the Moon, …
-
War criminal Ratko Mladić's body receives military honors upon return to Serbia
The body of Bosnian Serb war criminal Ratko Mladić arrived in Serbia and was received with military honors. His casket, draped in the Serbian flag, was transported from The Hague by soldiers and accompanied by his son a…
-
Hugging Face releases $399 programmable duck robot for physical AI
Hugging Face has launched the Microduck, a $399 programmable robot designed to democratize physical AI. This small, duck-shaped robot, developed by Pollen Robotics (acquired by Hugging Face), can be programmed to walk, …
-
Europe's extreme drought devastates fish industry, threatens desertification
Europe is experiencing an extreme summer drought that is severely impacting its ecosystems and businesses, particularly the fish industry. Rivers and lakes have shrunk, leading to fish deaths and significant financial l…
-
Novak Djokovic documentary explores 'Wolf in Winter' career phase
A new documentary titled "Novak Djokovic: The Wolf in Winter" explores the tennis star's current career stage and enduring motivation. Directed by Jason Hehir, the film draws parallels between Djokovic's resilience and …
-
Sequoia Capital leads seed round for AI-native video platform Preview
Sequoia Capital has led the seed funding round for Preview, an AI-native platform designed for professional video creation. The platform aims to streamline workflows for video production by integrating generative AI cap…
-
Zelensky visits Serbia for talks on economic ties and EU relations
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky made his first official visit to Serbia, a country that has maintained friendly relations with Russia. During the visit, Zelensky met with Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic and Pr…
-
Drought reveals dozens of WWII German warships in shrinking Danube River
Record low water levels on the Danube River, exacerbated by drought and linked to global warming, have revealed dozens of World War II German warships. These vessels were deliberately scuttled by Nazi Germany in 1944 ne…
-
Danube drought forces Europe's power plants to brink of shutdown
Record low water levels on the Danube River, exacerbated by drought and heatwaves, are severely impacting Central and Eastern Europe's power generation. Hungary's Paks nuclear plant is operating at a fraction of its cap…
-
UFC Belgrade breaks finish records with Medic's 30-second KO
UFC Fight Night 283, held at the Belgrade Arena in Serbia, featured a record-breaking number of finishes. In the main event, Uros Medic delivered a swift 30-second TKO victory over Daniel Rodriguez, marking his fourth c…
-
UNESCO advances ethical AI in justice and media · 5 sources tracked
UNESCO is actively working to integrate ethical AI principles into various sectors, including the justice system and journalism. The organization is collaborating with countries like Mexico and Serbia to strengthen judi…
-
Hong Kong mediation body expands global reach, resolves new dispute
The International Organisation for Mediation (IOMed), headquartered in Hong Kong, has successfully resolved at least one additional dispute, expanding its reach to 46 signatory and 16 contracting states. Despite geopoli…
-
Ryanair flight makes emergency landing after window dislodges mid-air
A passenger on a Ryanair flight from Greece to Germany was nearly sucked out of the aircraft when a window dislodged mid-flight. Other passengers managed to pull the man back inside the cabin. The flight returned to The…
-
Record heatwave grips Eastern Europe, underscoring climate change impact
An intense and early heatwave is currently affecting Eastern Europe, following record-breaking temperatures in Germany. Cities like Budapest, Belgrade, and Bucharest are experiencing highs around 40 degrees Celsius, pro…
-
China eyes global air defense market, faces geopolitical hurdles
China's defense industry is positioning its air defense systems, including surface-to-air missiles like the Sky Dragon 100 and Yitian II, for global sales, particularly in the Global South. While cost-effectiveness is a…
-
Serbia's President Vucic to resign amid protests, paving way for early elections
Serbia's President Aleksandar Vučić announced he will resign from his post within weeks, a move that will likely lead to early elections. This decision comes after more than a year of youth-led protests against his gove…