Serbia makes a bold statement in Euro 2024 - find out why they're threatening to withdraw from the tournament!
Serbia has caused a stir in the football world by threatening to pull out of Euro 2024 following allegations of hateful chants from Croatia and Albania fans during the recent match. The Serbian FA has filed a complaint with UEFA, demanding action against the alleged chants of "kill the Serb." This unexpected move has put the tournament in jeopardy and sparked a heated debate among fans and officials.
In another controversial scenario, Serbia's grey economy has come under scrutiny, with a significant portion of the country's economic activity remaining unregistered, amounting to a staggering €14.7 billion. This revelation sheds light on the challenges Serbia faces in combating informal economic practices and highlights the need for stricter regulations.
Amidst the football drama, solidarity has been shown towards independent journalism in Serbia, with support for media freedom organizations condemning legal actions taken by Judge Dušanka Đorđević and her husband against the Crime Investigation and Reporting Center (KRIK). This display of unity underscores the importance of press freedom in upholding democratic values.
On a diplomatic front, the OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities Kairat Abdrakhmanov's visit to Belgrade in June 2024 signifies ongoing efforts to address national minority issues in Serbia. Abdrakhmanov's engagement with the country reflects a commitment to promoting diversity and inclusion within the region, emphasizing the significance of international cooperation in fostering peaceful coexistence.
The nation has claimed that fans from Croatia and Albania chanted “kill, kill, kill the Serb” in yesterday's 2-2 draw between the two teams. Serbia make ...
The Serbian FA has filed a complaint claiming Croatia and Albania fans chanted hateful language about Serbs.
Serbia are demanding that Uefa punish Croatia and Albania after accusing their fans of hateful chanting during their Euro 2024 clash in Hamburg on ...
Serbia soccer officials have threatened to quit the European Championship after offensive chants during the Albania-Croatia match.
Over a fifth of Serbia's economic activity remains unregistered, representing 21.1% of GDP, or approximately €14.7bn, according to a recent study ...
Serbian football officials threatened to quit the European Championship over fan chants reportedly heard during Wednesday's Albania-Croatia match in Hamburg.
The undersigned journalists and media freedom organisations condemn legal actions taken by Judge Dušanka Đorđević and her husband against the Crime and ...
Following Aleksandar Vučić's flag-waving disrespect at the United Nations Srebenica genocide resolution, the notion that Vucic alone can steer Serbia ...
The alleged chants occurred during the 2-2 draw between Croatia and Albania.
Punish Croatia and Albania or we're leaving, Serbian football chief told UEFA.
Over a fifth of Serbia's economic activity remains unregistered, representing 21.1% of GDP, or approximately €14.7bn, according to a recent study ...
OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities Kairat Abdrakhmanov visited Belgrade from 17 to 19 June 2024 to continue his longstanding engagement with the ...