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Residents of "Muharrem Fejza" street in Pristina, on Thursday afternoon have protested about the infrastructural situation in their neighborhood, as a result of the works for four months now. By blocking the main road for a few minutes,…

The Municipality of Prishtina published a research that shows that about 47 percent of the citizens of the capital have been infected with coronavirus and among the most affected are health workers. Officials said it was still too early…

About half of the citizens of the Municipality of Prishtina have passed COVID-19, while 48 percent of the medical staff have been infected with this pandemic. Less affected by the coronavirus were the administrative workers of the…

“Muharrem Fejza” street in Mati 1 is not in operation, as a result of the works. This has led to the circulation of alternative roads in that part of the city. While the main road is impassable due to the works, the traffic on these…

Residents of the Peyton neighborhood in the capital, are in trouble with a crossroads located in this neighborhood, exactly the 'Ramiz Sadiku' complex. Even because of the shape of where this crossroads is located, where the road is seen…

Citizens of Prishtina, residents of the street "Muharrem Fejza" in the neighborhood Mati 1 have addressed the CDHRF in Prishtina with a statement expressing the concern and major problems caused by the Municipality of Prishtina with the…

Residents of the central Serbian town of Cacak were torn from their beds by a series of explosions as the local factory that produced ammunition for tanks and artillery apparently went up in flames.…

Vladimir Vezenković has been playing the oboe in the Nis Symphony Orchestra for 40 years. He was listened to by audiences in America and Europe, and he collaborated with the…

The night owl has appeared in Prishtina. One of the most dangerous predatory animals has found shelter in one of the areas of the capital in our country.The nocturnal flying mammal has been described by specialists as one of the most…

The President of Serbia has announced what is likely the world's first cash-for-jabs plan. He offers to pay around 3,000 dinars ($ 30) to every citizen who receives a Covid vaccine before the end of…