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Kosovo Police close Serb-run ‘parallel’ post and tax office in Gracanica, January 15, 2025. Photo: BIRN/Artan Hamiti. Kosovo officials on Wednesday said several more Serbia-run “parallel ...

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No further information regarding the breed of the dog, owner of the dog, or what had instigated the attack has not been released.

[Azernews] Gas flows from Azerbaijan to Serbia have been halted and it is unclear when they will resume, news agency Tanjug quoted Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić as saying on 11 January.