Vu?i?: Serbia remains committed to dialogue, despite protesters' rejection
Serbian President and EU accession aspirant Aleksandar Vu?i? told Euronews in Belgrade on Monday that his government remains committed to dialogue, although protesters continue to reject offers of public debate or early elections.
He emphasized that he has repeatedly called for an open conversation with the protesters.
"This wasn't my first call. In fact, it was my fifth or sixth for dialogue, for an open conversation," he explained. "I also offered them an open televised debate. Let them choose the topic, let them choose the studio."
He also emphasized that Serbia's future lies in the EU.
Trump: I have a good relationship with Kim Jong-un, I want to meet him again this year
During a meeting in the Oval Office with South Korea's new president, Lee Jae-myung, US President Donald Trump said he wants to meet again with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un within this year.
Referring to his crossing into North Korean territory from the demilitarized zone in 2019, Trump said: "Everybody went crazy, but I felt safe."
"I felt safe because I have an excellent relationship with Kim Jong-un," he told reporters.
Ukraine attacks Druzhba oil pipeline, relations with Hungary and Slovakia deteriorate
Ukrainian attacks on the Druzhba oil pipeline have blocked oil imports to Hungary and Slovakia for several days, sparking a political clash between Kiev, Budapest and Bratislava.
Ukraine has attacked oil facilities on Russian territory with drones and missiles. This pipeline transports Russian oil through Ukraine and Belarus to Central Europe, where Hungary and Slovakia continue to import large quantities.
On Sunday, the Ukrainian president said that these attacks could be linked to Hungary's veto of Ukraine's EU membership process.
"We have always supported the friendship between Ukraine and Hungary. Now the existence of this friendship depends on Hungary's position," Zelensky said when asked whether the attacks on the Druzhba pipeline are a means of pressuring Viktor Orbán to lift his veto on the launch of EU accession negotiations.
Death toll from Israeli airstrikes in Yemen rises to 10
The death toll from recent Israeli airstrikes on Yemen's rebel-held capital, Sanaa, has risen to 10, health authorities said on Monday.
On Sunday, several explosions shook Sanaa, a few days after the Houthis launched a missile towards Israel.
The Israeli strikes hit a facility of Yemen's main oil company, controlled by the Houthis, a power plant and a military facility near the presidential palace, according to reports from the Houthis and the Israeli military.
