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30/05/2026

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30/05/2026

Тhe first recorded female names in Serbian history mostly belonged to princesses and noblewomen, since ordinary women were rarely mentioned in medieval documents. Among the oldest recorded names are Vukoslava and Dragoslava, ancient Slavic names carried by Serbian princesses.
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29/05/2026

FIBA 3x3 updated its global men’s rankings for May 2026 and remembering the top five players in the world is surprisingly easy.
Why?
Because every single one of them is Serbian.

29/05/2026

28/05/2026

FIBA 3x3 updated its global men’s rankings for May 2026 and remembering the top five players in the world is surprisingly easy.
Why?
Because every single one of them is Serbian. Read more on serbia-actually.com (LinkinBio)

28/05/2026

One of the most revered relics in Orthodox Christianity—the Holy Belt of the Virgin Mary—arrived in Belgrade on May 20 and will stay there until June 5.
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27/05/2026

In the spring of 1999, Serbian long-distance runner Goran Raičević was supposed to travel to Greece for another competition. Instead, he put on the uniform of the Yugoslav Army and went to Kosovo. Read more on serbia-actually.com (LinkinBio)

27/05/2026

In the late summer of 1979, Belgrade turned into something between a street-racing arena and a live political spectacle. Every night, thousands of people gathered around Slavija Square waiting for the same thing: the roar of a stolen white Porsche 911 tearing through the city streets.

26/05/2026

In the late summer of 1979, Belgrade turned into something between a street-racing arena and a live political spectacle. Every night, thousands of people gathered around Slavija Square waiting for the same thing: the roar of a stolen white Porsche 911 tearing through the city streets. Read more on serbia-actually.com (Link in Bio)

26/05/2026

When people speak about medieval Serbia, most first think of Dušan's Code—one of the most famous legal monuments in Serbian history, known for its strict rules, organization of the state, and harsh punishments.
But few know that Dušan’s Code directly refers, in six separate articles, to another law called the “Law of the Holy Fathers. Read more on serbia-actually.com