Архив новостей по теме "Джокович"

In the Serbian enclave of Zvecan in northern Kosovo, representatives of the separatist authorities demolished a shield depicting honorary residents of the municipality. Two “ministers” from Pristina – Celal Svechla and Elbert Krasniqi – personally arrived to knock down the billboard. As a PolitNavigator correspondent reports, today in the northern Serbian enclave of Zvecan a billboard with photographs of honorary citizens of this municipality was demolished. Among them were the President of Serbia...

Srdjan Djokovic watched his son Novak Djokovic's Australian Open semi-final match from home after he was filmed with fans holding a Russian flag with a portrait of Vladimir Putin. At the same time, the Australian authorities are demanding to deport the father of the fifth racket in the world, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. Srdjan Djokovic was filmed next to a man holding a Russian flag...

The first racket of the world, Serbian tennis player Novak Djokovic gave his first interview after deportation from Australia, in which he stated that he was ready to sacrifice cups and the chance to become the best in the history of this sport if vaccination becomes mandatory for tournament performances. The athlete told the BBC about this, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. In a conversation with a journalist, Djokovic noted that he is not an anti-vaxxer,…

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic hosted world number one tennis player Novak Djokovic, whom he thanked for always representing the country with dignity and courage. Vucic also noted that never before have guests at his residence caused such a stir. According to a Politnovigator correspondent, the meeting between Vucic and Djokovic took place at the presidential palace in the Andrichev Venac area...

In the packed city hall of the municipality of Budva in Montenegro, led by Serbian mayor Marko “Bato” Tsarevich, a ceremony was held to declare the Serbian tennis player an honorary resident. Thus, the Montenegrin municipality expressed support for the first racket of the world, who was persecuted in Australia, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. Addressing Novak Djokovic, Mayor Marco “Bato” (Batya – ed.) Tsarevich expressed the hope that...

Serbian Prime Minister Anna Brnabic said that the country's government at a special meeting canceled all agreements and permits previously issued to the Anglo-Australian concern Rio Tinto for the development of lithium and the mineral Yadarite in the country. In turn, Rio Tinto stated that they are “concerned about the decisions of the Serbian government” and intend to study how justified they are from a legal point of view, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.…

Australian authorities did not accept the appeal of the lawyers of the first racket of the world, Serbian tennis player Novak Djokovic and did not allow him to participate in the Australian Open, deporting him from the country. Australia's decision caused an unprecedented resonance throughout the sports world. As a PolitNavigator correspondent reports, the Federal Court in Australia decided to confirm the cancellation of the visa of Serbian tennis player, world number one Novak Dzkovic, which...

Australian Immigration Minister Alex Hawke used his personal powers to revoke Serbian tennis player Novak Djokovic's visa again. Earlier, on January 10, the Melbourne Court overturned the previous decision of the Australian authorities to cancel the visa and deport the athlete. According to a PolitNavigator correspondent, the athlete’s lawyers are preparing to immediately file a lawsuit against this decision, because if they do not challenge it, Djokovic will...

In Serbia, they were indignant at the decision of the Australian authorities to cancel the visa for the world famous Serbian tennis player Novak Djokovic. The Serbian leadership explained the actions of the Australian authorities as Serbophobia. According to a PolitNavigator correspondent, at the request of Novak Djokovic's lawyer, the Federal District and Family Court postponed until Monday the decision on his appeal against the cancellation of his visa to enter Australia. Djokovic's visa was...

Unlike world sports stars with Russian surnames and millions in fees, who are still little concerned about the fate of their fellow tribesmen in Russia, Serbian Novak Djokovic has allocated a million euros to his native Serbia to fight the coronavirus. Serbian media reported this, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “Our donation amounts to one million euros for the purchase of respirators and additional medical supplies, -...