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Zoran Milosavljevic

Beograd, Serbia
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About Zoran
I am the Reuters Balkan sports correspondent principally covering countries of the former Yugoslavia while I also freelance for the International Tennis Federation and the European Handball Federation. My top two sports are soccer and basketball but I have inside knowledge of several others. I am also an English translator covering all three principle former Yugoslavia languages - Serbian, Croatian and Bosnian. I have a working level knowledge of Italian. The highlights of my career as a journalist include 2006, 2010 and 2014 soccer World Cups, numerous Davis Cup ties including an exclusive interview with World Number one Novak Djokovic, as well as several major basketball and handball events.
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Bosnian English Croatian
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Video Package (Web / Broadcast) Interview (Video / Broadcast) Vox Pop
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Current Affairs Sports Fact Checking
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Serbia rallies behind 'Spartacus' Djokovic

06 Jan 2022  |  canberratimes.com.au
Novak Djokovic's family and Serbian officials have rallied in support of the tennis star, who has been detained in Australia due to a visa issue related to COVID-19 vaccination requirements. His father, Srdjan Djokovic, accused Australia of mistreating Novak and attempting to bring Serbia to its knees, framing the situation as a political attack rather than a sports-related issue. Djokovic's mother, Dijana, and brother, Djordje, also expressed their support, while former mentor Niki Pilic and former Yugoslavia Davis Cup coach Radmilo Armenulic criticized the Australian government's actions. Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic spoke out against the Australian authorities, and protests were held in Belgrade calling for Djokovic's release.

‘New Spartacus’ Djokovic’s treatment in Australia ‘a disgrace’, say father, ex-mentor

06 Jan 2022  |  radiousa.com
Novak Djokovic, detained in Australia over visa issues related to a medical exemption for COVID-19 vaccination, is seen as a victim of political games, according to his former mentor Niki Pilic and father Srdjan Djokovic. The situation has been described as a disgrace, with Djokovic's father likening him to a symbol for the oppressed. Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison insists there will be no special treatment for Djokovic. The tennis star's legal team is seeking to overturn the entry ban in a court hearing.

NBA-I was a misfit when I joined the Nuggets, says MVP Jokic

01 Jan 2022  |  kelofm.com
Nikola Jokic, the Serbian center for the Denver Nuggets, overcame initial struggles and an unhealthy diet to become the NBA's most valuable player in 2021. Jokic, who joined the Nuggets from Mega Basket in 2015, became the lowest NBA draft pick ever to win the MVP regular season award. He credits his success to a rigorous process of improvement and a missed opportunity with Barcelona that led him to the NBA. Jokic admires players like Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant but maintains a competitive mindset.

NBA-I was a misfit when I joined the Nuggets, says MVP Jokic

01 Jan 2022  |  kelo.com
Nikola Jokic, the Serbian center for the Denver Nuggets, overcame initial struggles and a poor diet to become the NBA's most valuable player in 2021. Jokic, who joined the Nuggets from Serbian side Mega Basket in 2015, became the lowest NBA draft pick ever to win the MVP regular season award. He credits his success to a change in diet and perseverance through a challenging adaptation period. Jokic also praised fellow NBA players Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant, while maintaining his competitive spirit.

NBA-I was a misfit when I joined the Nuggets, says MVP Jokic

01 Jan 2022  |  wnflsports.com
Nikola Jokic, the Serbian center for the Denver Nuggets, reflected on his challenging transition from Mega Basket to becoming the NBA's most valuable player in 2021. Jokic, who had to overhaul his diet and overcome initial struggles with physicality and athleticism, credits his perseverance and unique path for his success. He acknowledged the talents of Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant but emphasized the importance of maintaining a competitive edge. Jokic's journey from being overlooked by Barcelona to making history in the NBA underscores his remarkable development.

NBA-I was a misfit when I joined the Nuggets, says MVP Jokic

01 Jan 2022  |  hi99.com
Nikola Jokic, the Serbian center for the Denver Nuggets, overcame initial struggles and a poor diet to become the NBA's most valuable player in 2021. Jokic, who joined the Nuggets from Serbian side Mega Basket in 2015, became the lowest NBA draft pick ever to win the MVP regular season award. He credits his success to a rigorous process of improvement, including giving up a heavy Coca-cola habit. Jokic also praised fellow players Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant, calling Curry unmissable for any basketball fan and Durant the best offensive player in the league.

NBA-I was a misfit when I joined the Nuggets, says MVP Jokic

01 Jan 2022  |  wibqam.com
Nikola Jokic overcame initial struggles after joining the Denver Nuggets from Serbian team Mega Basket in 2015, transforming his diet and game to become the NBA's most valuable player in 2021. Jokic, known for his exceptional skills for a center, led the Nuggets to the Western Conference finals last season. He admires fellow players Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant but maintains a competitive mindset.

Djokovic wants to coach after playing

08 Nov 2021  |  7news.com.au
Novak Djokovic, the world No.1 tennis player, has expressed his desire to become a coach after retiring from his playing career. He believes in passing on his knowledge and not taking it 'to the grave'. Djokovic, who has been coached by former grand slam champions and currently has Goran Ivanesevic on his team, praised Daniil Medvedev as a top player and his biggest rival. Djokovic is set to participate in the season-ending Masters in Turin and lead Serbia at the Davis Cup finals.

Soccer-Vlahovic double helps Serbia stay ahead of Portugal

13 Oct 2021  |  thestar.com.my
Dusan Vlahovic scored twice to lead Serbia to a 3-1 victory over Azerbaijan in their 2022 World Cup qualifier, placing them at the top of Group A with 17 points, one point ahead of Portugal. Portugal, having beaten Luxembourg 5-0 with a Cristiano Ronaldo hat-trick, stands at 16 points and is set to visit Ireland on November 11.

Soccer - Monaco and Shakhtar deadlocked as Salzburg, Sheriff advance

26 Aug 2021  |  thestar.com.my
Monaco and Shakhtar Donetsk were tied 2-2 on aggregate, leading to extra time in their Champions League playoff round return leg, while RB Salzburg and Sheriff Tiraspol advanced to the group stage. Monaco's Wissam Ben Yedder scored twice, and Shakhtar's Marlos scored a goal in the 74th minute.

Champions League handball I regularly cover for the European Handball Federation

Davis Cup Tennis I regularly cover for the ITF

Breaking International News & Views

08 Sep 2015  |  Reuters
The article discusses the ongoing conflict in the Gaza Strip, highlighting the anticipation of a prisoner and hostage exchange between Hamas and Israel on the final day of a six-day truce. The focus is on the role of Qatar as a mediator and whether it will be able to negotiate an extension of the truce.

Breaking International News & Views

08 Sep 2015  |  Reuters
The article discusses the anticipation of further releases of hostages and prisoners by Hamas and Israel on the final day of a six-day truce in the Gaza Strip conflict. The focus is on the role of Qatar as a mediator and whether it will be able to negotiate an extension of the truce.

Breaking International News & Views

08 Sep 2015  |  Reuters
The article discusses the anticipation of further releases of hostages and prisoners by Hamas and Israel on the final day of a six-day truce in the Gaza Strip conflict. The focus is on the role of Qatar as a mediator and whether it will be able to negotiate an extension of the truce.

Breaking International News & Views

08 Sep 2015  |  Reuters
The article discusses the ongoing conflict in the Gaza Strip, highlighting the anticipation of further releases of hostages and prisoners by Hamas and Israel on the final day of a six-day truce. The focus is on the role of Qatar as a mediator and whether it will be able to negotiate an extension of the ceasefire. The situation remains tense as the international community watches to see if the truce will lead to a more lasting peace or if hostilities will resume.
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