Montenegro president accuses Serbia of sparking religious protests
Montenegro’s president, Milo Djukanovic, says Serbia and Russia are using the Serbian Orthodox Church to undermine the government as the…
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Serbia receives Russian air-defence equipment
Russia has delivered Pantsir S1 air-defence systems (pictured) to Serbia, according to the authorities in Belgrade. The rapid-fire system is designed…
Hungary reopens Serbia border after migrant protest
Hungarian police have reopened the Serbian border crossing at Kelebija that was closed to block a group of migrants who…
Serbia and Kosovo agree to resume flights
Serbia and Kosovo have agreed to resume direct commercial flights for the first time since the province broke away from…
Serbia president cancels Montenegro visit amid church spat
Montenegro has criticised Serbia for not protecting its embassy in Belgrade during a violent attack by a mob protesting against…
Kosovo president blasts ‘pro-Serb’ EU
Kosovo’s president, Hashim Thaci, has accused the EU of double standards for blocking visa-free travel while boosting pro-Russian Serbia’s integration. …
Serbia’s Vucic vows to preserve Russia ties
Serbia’s president, Aleksandar Vucic, says a Russian spy scandal will not damage bilateral relations, adding that Russia was not the…
Kosovo opposition triumphs over independence hero
Kosovo’s opposition parties have won the early general election in a shift away from politicians who are former independence fighters…
Kosovo PM resignation dismissed as ‘trick’ by Serb president
The surprise resignation of Kosovo’s prime minister, Ramush Haradinaj, ahead of questioning by a court in the Hague, is a…
Montenegro jails opposition chiefs over 2016 coup plot
A Montenegro court has sentenced 14 people, including a pair of alleged Russian spies, after they were convicted of plotting…
Hague faces probe over Karadzic phone call
A United Nations tribunal says it is investigating how Bosnian-Serb war criminal Radovan Karadzic (pictured) made an unauthorised phone call…
Milosevic’s widow dies in Russian exile
The widow of late Serbian president Slobodan Milosevic, Mira Markovic, has died in self-imposed exile in Russia aged 76. In…
China funds Serbian coal boom
Concerns are increasing about the international role of China in creating air pollution as it backs a major coal project…
Kosovo-Serbia tensions rise amid arrests
Kosovo police arrested three ethnic Serbs, including two police officers, this morning (Friday), on suspicion of involvement in the killing…
Serb president proposes Kosovo land swap
Serbia has raised the prospect of a new deal with Kosovo that could see the neighbours draw up new zones…
UN court convicts Serb leader
The International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague has found Vojislav Seselj, the Serbian Radical Party leader, guilty of war…