Update: 05/08/2025 – 19:10 UTC+2 While President Vučić is in Moscow, students continue to fight to be heard. Some finish an ultra-marathon that brought them from Novi Sad to Brussels,…
Serbia is the latest country to join the boycott which started in Croatia and which quickly spread to other countries of the Western Balkans. ADVERTISEMENT The association for consumer protection…
Updated: 26/11/2024 – 9:51 UTC+1 On Monday in the Serbian Parliament, scuffles and fights broke out between the ruling party and opposition deputies. Deadly railway station roof collapse sparks protests
Every year from now on the UN will commemorate the genocide of more than 8,000 Bosnian Muslims by the Bosnian Serbs in 1995. The resolution, adopted by the United Nations,…
After the contested registration plates, it is now the question of banning the use of the Serbian dinar which is reviving tensions between the Serb minority in Kosovo and the…
Kosovo, whose currency is the euro but where some 120,000 Serbs live in the north of the country, has suspended and postponed indefinitely the ban on transactions in Serbian dinars,…
More than thirty years after the proclamation of their “Republic”, the Bosnian Serbs are celebrating their “national day” on Tuesday, a commemoration deemed illegal by the rest of the country,…
For the eighth consecutive day, the Serbian opposition denounces the irregularities of the legislative elections of December 17: Moscow accuses the destabilizing influence of the West. ADVERTISEMENT In Serbia, the…
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic claimed victory for his right-wing nationalist party in the legislative elections on Sunday evening. ADVERTISEMENT Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic claimed Sunday evening the victory of his…
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic said that after half of the ballots were counted, Serbian Progressive Party projections show that President Aleksandar Vucic won 47% of the vote and expects to…