Student-led anti-corruption protests in Belgrade demand fresh elections as violent clashes intensify between demonstrators and Serbian security forces.

Serbian cities have been gripped by days of clashes between anti-government protesters and security forces, as demonstrators accuse authorities of stifling dissent.

Visiting a vandalised office of his nationalist Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) on Monday, Vučić vowed: “We will free the country from terror and evil. We will act faster, stronger. We will not ask ...

Hamas has agreed to a ceasefire and hostage release deal including a 60-day pause in fighting and the exchange of captives, ...

Hungary could open for passenger traffic this winter its 150 km-long section of the high-speed railway line that would ...

Belgrade There are two kinds of Balkan crises: the ones that actually happen, and the ones that feel inevitable until they ...

Serbia’s President Aleksandar Vucic on Sunday announced tough measures against anti-government protesters following days of ...

By Tatyana Kekic in Belgrade Protests in Serbia entered their seventh consecutive night on August 18, as violent clashes ...

A World Bank study with Serbian research institutes warns that Serbia’s education and skills system must urgently adapt to the green transition, or risk deepening inequality and leaving workers behind ...

Riot police pushed back demonstrators who threw rocks and stun grenades at the Serbian Progressive Party’s office.