Police officers in Aranđelovac entered the offices of a student political list just hours before a scheduled visit by Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić.
Ethnic Serbs in Kosovo, many of whom retain Serbian citizenship, express fears that the enforcement of Kosovo's Law on Foreigners will lead to them being treated as foreign nationals and facing significant restrictions.
A year after a powerful noise caused a stampede at a Belgrade vigil for victims of the Novi Sad station disaster, prompting speculation about a 'sound weapon', Serbian institutions have yet to convincingly explain the incident.
Serbia’s president confirmed late on Thursday that his country possesses Chinese supersonic surface-attack cruise missiles, after photos of the weapons attached to Serbian fighter jets leaked…
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has accused Ukrainians of planning an attack on his family, including his children and grandchildren, as political tensions between Budapest and Kyiv escalate ahead of upcoming elections.
A group of students and professors from the Serbia-run University of Pristina, currently based in North Mitrovica in Kosovo, gathered to protest, stating that 'those you fear have abandoned you'.
Serbian Finance Minister Sinisa Mali addressed the 2nd Internal EXPO 2027 participants meeting, emphasizing the specialized exhibition's potential to reinforce international cooperation.
Serbia has been listed as the 37th largest arms importer globally, while Ukraine ranks first, according to a report published by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI).
The Secretary General of the Council of Europe stated that strengthening the rule of law, protecting independent institutions, and ensuring media pluralism remain crucial for public trust and Serbia's European path.
Until now, United Group's broadcasters were considered critical of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic. After a deal with the state-owned telecommunications company, concerns are growing that the stance could change.
A Chinese national who exposed illegal operations at a factory in Loznica, Serbia, claims to have suffered brutality at the hands of local police before being deported to Bosnia.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic accused Croatia of direct and strong participation in a 'color revolution' in Serbia amidst local election campaigns, a claim Croatian Prime Minister Plenkovic dismissed as 'ridiculous'.
Eleven years ago, a military helicopter crashed in Belgrade, killing seven people, and calls for accountability persist as commentators reflect on the lack of change in leadership and collective responsibility.
China and Vietnam are set to hold their first high-level ministerial talks under a new '3+3' strategic dialogue platform next week, with China's foreign, defense, and public security ministers attending to strengthen strategic ties despite ongoing disputes like the Paracels.
Best Media Team, a subsidiary of the publishers of tabloids Alo and Informer, has acquired RTV Golija from Ivanjica and Televizija Kikinda, marking their eighth and ninth local media acquisitions since the beginning of the year.
Doroteja Antic, a Serbian student activist, has been in exile for a year along with five others, facing subversion charges in absentia. Her story of dissent against authoritarianism is now reaching the Serbian public through a theatre production.
Serbia did not align with the European Union's recent decision to designate Iran's Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist organization, highlighting its independent foreign policy stance.
Filmmaker Emir Kusturica has publicly endorsed Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, wishing him another victory and expressing his support in a video alongside Milorad Dodik.
Plainclothes police searched the home of a Belgrade University student known for posting videos of police at protests over the past 18 months, following an earlier report of a raid by the Criminal Police Directorate.
Dijana Hrkalovic, a politician affiliated with the regime, has been ordered to pay a fine for making offensive remarks about the editor of the KRIK investigative portal.
Serbian Minister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Đedović Handanović announced at the Nuclear Summit 2026 in Paris that Serbia aims to have a nuclear power plant by 2040, expressing a desire for Serbia to be part of the 'nuclear renaissance'.
The Belgrade-based Bureau for Social Research (BIRODI) reported that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić is abusing his office during the local election campaign.
The 'We Won't Give Up Jadar' association has launched a petition across Serbia calling for the release of a farmer and activist, describing his detention as a 'political arrest' of a man fighting for his rights.
Shipping traffic on the Sava river through Belgrade is being restricted due to the ongoing construction of a new bridge. This new infrastructure project will replace a historic bridge that was previously demolished.
Novak Djokovic has revealed that competing at the 2028 Olympic Games remains one of his biggest motivations, hinting that he could continue playing for at least two more years.
A Chinese national and whistleblower who exposed illegal operations at the Mint factory in Loznica claims to have experienced brutality at the hands of Serbian Police.
On Friday, President Vjosa Osmani dissolved parliament after lawmakers failed to elect a successor, sending Kosovo to its third general election in over a year.
Students in Serbia have announced pre-election rallies for March 14th in municipalities where local elections are being held this month. The rallies are in support of electoral lists backed by or associated with the students.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić controversially compared the student movement to the Pol Pot regime and Red Khmers, who sought to destroy urban areas and establish a peasant state, during an SNS campaign rally, drawing parallels between their recruitment of children and the meaning of 'Taliban' as 'students'. Critics question if Vučić is ignorant or a liar in making such comparisons.
Milomir Jaćimović, a transporter who drove students and citizens to protests, had his driver's license revoked by the police today, following a misdemeanor court ruling.
Offensive, vulgar, and disturbing messages have been written on the doors and windows of the Narodni pokret Srbije and Novo lice Srbije party offices in Vrnjačka Banja.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić confirmed that the country's air force has been equipped with Chinese CM-400 AKG hypersonic ballistic missiles, a detail initially reported by Military Watch magazine. This acquisition has reportedly drawn a reaction from Croatia.
The Serbian Oil Industry (NIS) has submitted a new application to the US Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) for a special operating license, as its existing license is set to expire on March 20th.
Data from the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute indicates that while military spending across the Western Balkans has increased, Serbia is the Number 1 importer of major weapons systems in the region.
Survey of women who gave birth recently reveals a "pervasive yet often hidden crisis of obstetric violence" and a widespread dissatisfaction with medical care.
Marko Milosevic, an MP from the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS), stated that he 'knows for certain' his grandfather, former Serbian and Yugoslav president Slobodan Milosevic, considered stepping down in 1997, but his inner circle opposed it.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic met with UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed to discuss international opportunities and the consequences of the Middle East conflict.
Serbia's public debt reached 39 billion euros at the end of January, accounting for 41.3 percent of the gross domestic product, according to the Finance Ministry.
Communal inspectors have initiated proceedings against residents of a building in New Belgrade who reportedly prevented activists of the ruling party from painting its facade. The inspectors are set to issue fines to the rebellious residents.
Serbian Internal Affairs Minister Ivica Dačić announced on Instagram that he will soon be home, marking his first public statement since being hospitalized with pneumonia two weeks prior.
The Election Commission of Sevojno City Municipality initially rejected the 'United - Sevojno' election list for upcoming local elections, with candidates alleging regime pressure, but later approved it.
Arsenal has built a strong reputation for investing in promising young players, and the latest prospect linked with a move to the club is Serbian talent Vasilije Kostov.The 17-year-old currently…