Hundreds of members and allies of the LGBTQ community took part in Belgrade pride parade on Sunday amid tight security in the conservative Balkan country.

The battles were tense, with great skill and physical endurance needed to succeed in the duels that were fierce rather than theatrical.

Lawyers in Serbia have begun a week-long strike, calling on the authorities to investigate the murder of one of their colleagues.

Bosnian Serb soldiers slaughtered over eight thousand Muslim men and boys in Srebrenica in Bosnia in 1995.

One of Europe's oldest cities, Belgrade is beloved by travellers and never fails to offer pleasant surprises

Belgrade Zoo welcomed two new babies this week - an American bison calf and a fawn

Serbia's monarchs were kicked out of the country during World War II but they never gave up the claim to the throne. Now a new political party is lobbying to bring the monarchy back.

Serbian President Vučić on EU bid and making "huge efforts” to normalise Kosovo relations

Series of finds of illegal dumps raises fears thousands of tons of waste remain to be found in vulnerable locations.

European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker is currently touring six Western Balkan countries and has made it clear membership of the bloc is not a done deal

Around 30 competitors braved Belgrade's 3-degree wind dressed in next to nothing.

Amid biting wind and freezing temperatures, groups of migrants huddle around a fire near Serbia's border with Croatia, sharing food and warm drinks and waiting for an opportunity to cross over into the European Union member country.

As Serbs try to come to terms with their history, the country remains divided over Mladic verdict

A joint military exercise between Serbian and US troops is part of an effort to boost relations between the Balkan country and NATO

A little more than a decade ago US and Serbian forces were at loggerheads in the Balkans. Now they are training together with a view to an eventual Serbian-NATO partnership.