Serbia US allegations of Russian 'spy nest' in Serbia 'absurd' - Zakharova The Russian Serbian Center is poised to help during natural disasters 22/06/2017
No Comment French philosopher Levy gets pied in Belgrade A Serbian activist threw a cream pie in the face of French intellectual Bernard-Henri Levy at a showing of his film ‘Peshmerga’ in the Serbian capital of Belgrade on Wednesday (10… 12/05/2017
Serbia Serbia sees sixth day of anti-corruption protests Serbia sees a sixth day of anti-corruption protests following the presidential election win of Aleksander Vucic. 08/04/2017
Serbia Third day of protests in Serbia against Vucic victory In Serbia’s capital Belgrade, thousands took to the streets on Wednesday for the third day in a row, to protest against the overwhelming victory of Conservative Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic in last 06/04/2017
Serbia Hundreds protest in Belgrade over Vucic presidential win Anti-Vucic protests in Belgrade with critics accusing PM of tightening his rule with a landslide presidential win 05/04/2017
Serbia Serbian Premier Aleksandar Vucic elected president Celebrations at the Belgrade headquarters of Serbia’s ruling Progressive Party. 03/04/2017
Serbia Aleksandar Vucic scores a big win in Serbian presidential poll It's a landslide win for Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic who takes the presidency without the need for a run-off vote 03/04/2017
Serbia Serbia PM Vucic wins presidential poll by a landslide Conservative Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic won Serbia’s presidential election by a landslide on Sunday, confirming his domination of the Balkan country balanced between the West and… 02/04/2017
Serbia Will the polls get it right? Serbia votes in presidential election Polls predict Serbia’s presidential election will be a landslide victory for Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić. 02/04/2017
Serbia Serbia at the polls, with victory forecast for Prime Minister Vucic Serbia votes in a presidential election expected to be an easy win for Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić. 02/04/2017
Serbia Serbian PM expected to win presidential election If Serbs vote with the economy in mind on Sunday Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic should have little trouble winning the presidency. 31/03/2017
Serbia Vucic tipped to win Serbia's presidential election Voters will head to the polls on Sunday for a presidential election that will shape the country for the next four years. 31/03/2017
Europe News EU's Mogherini booed by pro-Russian Serbian MPs EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini has faced pro-Russian chants in the Serbian parliament. 03/03/2017
Sport EuroLeague: Belgrade win seven in a row as Fenerbahce win Istanbul bragging rights Crvena Zvezda Belgrade celebrated their seventh straight win in the EuroLeague on Thursday evening when they beat six-times champions Panathinaikos in front of a sellout crowd in the Serbian… 27/01/2017
No Comment Serbia: medieval knight fight and swimming in subzero waters Sub zero temperatures in Serbia did not deter history and heritage fans. 19/01/2017
No Comment Refugees wait at the border 20 migrants a day are allowed to cross from Serbia into Hungary at Horgos. 18/01/2017
No Comment Serbia's cold snap sees the Danube freeze over Abnormally cold weather in Serbia caused parts of the River Danube to freeze over, halting shipping. 16/01/2017
Serbia War of words as Kosovo stops 'provocative' Serbian train Serbia recalled its train - decked out in nationalist colours - to Belgrade after Kosovo police blocked its entry into the country. 15/01/2017
Serbia Kosovo angered by Serbia's 'provocative' train Serbian authorities have sent a promotional train to north Kosovo for the first time in 18 years, a move deemed a 'serious provocation' by Pristina. 14/01/2017
Serbia Refugees in Greece and Serbia forced to endure sub-zero temperatures Fears are growing for thousands of refugees stuck with next to no shelter in sub-zero temperatures. 10/01/2017
No Comment Migrants battle cold in Serbia and Hungary Around 1,500 migrants from Asia and the Middle East found sheltering in abandoned warehouses in Belgrade in order to survive a cold snap which on Monday (January 9) brought night-time temperatures to 10/01/2017
No Comment Serbia: migrant crowd grows in Belgrade’s squalid informal camp The migrant population grows at an informal camp in Belgrade. 20/12/2016
Serbia Croatia marks 25th anniversary of Vukovar massacre A quarter of a century on, Croatia is commemorating one of the ugliest episodes of the wars that led to the break-up of Yugoslavia. 17/11/2016