Culture news Serbia's Orthodox Christians gather for January's Christmas traditions Though Serbia's COVID-19 figures are at new highs, hundreds attended the traditional Christmas Eve Divine Liturgy in the St. Sava temple in Belgrade, Serbia. 07/01/2022
Art Transforming Novi Sad: Serbia's first European Capital of Culture Novi Sad's role as one of three European Capitals of Culture commences on January 13. We take a look at what a year's worth of programmes could bring to the city. 06/01/2022
Serbia Hundreds of protesters in Serbia call for an end to lithium mine plan Environmental issues have gained public attention in the Balkan nation as a result of various problems with waste management air and water pollution. 04/01/2022
Serbia Serbian president praises Russian arms shipment amid regional tensions President Aleksandar Vučić welcomed a shipment of anti-tank missiles from Russia, yet another delivery of several from the aspiring EU member's Eastern ally. 03/01/2022
Serbia Euroviews. Battery wars: Serbian climate protests were just the beginning | View Rio Tinto's plans to mine one of Europe's largest lithium deposits might be on hold for now. But the stage is set for future conflicts. We must find greener alternatives to lithium batteries to meet our future needs, argues RSK's Jordi Bruno. 22/12/2021
Serbia Activists protest in Belgrade over plans to mine lithium in Serbia Mining giant Rio Tinto wants to extract the metal, which is a vital component in electric cars, laptops, and phone batteries. 18/12/2021
Serbia Serbia suspends plans for lithium mine after environmental protests Activists have said that lithium excavation could inflict lasting ecological damage on rivers and farmland in the region. 16/12/2021
Serbia Serbia a step closer to EU membership but Kosovo relations remain key Much still depends on Serbia normalising relations with Kosovo. 14/12/2021
Serbia Heavy snowfall wreaks havoc in Serbia and much of Balkans Heavy snowfall covered Belgrade and much of the Balkans on Sunday, disrupting transportation and cancelling flights. 12/12/2021
Serbia Protesters block roads in Serbia over lithium mining The protesters halted traffic in Belgrade and other cities and towns in Serbia despite the government agreeing to key demands of the organisers. 11/12/2021
Serbia Serbia moves to defuse protests over Rio Tinto lithium mine For two consecutive weekends, thousands of protesters in Belgrade and other Serbian towns have blocked main roads and bridges to decry the planned lithium mine near Loznica, close to the border with Bosnia and Herzegovina. 08/12/2021
Partner content Christmas in Serbia, Eastern Europe’s most exciting winter wonderland Partner content presented by National Tourism Organisation of Serbia With its snow-capped mountains, thermal hot springs and hearty meat stews, Serbia, the landlocked heart of the Balkans, is best experienced in the winter months. 08/12/2021
Serbia This 'liquid tree' in Belgrade is fighting back against air pollution It contains six hundred litres of water and uses microalgae to bind carbon dioxide and produce pure oxygen through photosynthesis. 07/12/2021
Serbia Euroviews. Russia's gas gift to Serbia comes with strings attached | View Gas prices in Serbia will remain stable for another six months in a relief for President Vučić after a fraught meeting with Putin last month. But at what cost? asks LSE's Vuk Vuksanovic. 04/12/2021
Serbia Four ex-Serbian officers convicted of 1999 journalist's murder The four men were sentenced to a total of 100 years in prison for their involvement in the killing. 03/12/2021
Climate Serbs protest in Belgrade over air pollution problems Protesters blew whistles and carried homemade banners to raise awareness of the pollution problems facing their cities. 29/11/2021
My Europe Series In Belgrade, a mural of war criminal Ratko Mladić has a city divided A street corner in the centre of Serbia's capital featuring a mural guarded by volunteers poses the question of whether the country's society and its politicians have the strength to deal with its wartime past. 26/11/2021
Serbia At least two workers killed in explosions at Serbian munitions factory The deadly blasts occurred at a factory near Belgrade that produces rocket fuel and several other munitions. 23/11/2021
Scenes Meet the Roma girl band empowering women and challenging stereotypes In partnership with Media City "The message we send is that a girl should be independent, strong, believe in herself, and have a goal and not marry early." 22/11/2021
Serbia Rights groups in Serbia fear workers at Chinese factory were trafficked Vietnamese workers at the first Chinese car tyre factory in Europe are shivering in barracks without heat, going hungry and have no money. 20/11/2021
Serbia Serbia: Clashes over mural of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladic Several NGOs said they would gather to remove the mural on the International Day Against Fascism and Antisemitism, but Serbia's police banned the rally. 10/11/2021
No Comment Serbian police keep activists from Mladic mural Police officers in Serbia's capital were deployed Tuesday to a large wall painting of convicted Bosnian Serb wartime commander Ratko Mladic that activists wanted to paint over. 10/11/2021
Sport Best boxers crowned at AIBA Men's World Boxing Championships in Belgrade In partnership with Aiba The Cuban boxers were the most successful at the championships in Serbia claiming three gold and two bronze medals. They also received the trophy for Best team. 07/11/2021
Sport Last rounds of AIBA Men's World Boxing Championship play out in Serbia In partnership with Aiba Watch the last rounds of the finals at the Štark Arena in Belgrade live from 18:00 CET on November 6. 05/11/2021
Sport AIBA Men's World Boxing Championship finals get underway in Serbia In partnership with Aiba Watch the first rounds of the finals at the Štark Arena in Belgrade live from 18:00 CET on November 5. 05/11/2021