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Serbia launches investigation into finances of rights groups

A government official told the state news agency that non-government groups should not be treated as “holy cows.”

Serbia

EU 'back in the driver's seat' as Serbia-Kosovo talks resume

Serbia-Kosovo deal: Can Brussels succeed where the White House failed?

Serbia

Fifth night of anti-Vučić protests in Belgrade but no trouble reported

The protests first started when Serbia's populist president announced a strict curfew for this weekend to curb a surge in new coronavirus cases.

Belgium

Serbia-Kosovo dispute: What's at stake during Washington talks?

What are the possible stumbling blocks as leaders from Serbia and Kosovo head to Washington for talks and how likely are they to get anywhere at all?

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Serbia

Serbia election: Vucic declares landslide win in controversial vote

Exit polls suggest the main coalition partners have secured 210 of the 250 parliamentary seats up for grabs.

Serbia

Russia hits back as US takes lead in Kosovo-Serbia peace talks

The United States, the EU and Russia are battling for influence over peace negotiations between Kosovo and Serbia.

Kosovo

Kosovo's new government eases trade restrictions with rival Serbia

Just days after coming to power Kosovo's new prime minister Avdullah Hoti has lifted some of the restrictions on Serb goods entering the country.

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Break-up Bosnia to solve political crisis, says Bosnian Serb leader

Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik said the political crisis in the country “will disappear only when Bosnia disappears"

World

Serbia committed to joining European Union, says President Aleksandar Vučić

In an interview at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Serbia’s President Aleksandar Vučić said joining the European Union was of the “utmost significance” for the Serbian people.

World News

A history of tension: Serbia-Kosovo relations explained

Euronews looks back at one of Europe's most violent conflicts and the tense relations between two nations still at odds.

Serbia

Widow of Slobodan Milosevic dubbed 'Lady Macbeth' dies

The widow of Slobodan Milosevic, Mira Markovic, has died in Russia at the age 76. She was dubbed "Lady Macbeth" for being her husband's most trusted adviser and a staunch supporter of his policies.

Serbia

Serbia's ruling party wants to call early elections

Serbia's ruling Progressive Party (SNS) has said it wants to call early elections, despite President Aleksandar Vucic abstaining

Serbia

Same-sex partner of Serbia's PM gives birth to baby boy

Mother and baby are said to be "doing fine," according to statement.

Serbia

Why is Serbia's opposition staging a parliament boycott?

Serbia's opposition staged a boycott in the country's parliament on Monday following 10 weeks of anti-government protests. But what are they angry about, how has the president reacted and could we see a snap vote?

Serbia

Why are there anti-government protests in Serbia? | Euronews Answers

As protests enter their eighth week in Serbia, why are people so angry at Aleksandar Vucic's government?

World News

Belgrade sees seventh week of anti-government protests

Seventh week of anti-government protests in Belgrade

Serbia

Thousands gather in Belgrade to cheer Putin during his visit to Serbia

Thousands gather in Belgrade to cheer Putin during his brief visit to Serbia.

Serbia

March in Belgrade in memory of assassinated Serbian politician

Demonstrators denounce "climate of fear" ahead of visit from Russian President Vladimir Putin

Serbia

Thousands flood the streets of Belgrade in anti-government protest

Thousands of people took to the streets of the Serbian capital city of Belgrade Saturday night, to protest the sitting government and its de facto leader President Aleksandar Vucic.democratic freedoms

Serbia

Protesters in Serbia denounce an alleged government crackdown on opposition parties

The second weekend of protest in a row was called by an alliance of opposition parties.