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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.

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Serbia puts forces on alert after Kosovo police operation in Serb-populated north

Serbia puts forces on alert after Kosovo police operation in Serb-populated north

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Watch : Serbia holds a military parade as a show of military might

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said the parade would demonstrate how far Serbia "has progressed, how much stronger it is". Held on Friday, the parade marks the country's Victory Day, which was celebrated a day earlier elsewhere in the Balkan nation.

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Balkan summit aims to break Kosovo-Serbia deadlock

Leaders of Serbia and Kosovo held their first talks in several months — part of a Western Balkan summit aimed at ending the deadlock in the region.

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What are Pristina and Belgrade likely to discuss in Friday's talks?

Kosovo and Serbia will sit down at the negotiating table once again on Friday to try and find a solution to some of the major political problems blocking normalising relations.

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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.

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Thousands gather to protest against Serbia president Vučić

Authorities accuse the opposition of planning the violence and deployed a heavy police presence inside the building in Belgrade.

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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

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Anti-government protests in Serbia enter third month

Thousands of people rallied in Belgrade on Saturday, as demonstrations against Serbian President Aleksandar Vuci and his government entered a third month.

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Anti-government protesters in Serbia step up their campaign

Anti-government protesters in Serbia step up their campaign, a day after storming the headquarters of state television.

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Protests against Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic continue

Thousands of people demonstrated in the Serbian capital on Saturday, in the 12th straight week of protests against President Aleksandar Vucic.

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

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

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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?

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Protesters in Serbia stage 10th week of demonstrations against Vucic

Protesters in Serbia stage 10th week of demonstrations against Vucic

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Exclusive: Russia 'trying to meddle in' Balkan countries joining NATO

It comes on the day the Republic of North Macedonia took a step closer to joining the defence alliance.

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Tens of thousands of people rally across Serbia for the ninth Saturday in a row

Demonstrators accuse Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic of stifling democratic freedoms, cracking down on opponents, and controlling the media.

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Demonstrations continue in Serbia against Vučić government

Protesters marched in Belgrade on Saturday in the latest rally against the Serbian leader, demanding an end to "political violence".

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State of the Union: 2 minutes to midnight

The doomsday clock is stuck at two minutes to midnight - while in Europe people take to the streets to call against global warming, a name dispute, Brexit. We speak to the Hungarian foreign minister on the dispute with Brussels and Serbian film director Emir Kusturica on his views about the EU.

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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?

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Orthodox believers swim In Icy waters to mark Epiphany in Serbia

Orthodox feast of Epiphany was celebrated all over Serbia with swimming in freezing rivers and lakes