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Serbia, Hungary demand help from EU to stem migrant 'exodus' from Kosovo

Serbia and Hungary are demanding the European Union does more to stop what they described as an “exodus of migrants” from Kosovo. More than 30,000

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Hague Court rejects 'genocide' claims dating back to breakup of Yugoslavia

Hague Court rules that both Croatia and Serbia committed crimes during breakup of Yugoslavia but they did not amount to genocide

Kosovo

Ethnic Serb politician is sacked after remarks trigger unrest in Kosovo

Kosovo has sacked one of its government ministers after he described Kosovo Albanians as savages when they protested at Serb pilgrims marking

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Croatia and Serbia's unforgettable bloodshed

The results of the 1991-1995 Croatian War of Independence may be seen today in villages populated by Serb refugees who were driven out of Krajina, or

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Top UN court rules Serbia and Croatia not guilty of genocide during Balkans conflict

International Court of Justice says neither Serbia nor Croatia committed genocide during Balkan wars

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UN top court rules neither Serbia nor Croatia committed genocide during Balkan wars

The UN’s top court, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in the Hague has dismissed both genocide cases between Croatia and Serbia during the

Serbia

Hague court to rule on Croatia and Serbia genocide claims

The International Court of Justice in the Hague (ICJ) will today hand down its ruling on duel claims of genocide by Croatia and Serbia dating back

Serbia

Former Fatah strongman is granted Serbian citizenship

Serbia has officially revealed it has granted citizenship to a key political rival of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas. Mohammad Dahlan, whom

Serbia

Freedom of the press: war of words between EU and candidate country Serbia

Serbia

New Chinese-built bridge unveiled in Belgrade

The prime ministers of China and Serbia have officially opened a new multi-million-euro bridge over the River Danube in Belgrade. It has six lanes

World News

Where in Europe is corruption most strongly perceived?

Serbia

Safety helmet saves Serbian minister from falling ice

Serbia’s energy minister unwittingly illustrated the dangers posed by a cold snap as he toured an eastern region. Aleksandar Antic was saved by his

World News

Ice and winds cause havoc in east and central Europe

Daily life has been severely disrupted in parts of Serbia, Austria and the Czech Republic.

Bulgaria

Refugees perish in mountains on Bulgarian-Serbian border

United Kingdom

World Travel Market 2014 interview – Gordana Plamenac, Serbia

Kosovo

Why is there tension between Serbia and Albania?

Real Economy

Croatia: the EU's youngest member takes stock of progress

World

Kosovo's PM Thaci on statehood, corruption and the EU dream

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