Warsaw opens the 'Metroteka' - an innovative library housed in a metro station
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Novi Sad: This buzzing city is this year’s European Capital of Culture
In partnership with Novi Sad European Capital of Culture
Known as the “Serbian Athens” thanks to its rich cultural heritage, Novi Sad is one of the first cities outside of the European Union to be named the European Capital of Culture
Montenegro government falls over ties with Serbian Orthodox Church
It is not yet clear whether the fall of the government will lead to snap parliamentary elections or if the parties might try to form a new govening coalition.
Recent Serbia-Kosovo flare-up not a real conflict, says expert
Leaders of Serbia and Kosovo met in Brussels for another EU-mediated attempt to resolve lingering issues between the two wartime rivalling states that have spiked tensions in the Balkans.
Serbia and Kosovo agree to further talks to deescalate Balkan tensions
Serbia's President Aleksandar Vučić and Kosovo's Prime Minister Albin Kurti met in Brussels on Thursday, in talks facilitated by the EU.
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Kosovo Serb protest calls for voting rights in Serbia’s election
Demonstrators gathered in Mitrovica with banners reading “We want our human rights”.
Dozens of Serb nationalists hold pro-Russia rally in Montenegro
One of the large banners carried by those gathered read “Serbs in Montenegro, Russians in Ukraine”.
Bosnian Serbs vote for withdrawing from central institutions
Western countries have expressed concern that the move could trigger further division in Bosnia.
Bosnia arrests 5 former Muslim soldiers for war crimes against Serbs
The suspects are accused of killing at least eight civilians in Sarajevo during the 1990s war.
'The edge of chaos': Clashes between Kosovo police and ethnic Serbs
Tensions between Kosovo and Serbia are already high after a border dispute over vehicle licence plates.
Former Serb paramilitary jailed for 20 years for war crimes in Kosovo
An ethnic Serb has been sentenced to 20 years in prison in Kosovo after being convicted of war crimes, including involvement in a 1999 massacre.
Kosovo upholds Serb MP conviction for denying 1999 massacre
Ivan Todosijevic was jailed in 2019 for claiming that a massacre of Kosovo Albanians by Serbian forces was fabricated.
Bosnian Serbs will shut down government over genocide denial law
Bosnian Serb politicians have pledged to block decision-making in the country’s institutions in protest over a recent move by a top international envoy to outlaw genocide denial.
Kosovo jails Serbian army reserve for 12 years for war crimes
A Kosovo court has jailed a former Serb army police reserve officer for 12 years for crimes during the country's 1998-1999 war.
Thousands protest in Montenegro over religious law amendment
Demonstrators have accused the new government of being pro-Serb because of its plans to amend a religious property law that is strongly opposed by the Serbian Orthodox Church.
Bosnia arrests seven former police and army officials over war crimes
Bosnia has arrested seven former police and army officials on suspicion of war crimes committed against Bosniak and Croat citizens in the Donji Vakuf area in 1992.
Bosnia arrests seven former military officers over wartime killings
A total of nine people are suspected of the September 1992 crime in Sokolac, according to Bosnia's prosecutor's office.