The Latest Breaking News from Serbia

On November 1 2024, the roof of a newly €55 million renovated railway station in Novi Sad, Serbia’s second biggest city, collapsed and killed 15 people. The deaths sparked Serbia’s largest wave of student-led anti-government protests since Yugoslavia’s disintegration in 2000.

Former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich expresses gratitude to President Trump for pardon, denies wrongdoing, hints at possible ambassadorship to Serbia.

Kosovo's recent election results, challenges, and the need for a coalition government in navigating political and economic complexities.

Editorial: A new coalition government may seek to rebuild bridges with western partners, at a perilous geopolitical moment

Bosnian students have rallied to demand accountability for deadly floods last year in a protest inspired by massive anti-corruption gatherings by fellow students that have paralyzed neighboring Serbia

Preliminary results of Kosovo's parliamentary election show Vetevendosje! party leading but short of majority, raising coalition prospects amid economic ch...

Serbian students protest government corruption and demand justice after a tragic canopy collapse, sparking a nationwide movement for democracy.

The vote will determine who leads Kosovo’s stalled normalisation talks with neighbouring Serbia.

Fears of partition that arose during Trump’s first administration have re-emerged as PM Albin Kurti navigates tense relations with both US and EU

The rivals will co-host the Under-21 European Championship in 2027, 11 years on from a football flashpoint that sparked a diplomatic incident

Voters will cast ballots in Kosovo elections Sunday in a contest that pits combative incumbent Prime Minister Albin Kurti's quest to stamp out Serbian influence against a fractured opposition's vow to boost the economy.