Serbia

Families with babies in New Belgrade can receive free baby strollers as part of a local support program for parents, with the municipality continuing to distribute equipment to families whose children were

The European Union is increasingly questioning whether Serbia’s ambition to join the bloc is genuine, as Belgrade continues to balance its relationship with Brussels against its close ties with Russia and other

Serbia’s student movement has moved far beyond university campuses, becoming one of the country’s most important political forces after months of demonstrations demanding accountability, institutional change and early parliamentary elections. What began

Belgrade will once again put short films in the spotlight this September as the Fine Line Film Fest returns for its fifth edition from September 18 to 20 at the MTS Hall.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has formally called early parliamentary elections for October 25, bringing forward a vote that had originally been expected in December 2027. Vučić announced the decision on September 9

Blood reserves in Serbia have fallen to a critically low level, with supplies currently estimated to be sufficient for only about a day and a half, according to the Institute for Blood

More than one million people in Serbia have already applied for a one time payment of 6,000 dinars, according to the Ministry of Finance, as the government continues a broader package of

Air Serbia has reached a new milestone after carrying 616,479 passengers during August 2026, marking the strongest monthly result in the airline’s history. The record includes both scheduled and charter traffic and