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Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has raised concerns ahead of a reported meeting in Paris between Kosovo’s Prime Minister Albin Kurti and French President Emmanuel Macron, warning that potential proposals discussed there could

Serbia’s Minister of Defense, Bratislav Gašić, stated that conditions have been created for the reintroduction of mandatory military service, which will last 75 days. He added that the exact start date will

The criminal proceedings connected to the May 2023 mass killing at Belgrade’s Vladislav Ribnikar Elementary School continued on March 25, 2026, when the boy who carried out the attack was again brought

Serbia marked the 27th anniversary of the start of the NATO bombing of the then Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, which began on March 24, 1999, and lasted 78 days until the Kumanovo

The latest Freedom House findings indicate that Serbia has continued to decline in democratic standards, receiving one of the lowest evaluations in the Western Balkans. The country remains classified as a “partly

Average salary and what it hides New reporting based on Serbian statistical data shows that the country’s average net salary for September 2025 was 109,147 dinars, while the median net salary was

Commemoration of the March 2004 events Serbian officials and representatives of the Serbian Orthodox Church marked the anniversary of the March 2004 violence in Kosovo, describing it as one of the most

Dragoslav Pavlović, the Mayor of the city of Niš, has become one of the few mayors from the Balkans to undertake a significant visit to the United States with the goal of

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić expressed concerns over what he described as a potential military alliance between Croatia, Albania, and Kosovo, emphasizing that Serbia is preparing to defend itself. “I lead a small

Today marks 23 years since Zoran Djindjic, Prime Minister of Serbia, leader of the Democratic Party, and a leading figure of the Democratic Opposition of Serbia, was assassinated near the entrance of

Authorities in the Hungarian town of Makó, close to the border with Serbia, have launched an extensive search after seven children sharing the same surname went missing on March 7. Initially, police

Serbian Interior Minister Ivica Dačić has been discharged from the Clinical Center after being hospitalized with double pneumonia, a condition that required him to be placed on mechanical ventilation. Dačić briefly addressed