Serbia
Thousands of students celebrate in Belgrade after Vucic concedes in Serbia election
The students' win marks a profound political shift in the country of some 6 million people and shows what power the younger generation has when they are able to harness widespread discontent.
Serbia's Vucic concedes defeat to student led movement in parliamentary election
Vucic's mission: Can Serbia's longtime leader secure new mandate? - analysis
UEFA opens probe into alleged misconduct during Ireland-Israel soccer match
Blue-and-white earns point against Ireland, but relegation battle looms
Israel showed character in responding to last week’s heavy defeat and falling behind again, but the two points accumulated from four matches leave very little margin for error.
The Thaci verdict exposes the West’s unresolved Kosovo double standard - opinion
Serbia seeks nothing other than equal treatment and for what happened during the conflict in Kosovo and Metohija (KiM) to be called by its proper name.
Netanyahu ally Serbian President Vucic resigns, paving way for early elections
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic is a political ally of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Zelensky seeks stronger trade, security links through Carpathian Eight
The Carpathian Eight aims to reinforce regional trade and security cooperation after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
The Balkans' Iron Wall: The untold story of Serb resilience, media bias, the Jewish bond - opinion
The geopolitical history of the Balkan Peninsula, and Serbia in particular, has been defined by its strategic role as a ruthless frontier against invading forces.
Serbia opened assembly plant for Israeli drones, President Vukic confirms
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said that the plant will assemble "state-of-the-art" Israeli-designed drones and will employ about 100 workers.
Hashim Thaci convicted of murder, torture, and detention in Kosovo war crimes trial
Thaci was convicted over the killing of 96 people, as well as the illegal detention of 385 people and torture of 303 during Kosovo’s 1990s conflict with Serbia.
Israel’s survival story inspires vision for Republika Srpska’s future, Milorad Dodik tells 'Post'
EUROPE AFFAIRS: In Banja Luka, Milorad Dodik tells the ‘Post’ of his support for Israel and the political dream he says has never disappeared: breaking away from Bosnia and uniting with Serbia.
Serbia’s Vucic dissolves parliament, calls snap elections amid anti-corruption protests
Serbia will hold snap elections on October 25 after President Vucic dissolved parliament, with the longtime leader seeking a new path back to the premiership.
Reporter's Notebook: The two faces of General Ratko Mladic
Three decades after the Bosnian War, he remains a hero to many in Republika Srpska even after his genocide conviction.
