President Aleksander Vucic of Serbia made a hastily arranged visit to Kosovo to ease the fears of ethnic Serbs fears that critics say he has stoked... READ MORE›
Afterward, he called the killing a terrorist act and said Serbia is demanding that international missions in Kosovo include Serbia in their investigation into the slaying... READ MORE›
Serbian government negotiators walked out of EU-mediated talks with Kosovo Albanians in Brussels after the news... READ MORE›
After Slovenia joined the European Union in 2004, it blocked Croatia's accession for years because it would not compromise on the borders... READ MORE›
On October 19, Croatian police officers apprehended four Afghan men crossing from Serbia's Sid... READ MORE›
She said his death deeply struck the hearts of the Croatian people ... READ MORE›
The Netherlands' Public Prosecution Service will look into the death of Slobodan Praljak, the agency announced... READ MORE›
Gjiknuri disputed the new report's findings on the basis that only two high dams were being built in Albania, while most others were run-of-the-river hydropower ... READ MORE›
There is no conscience about war crimes, so neither are there reasons to avoid returning Milosevic's people to senior positions, she said... READ MORE›
After a short apprenticeship as a tinsmith, Mladic followed him into the military, going to officer school and commanding Yugoslav army units in Macedonia and Kosovo... READ MORE›
As in Srebrenica, the Serb authorities in Serbia have resisted acknowledging what happened... READ MORE›
Ratko Mladic removed from court after shouting during hearing which found him guilty of genocide I am General Ratko Mladic... READ MORE›
More Ratko Mladic, 'Butcher of Bosnia,' found guilty at war crimes trial He is also held responsible for the three-year siege and bombardment of Sarajevo... READ MORE›
Ratko Mladic, the former Bosnian Serb commander, was sentenced to life imprisonment on Wednesday for genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity... READ MORE›
Photo General Mladic at one of his command posts in Bosnian Serb territory in 1996... READ MORE›
Previous judgments of the tribunal in the Netherlands already ruled that the massacre of about 8,000 Muslim men and boys in Srebrenica was genocide... READ MORE›
A gay woman has been appointed prime minister of Serbia in a double first for the EU-candidate state... READ MORE›
The highest temperature on Thursday was 42C in Cordoba, Spain, and Catania, Italy... READ MORE›
Kosovo special police units on Saturday prevented a train painted in Serbia's national colors and bearing the words Kosovo is Serbia from crossing the border... READ MORE›
Ed Husic is sitting in a bare sports hall on one of a few benches arranged in its centre... READ MORE›
Shcherbak reportedly said Moscow's goal was to create a strip of militarily neutral countries in the Balkans that comprised Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Macedonia and Serbia... READ MORE›
Roughly 120,000 Serbs live in northern Kosovo, near the Serbian border, and mostly embrace the nationalistic fervor of Belgrade... READ MORE›
On Thursday in Belgrade, the Serbian capital, a nationalist group protested the sentence, saying Mr. Karadzic was convicted only because he was a Serb... READ MORE›
As hundreds of refugees continued to stream into Croatia on Friday, the government announced that it would close its borders with Serbia... READ MORE›
A dangerous trail through the West Balkans is currently the main entry route into Europe for migrants fleeing war and upheaval... READ MORE›
Wisniewski goes on to claim how Russia's propaganda campaign is highly-focused, targeting the generally Serbian speaking Slavic-Orthodox communities within the Balkans... READ MORE›
He added that unofficial estimates were that up to 8,000 refugees and migrants were stranded in Serbia... READ MORE›
Mr. Vucic, in turn, offered Serbian citizenship to Farhad's family if they chose to stay in the country... READ MORE›
Fears of contagion as Serbia says Brexit fears mean the 'magic' has gone out of joining the European Union... READ MORE›
A few months before the end of the Bosnian war, Bosnian Serb forces under Gen... READ MORE›
The Serbian president, Tomislav Nikolic, said that he and his sons would personally take up arms if Serbs in Kosovo were threatened... READ MORE›
On Sunday, trains were carrying migrants through Croatia and dropping them off at its northwestern border with Slovenia... READ MORE›
Vice President Biden received a cold welcome Tuesday in Belgrade, Serbia, as hundreds of ultranationalists marched through the city chanting Vote for Trump!... READ MORE›
It is the Crimea model, the Washington Post quotes President of Kosovo Hashim Thaci as saying... READ MORE›
In July 1997, a Yugoslav army officer named Milan Gunj received an urgent phone call at home in Belgrade... READ MORE›
Bosnia's presidency has condemned an attack on Serbian PM Aleksandar Vucic at a ceremony marking the 20th anniversary of the Srebrenica massacre... READ MORE›
Serbia will have to fully align its foreign policy with the European Union to become a member, he said... READ MORE›
Farkas also said that Milosevic ordered no paramilitary groups should be permitted to operate anywhere in Kosovo... READ MORE›
The appointment of Ana Brnabic as Serbia's prime minister aged 41 was accompanied by the sound of glass ceilings being shattered all around her... READ MORE›
Prime Minister Brnabic hailed the great strides Serbia has made in recent years in extending what she called the boundaries of freedom... READ MORE›
This week though, Serbian President Aleksander Vucic made a historic decision naming Ana Brnabic prime minister... READ MORE›
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UN judges rule Karadzic is guilty of genocide for the Srebrenica massacre and crimes against humanity in Bosnian war... READ MORE›
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