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
Serbian police seize five tons of marijuana, assault rifles, rocket launcher
Cannabis production remains illegal in Serbia. Interior Minister Ivica Dacic said the investigation would ascertain the origin of the cannabis.
Kosovo to hold election in bid to end year-long political impasse
The vote is the second this year in Europe's youngest nation after Kurti's Vetevendosje party fell short of a majority in February.
United Arab Emirates named as Elbit's mystery $2.3 billion customer - report
The latest deal is considered to be of historic scope, and joins a series of huge deals signed by Israeli defense companies in recent years.
Journalist uncovers alleged Italian 'sniper safaris' during Sarajevo siege - report
Journalist Ezio Gavazzeni compiled a 77-page file alleging Italian tourists paid to shoot Bosnian civilians during the siege of Sarajevo in the 1990s.
Serbia - Respecting a proven friend after Oct. 7 - opinion
As global boycotts and antisemitism rise, Serbia deepens trade, tourism, and cultural ties with Israel, standing out as one of the few nations openly supporting Israel.
Serbia’s Vučić to 'Post': Serbia 'deeply relieved' over hostage deal to free Alon Ohel
The Serbian president revealed that he had personally appealed to world leadership for help in releasing Ohel.
Serbia arrests 11 for vandalizing Paris Jewish sites at behest of foreign intelligence
Serbian authorities say a foreign intelligence service ordered attacks on Jewish and Muslim sites, including synagogues and the Shoah Memorial in May.
While the world distorts, the Balkans remember: Dr. Zuroff’s legacy honored - opinion
As Israel faces false genocide claims, the Balkans honor Dr. Zuroff’s decades-long mission to preserve Holocaust truth and confront historical revisionism.
Foreign nationals placed pig heads outside Paris mosques, prosecutor says
As political unrest ramped up in France, authorities investigated pig heads that were placed outside of multiple Paris mosques.
A royal artifact that survived revolution, theft, and decades of exile to return home to Serbia
78-centimeter tall silver candelabrum by goldsmith Anton Kol represents King Milan Obrenović's efforts to create European-style court.
