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Milan claims connect Aleksandar Vučić to civilian shootings in Bosnia's capital during the 1990s, involving Italians and others

In Serbia, numerous people view the location, once an army headquarters that suffered damage during a Nato bombing raid in 1999, as a memorial to those who lost their lives

Over the past year, Serbia's government, besieged by widespread protests, has received backing from a group of convicts and alleged criminals who have clashed with protestors, occasionally resorting to physical force

The European Union could potentially accept new members by 2030, as stated by its chief of foreign policy, who praised Montenegro and Albania for their advancements in reform, criticised Serbia for its setbacks, and observed a more significant deterioration of democracy in Georgia

Prosecutor Aleksandar Milošević stated in a letter dispatched to KRIK this week that, according to the (...) Criminal Procedure Code, you could face a penalty of up to 150,000 dinars, and should you persist in withholding the requested information, you may incur the same fine once more

After trekking for days—some for over a fortnight and covering more than 400 kilometres—tens of thousands of young Serbians gathered in the northern city of Novi Sad on Saturday to commemorate the anniversary of the train station canopy collapse, which resulted in 16 deaths and ignited the largest anti-corruption demonstrations in the nation's history

On Wednesday, the European Parliament passed a strongly worded resolution denouncing what it described as an "increasing wave of suppression" in Serbia, and called for specific sanctions against high-ranking officials accused of violence and human rights violations amidst widespread anti-government demonstrations

The European Union's effort to impose sanctions on Serbia's Karić family due to their connections with Belarus's authoritarian president did not succeed because it cited incorrect company details, as per a probe conducted by the Belarusian Investigative Center (BIC)

In a courtroom adorned with marble at the Palace of the Amsterdam Court of Appeal, solicitors, executives, and judges gathered on Thursday to discuss a corporate conflict that, according to many, could have significant consequences for democracy nearly 1,500 kilometres away

On Wednesday, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić revealed that three Russian citizens were at a training facility close to the western town of Loznica. This development comes after authorities recently apprehended two individuals suspected of training Moldovan and Romanian nationals to disrupt Moldova's forthcoming elections and provoke disorder

US sanctions on the Serbian state-affiliated energy company, Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS), came into force on Thursday, concluding several months of temporary postponements that had permitted the firm to continue functioning despite its ownership links to Russia's Gazprom Neft

On Monday, a large silent gathering of protesters took place in Belgrade, with scores of individuals marching to honour the memory of 16 people who lost their lives due to the collapse of a roof at a refurbished railway station. They called for immediate elections in the hope of unseating President Aleksandar Vucic and his governing party, the SNS

According to an audio recording that has been leaked, the chief executives of Telekom Srbija and United Group, which is headquartered in the Netherlands, deliberated over tactics to diminish a broadcaster that has allowed opposition voices to be heard during widespread demonstrations against the Serbian administration

For nine months, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has contended with widespread protests against corruption and authoritarianism, during which demonstrators occasionally confronted riot police and aggressive pro-government supporters

In Belgrade, Serbian police deployed tear gas to break up anti-government demonstrators who hurled firecrackers and flares at the authorities

A second consecutive night of street unrest has occurred across several cities after months of intensifying anti-government demonstrations

Alleged Balkan mob hitman shot dead in Barcelona in what seems to be a gangland execution.

The UK removes controversial Serbian arms broker accused of corruption from its list; U.S. still considers him a key figure in the illicit arms trade. Slobodan Tešić continues to profit from global weapons sales.

Serbian finance minister Siniša Mali has long faced accusations of corruption and illicit enrichment — his case highlights the deep-rooted impunity enjoyed by the country’s political elite.

Siniša Mali, the former mayor of Belgrade and Serbia’s current finance minister, sent his children to an elite school where a year’s tuition cost far more than his official income.

Serbian ex-spyboss Dragan Filipović has revealed that he masterminded a ’secret reprisal action’ in the spring of 1999 that caused ’great confusion in Europe’

Injuries reported as opposition MPs disrupt session in show of support for anti-corruption protests

Amid ongoing U.S. sanctions against him, Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik stirs controversy by inviting Rudy Giuliani, as he intensifies his campaign for Republika Srpska’s independence despite increasing concerns over regional stability.

Authorities arrest 15 individuals, including a former power company CEO, in connection with a $1 million scandal, as protests over government negligence continue to escalate.

Eurojust and Europol supported an operation that put a halt to a criminal group that produced and sold counterfeit euro coins and bills.