Serbia Erupts: Ruling Party Clashes With Protesters Rebeka Kis August 14, 2025 Violence in Novi Sad leaves dozens injured as nationwide protests over a deadly railway station collapse escalate into street battles.
Suspects in the Novi Sad Train Station Collapse Investigation Detained Zolta Győri August 3, 2025 The collapse of the train station triggered multiple protests in Serbia, with former government officials allegedly responsible now in police custody.
Serbia Rejects Bosnian Serb Leader’s Jail Sentence, Hungary Weighs In Lukács Fux August 2, 2025 “The Bosnian appeals court ruling was undemocratic, immoral, and a serious attack on the Serbian people of Bosnia and Herzegovina,” Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić said.
Bosnia Marks 30th Anniversary of Srebrenica Genocide TEC News / AFP July 11, 2025 Thousands join memorial events today as the remains of seven more victims are laid to rest.
Police and Protestors Clash in Belgrade TEC News June 30, 2025 More than 70 demonstrators have been detained, with the Serbian president claiming that the “colour revolution” is over.
Serbia Pauses Arms Sales to Israel TEC News June 24, 2025 The policy shift brings the prospective EU member closer to the Brussels mainstream, isolating the Jewish State.
Hungary Cuts Illegal Immigration by 95% at Serbia Border Javier Villamor June 3, 2025 The Hungarian model shows that where there’s political will, effective control is possible.
Serbian Leader “Accepts Criticism” for Travelling to Moscow TEC News / AFP May 13, 2025 Aleksandar Vučić insists that his country is committed to becoming an EU member state.
Migrant Numbers Rise at Serbia-Hungary Border TEC News May 6, 2025 The human smuggling business is thriving, a Hungarian domestic security advisor said.
Non-Politician Leads New Belgrade Government TEC News / AFP April 17, 2025 The cabinet reshuffle in Serbia took place after months of anti-corruption protests.
