Serbia
Neanderthals Discovered in Serbia For the First Time
The Neanderthal tooth was found alongside a cave bear bone that may have been carved for a symbolic purpose.
Russia Joins Allies in War Games, NATO Hosts Navy Drill
This is the first time Belarus has joined Russia and Serbia for their annual military drills, which will feature some of Moscow's new military equipment.
Who Is the Dark Overlord? Serbia Arrests Alleged Hacker
The notorious hacker group has allegedly extorted hundreds of thousands of dollars from its victims.
Pro-Trump Christian Extremist Trains Far-Right Serbs
After being banned from Hungary, a far-right millionaire who has supported President Donald Trump has set his sights on the Balkans.
Corey Lewandowski Is Offering Phone Calls With Trump
Lewandowski traveled to Belgrade on Wednesday.
Far-Right Politician Says He's Proud of War Crimes
A judge determined that the far-right ideologue incited crimes against humanity with a speech.
The Military Will Participate in Raising the Birth Rate
Some politicians have called the falling birth rate a national security crisis.
Is Putin's Biker Gang Touring Europe to Spark Conflict?
A Kremlin-linked biker gang sanctioned by the U.S. is starting a nine-day tour of the Balkans this month.
Kosovo-Serbia Conflict Makes Europe's Clocks Run Slow
How a territorial dispute can make your clocks slow down.
The Rainbow Flag Is Flying in Serbia for First Gay PM
President Aleksandar Vucic has nominated Ana Brnabic to be the country's next PM.
Why Are U.S. Senators Bolstering Thugs in the Balkans?
The assault on USAID–backed soft-power agencies has been ignored by Trump and Tillerson.
Russia Supplies Serbia With Weapons To Counter NATO, EU
Serbia's Defense Minister Zoran Djordjevic said Russia would provide his country with free jets, tanks and armored vehicles as Moscow seeks to increase its Balkans influence.
Balkan Populism Is More Worrying Than That Elsewhere
Populism in the region echoes that in the U.S. but weaker institutional safeguards risk great autocracy and corruption.
Does Trump Know What Putin Will Demand of Him?
He wants to keep Crimea and the Donbas, hobble NATO and end US missile defenses
Kosovo-Serbia Talks in Brussels As Tensions Mount
A row has developed over an incident on a new rail line last week.
Serbian Army Personnel Hold Historic Protest Over Pay
Protest leaders claim some officers cannot feed their families.
Russia Launches Drill in Serbia Amid NATO Tensions
Russian and Belarusian paratroopers are to take part in drills in the Balkans.
Nedeljnik Investigates Possible Fake Trump Interview
Nedeljnik magazine says it may have been the victim of a hoax.
Russia's Covert Foreign Policy Playbook
According to a report, Russia has a playbook to gain influence and sabotage the U.S.
Trump Campaign Denies Nedeljnik Interview
The Trump campaign denied a report in Serbian weekly magazine Nedeljnik that Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has issued an apology for his country's decision to bomb Serbia during Bill Clinton's tenure at the White House.
Serbia Could Close Borders to Migrants If EU Nations Do
Around 3,000 migrants have been stranded in Serbia on the way to the EU since July.
Bosnian Serbs Vote to Keep National Day
Western diplomats fear the vote could stoke ethnic tensions.
Planned Serb Vote Awakens Fears Of Strife In Bosnia
Bosnia's autonomous Serb entity is set to defy its highest court with a referendum Sunday.
The Plight of Refugees on the Serbian Border
Serbia's closed borders policy has resulted in increasingly strenuous conditions for refugees.
Steven Seagal Says Russian Citizenship 'On the Horizon'
The martial arts actor said frequent visits to Russia would suit him.
Russia To Hold Joint Military Drills With Serbia
The 'Slavic Brotherhood' exercise will take place near four NATO member nations.
Man With Machine Gun Kills Five, Injures 20 in Cafe
Police arrested a man in his late 30s, identified only as Z.S.
Bosnian Concentration Camp Guard Hid Past From the Feds
A camp inmate testified that the Bosnian guard used a military knife to carve a Christian cross into his chest.
Serbia Will 'Fiercely' Oppose UEFA Admission of Kosovo
Serbia's prime minister-elect says Belgrade will take legal action against the decision.
Watch: Russian Ballerina Visits Refugee Camps
She wants "to make people's hearts not be like stone."