Serbia

No episode of diplomatic alignment between Moscow and Belgrade gives Russia any claim over Serbian sovereignty

The issue returns to the General Affairs Council on 22 September, under the heading “official languages and enlargement”

Digital rights groups confirm largest documented surveillance campaign against opposition figures

Drivers from four countries give Brussels until 14 September to ease 90-day limit or face coordinated closures

Following the announcement of Mladić’s death, public gatherings and displays glorifying the convicted war criminal took place in several locations in Serbia

The Šabac plant is presented as Europe’s first facility for mass production of humanoid robots, with plans to produce more than 5,000 units annually

Belgrade’s decision to honour the convicted Bosnian Serb military commander after his death has triggered sharp criticism and dismay

A war does not end when the people who fought it die, but when the generations born afterward refuse to inherit the enemies of their parents and grandparents

Prime Minister Milojko Spajić said he had received serious intelligence indicating hostile action from two countries he didn't name

The bill calls for sanctions and visa restrictions against individuals who undermine democratic processes, peace, stability and territorial integrity in the Western Balkans

The Bosnian Serb commander remains a hero to many Serbs who see him as a defender of their people, not the architect of Europe’s worst atrocity since World War II

Registration as director of N1, Nova S and other United Group outlets deepens fears of political influence over the country’s last critical newsrooms