Aleksandar Vucic

After 16 months of secrecy, all 250 names are out. Missing rebel stars, social-media smears and a program that avoids “high politics” now frame the campaign against Vučić

The Student List, which grew out of the “Students in Blockade” movement, is widely seen as the main challenger to the ruling SNS 

Critics in Croatia and elsewhere interpret the acquisitions of advanced military equipment as potential drivers of an arms race

The presence of senior state and church officials, the involvement of the Armed Forces and a gun salute carry a strong state imprint

His death has stirred up strong feelings linking back to the break-up of Yugoslavia and the ethnic conflicts that ensued in the Balkans

President accuses foreign intelligence of driving Serbia’s student unrest

Digital rights groups confirm largest documented surveillance campaign against opposition figures

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

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

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