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Pristina -
Several leaders of Kosovo's 1990s guerrilla army, some of them now senior officials, face possible indictment for crimes against humanity including murder and organ trafficking, an EU probe found Tuesday.
In the Media
by Claire Rosemberg (AFP)
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The Hague -
The Dutch government has been held liable for the worst massacre on European soil since World War 2, the Serbian slaughter of Bosnian Muslims.
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Belgrade -
With one in five people unemployed and pensioners outnumbering those in work, Serbia is struggling with a record budget deficit and could sink into bankruptcy.
In the Media
by Katarina Subasic (AFP)
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Rotterdam -
Florentijn Hofman, the Dutch sculptor famed for his much larger than life creature creations has been busily working his animal magic again.
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Belgrade -
The Ukraine crisis has strengthened some alliances and severed others. But things are not so clear for Serbia, which finds itself in a tug-of-war between the European Union and its historical ally Russia.
In the Media
by Calin Neacsu, Jovan Matic (AFP)
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Pristina -
Kosovo's prime minister called on Thursday for the removal of a blockade of flower pots on a bridge linking ethnic Albanians and Serbs in the flashpoint town of Mitrovica.
In the Media
by AFP
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Kosovska Mitrovica -
A barricade that symbolised the angry refusal of ethnic Serbs in northern Kosovo to merge with the rest of the country was removed on Wednesday after three years and replaced with flower boxes.
In the Media
by Tanja Subotic (AFP)
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Pristina -
The Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) of Prime Minister Hashim Thaci claimed victory in Sunday's snap legislative elections, with electoral officials saying preliminary results showed the PDK in the lead.
In the Media
by Ismet Hajdari (AFP)
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Pristina -
Kosovo's snap parliamentary election passed off peacefully on Sunday with Serbs in its restive northern region taking part for the first time in a possible boost for the country's EU hopes.
In the Media
by Ismet Hajdari (AFP)
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Belgrade -
The death toll from cataclysmic floods in the Balkans rose by six to 57 on Friday as people returned home to salvage what belongings they could amid a huge clean-up operation.
In the Media
by Jovan MATIC (AFP)
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Belgrade -
Floodwaters crept lower in the shellshocked Balkans Thursday to reveal widespread devastation after the region's deadliest natural disaster since records began more than a century ago.
In the Media
by Jovan Matic (AFP) - 1 comment
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Obrenovac -
The roar of an armoured vehicle ploughing through muddy water was the only sound on the deserted streets of Obrenovac, a Serbian town hit by some of the worst flooding of the past week.
In the Media
by Katarina Subasic (AFP)
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Belgrade -
Officials in the Balkans warned Tuesday of the risk of epidemics as the death toll from the worst floods in over a century hit 49 and water levels in Serbia inched ever higher.
In the Media
by Aleksandra Niksic (AFP)
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Belgrade -
More bodies were recovered from the Serbian town of Obrenovac Sunday as unprecedented floods swept the region, bringing the overall death toll across the Balkans to 44.
In the Media
by AFP
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Belgrade -
The heaviest rains in mor than a century have sparked floods across Bosnia and Serbia, claiming at least 30 lives and leading to the evacuation so far of more than 16,000 from flooded villages, officials said.
In the Media
by Aleksandra Niksic (AFP)
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Belgrade -
Three people have drowned in Serbia and more than 3,000 evacuated following flooding caused by torrential rain that prompted authorities to declare a state of emergency, officials said Thursday.
In the Media
by AFP
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Belgrade -
Serbia's new centre-right coalition government led by Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic was sworn in on Sunday, expected to push the country's EU membership bid and urgently tackle the ailing economy.
In the Media
by Aleksandra Niksic (AFP)
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Belgrade -
Forensic experts began exhumation work Wednesday on a suspected mass grave in Serbia believed to contain remains of ethnic Albanians killed during the 1998-1999 Kosovo war, officials said.
In the Media
by AFP
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Pristina -
Kosovo's parliament on Wednesday approved the creation of an international war crimes court to investigate allegations against ethnic Albanian guerrillas during their conflict with Serbia in the late 1990s.
In the Media
by Ismet Hajdari (AFP)
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Pristina -
The European Union said on Saturday it plans to set up an international court in Kosovo to deal with alleged crimes committed by ethnic-Albanian guerrillas during the war with Serbia.
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