Milica Stojanovic

Nine former Yugoslav Army soldiers on trial in Belgrade called on the court to acquit them of war crimes in four Kosovo villages near Peja/Pec in April and May 1999, when 118 ethnic Albanians were killed.

Kosovo edges closer to joining the Council of Europe following a vote in the parliamentary assembly, much to the anger of Serbia.

Serbia has not explained why Dejan Jankovic was arrested on Wednesday, but Kosovo claimed Belgrade was taking revenge for the vote for Kosovo to join the Council of Europe.

Serbian Prime Minister-designate Milos Vucevic named two pro-Russian, US-sanctioned politicians as members of his new cabinet, which will also include a far-right party leader.

A year after a mass shooting at a Belgrade school left ten dead, Aidan White, head of the Ethical Journalism Network, says Serbian media made ethical blunders in rushing to publish sensationalist accounts without respecting the young survivors.

After the reconstruction of the 16th Century, Ottoman-era Arnaudija mosque in the Bosnian Serbs’ main city of Banja Luka, one of many destroyed during the 1992-95 war, it has begun to host worshippers again.

Chinese President's visit to Belgrade sees flurry of new deals and memorandums of understanding signed between Serbian and Chinese media groups.

Albania's Football Federation said it has teamed up with its Serbian counterpart to organise the European Under-21 football competition together with its neighbour in three years' time.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister says Kyiv delegation's two-day visit to Serbia – a friend of Russia's – ended with agreement to restore bilateral trade to pre-war levels.

Dusan Knezevic has been appointed temporary successor to Snezana Stanojkovic – whose mandate expired last year and whose work has been criticised for lack of results.