Sasa Dragojlo

Thousands of protesters marched through Novi Sad after the deaths of 14 people when a railway station canopy collapsed – one of the biggest protests in the northern Serbian city in recent years.

Serbia has encouraged the growth of Alternative Investment Funds apparently to the detriment of tax revenues. Perhaps it's no surprise given the direct ties between one such fund and the country's ruling party.

It's likely that the public officials responsible for the collapse of the Novi Sad train station will evade accountability

With the EU tightening its borders, violent transnational smuggling groups have strengthened their grip on the smuggling route that brings refugees and migrants to Europe through the Balkans.

MAN Truck & Bus said it had stopped taking tyres from Chinese Linglong's Serbian plant last month after reports alleging the exploitation and possible trafficking of Vietnamese and Indian workers, but the company's ultimate owner, Volkswagen, said it's still trying to “clarify the facts”.

Serbian and German environmentalist groups ask EC to rethink naming planned Rio Tinto mine a ‘strategic project', insisting it fails to meet environmental criteria.

Students have been leading weeks of nationwide protests in Serbia and the regime doesn’t seem to know what to do

Britain slapped sanctions on Slobodan Tesic in 2022, yet two companies with links to the Serbian arms dealer have exported millions of euros worth of weapons to the country in the past two months.

Between 2023 and 2024, the value of Serbian arms sales to Israel soared from 1.4 million euros to 42.3 million, unaffected by widespread allegations of Israeli war crimes in Gaza.

Revising Montenegro’s gun laws will only end violence in the country if misogyny is addressed too