Politics

The Serbian election row continued over the Dec. 23-24 weekend and through non-Orthodox Christmas with protestors arrested and also concurrent dissent among Kosovo Serbs—some of

With Serbia now planning to partially re-run the Dec. 17 elections on Dec. 30—and with it drawing sharp criticism from Europe and the US over

The hubbub became untenable in the wake of outcry, warnings from abroad and protests from voters, and the Serbian authorities have now stated that the

December 17 election infractions, alleged by the Serbian opposition against the long-ruling and again triumphant SNS party, backed by reigning President Aleksandar Vucic, drew criticism

Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) won parliamentary elections held Sunday, Dec. 17, although predictably not without controversy, with the Serbian Against Violence coalition crying foul over

With parliamentary elections in Serbia scheduled for Sunday, long-time Serbian strongman and President Aleksandar Vucic both taking criticism and attempting to maintain power–and any kind

Serbia looks to soon have a new top spy/security chief in Tomislav Radovanovic, according to local press services, who would take the position abandoned by

Two US ambassadors weighed in over the past two days on Serbia, with US Ambassador to Serbia Chistopher Hill seeing the need for “full integration”