Politics

Aleksandar Vulin, Serbian Security and Information Agency (BIA) chief  and close advisor to President Aleksandar Vucic, resigned Nov. 3, with Vulin stating in his resignation

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic announced Nov. 2 that he will dissolve Serbian Parliament and he officially announced that elections would be held Dec. 17, 2023,

As expected, intense Thursday “normalization” meetings that saw the leaders of Germany, France and Italy, as well as Brussels representatives, meet with both Serbian President

Although both Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti and Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic have travelled to Brussels, no face-to-face meetings have been scheduled, and it instead

Only days after European Parliament laid down the law with a resolution that called for Serbia and Kosovo to de-escalate—but which also harshly condemned Serbia

Serbia has reacted to Bulgarian move to put a transit tax on Russian gas through Bulgaria to Serbia and Hungary with a hold on gas

European Parliament has spoken, and it is not impressed, stating that the Serbian government is pursuing “dangerous” policies  while also condemning the Sept. 24 raid

Push may be coming to shove with regard to the currently bitter relations between the governments of Kosovo and Serbia, as—according to various press reports–on