Coca-Cola sets up operations in Bulgaria2013-04-17The soft drink company's move will employ 150. Also in business news: Vodaphone will transfer its main regional operations to Romania, and Serbia, BiH and Turkey plan to boost economic co-operation.
Serbia is on the right track, experts say2013-02-22Belgrade is making progress on the country's most significant challenges.
Balkan parties struggle with multi-ethnic membership2012-12-03Single ethnicity parties dominate the Balkan political scene, representing a history of inter-ethnic conflicts that left behind a lack of trust between different groups.
Kosovo and Serbia turn attention to energy2012-12-01Pristina seeks an agreement on control of energy assets in northern Kosovo.
Ending corruption would help Serbia's economy2012-11-26Experts believe that Belgrade would be more attractive to foreign investors if corruption is reduced.
Croatia celebrates war crimes verdict; Serbia stunned2012-11-16Generals Ante Gotovina and Mladen Markac were convicted in 2010 for their roles in the 1995 Operation Storm.
Serbian government aims to take on social responsibility2012-08-14While new social measures are in the making in Serbia, citizens' reactions are divided.
Serbian MPs alliance moves spark debate2012-08-10The transfer of Serbian MPs from the opposition into ruling caucuses is nothing new, but in the current parliament convocation entire parties have switched sides.
Critics, supporters still debating Nikolic's victory2012-06-02More than a week since his victory, Serbia President-elect Tomislav Nikolic is still sparking controversial views.
BiH weighs prospects of formally recognising Kosovo2012-05-12Some argue that recognising Kosovo's independence would bring political and economic stability to the region, but Bosnian Serbs remain resistant.
Tadic's resignation stirs Serbian public2012-04-05The resignation of President Boris Tadic has opened the way to a May 6th presidential election.
Serbia fights human trafficking2011-12-14Serbian authorities continue to battle one of the most reprehensible crimes in the country, but critics say they often fail to treat human trafficking as organised crime.
Balkan countries support international response to crisis in Libya2011-03-03Turkey is the only Southeast European country to express open opposition to the UN sanctions.
2011-01-06BELGRADE, Serbia -- Labour Minister Rasim Ljajic confirmed on Wednesday (January 5th) that any final decision regarding a government reshuffle will b...
2010-12-27BELGRADE, Serbia -- Serbia is asking The Hague war crimes tribunal to launch an investigation against a former UNMIK chief, Soren Jessen-Petersen, fo...
A new vote in Serbia's Sandzak?2010-12-16Six months after elections, the Bosniak National Council still has not been formed, triggering another round of voting.
Can talks unite Serbia's battling Sandzak parties?2010-10-12Serbia's predominantly Bosniak community in Sandzak initiates a political effort to move from the status quo.
2010-09-21THE HAGUE, The Netherlands -- UN war crimes tribunal chief prosecutor Serge Brammertz said on Monday (September 20th) he is not satisfied with Serbia...
A split in Sandzak2010-09-07Riots and a call for international monitors highlight tensions within the Bosniak community in Serbia's western Sandzak region.
Will Serbia increase wages and pensions?2010-08-13As the government copes with the recession, many Serbs are losing patience with tight living conditions.