Church dignitaries face criticism after remarks2013-05-15Some Serbian priests joined north Kosovo Serbs in a protest last week.
Hague conviction sparks mixed reactions2013-04-01The most recent ICTY war crimes judgement points to Serbia's involvement in the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Serbian tycoon's business dealings under scrutiny2013-01-04Regional countries are asking Serbian authorities to broaden their investigation into tycoon Miodrag Miskovic.
Tycoon's arrest encourages Serbian public2012-12-22Bloggers are relieved that the government is finally tackling shady privatisations, which they perceive as the root of organised crime.
Serbian group shuns nationalism for reconciliation2012-12-14As nationalism rises in Serbia, a group of activists remember those slain with a message of empathy and co-operation.
Balkan tragedies could be repeated in Syria, Erdogan warns2012-10-17Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, in a speech, describes the UN Security Council's stance on strife in neighbouring Syria as "negligence."
Possible return of Milosevic's family to Serbia causes a stir2012-10-06While some consider former Serbia President Slobodan Milosevic a defender and his family unjustly exiled, most bloggers said they wish the family would stay away.
Montenegrins debate political offer for October election2012-09-22Many view the election as a government-opposition dance which benefits the political parties rather than citizens, but some are hopeful of positive changes.
Activists take Share Conference to the Middle East2012-09-03The biggest activist event in the Balkans will soon host its first conference on Internet activism in Lebanon.
Serbian new opposition faces crisis2012-08-25A split in the Democratic Party poses questions whether Serbia's new opposition can act without reforming itself.
Serbian government aims to take on social responsibility2012-08-14While new social measures are in the making in Serbia, citizens' reactions are divided.
Serbia's Exit festival retains its activist roots2012-08-03While Exit is largely known as a four-day music festival, it also retains its activist roots and continues to promote progressive ideas.
Serbia parliament elects new government2012-07-27After several attempts to form a government, Serbia received a new cabinet led by socialist Ivica Dacic on Friday.
Serbian court disputes limits of Vojvodina autonomy2012-07-18The constitutional court of Serbia ruled that key items of a law granting Vojvodina autonomy are unconstitutional.
Tough economic times ahead for Serbia2012-07-06Experts predict more economic problems and challenges ahead for Serbia.
Thirteen years later, EULEX investigates mass murder2012-06-21Residents of Krusha e Vogel/Mala Krusa said the EULEX investigation into the 1999 mass killing in their town is "better late than never," but they doubt they'll see justice.
Interfaith dialogue persists despite politics2012-06-18As the region's political leaders find grounds for disagreement, regional religious groups seek common ground.
Investors watch Nikolic, Serbia's next moves2012-06-06Experts say that President Tomislav Nikolic has a sound economic plan for Serbia, should he implement it.
Serbia to open secret service files2012-06-05Opening the secret service files will be a challenging task for the new Serbian government, experts say.
Kosovo launches truth and reconciliation initiative2012-06-02The Kosovo government has opened a broad dialogue aiming to address war atrocities and reach reconciliation between Albanians and Serbs, 13 years after the armed conflict.