Serbia News

Brussels - Today, the world watches as the Prime Ministers of Serbia and Kosovo sit down at the negotiation table and attempt to come to a historic agreement regarding the Serb minority in the north of Kosovo.

Novi Sad - Human rights watchdog Amnesty International (AI) has responded to reports that it is ignoring the rights of ethnic Hungarians in Serbia, where a rising tide of ethnically-based attacks have been reported against this minority.

Bajina Basta - In 1968 a group of youngsters went swimming in the Drina River in Serbia. They wanted a place to rest, found a rock in the center of the river and placed some boards. Eventually this grew into a tiny house which has weathered the storms for 45 years.

The Serbian Prime Minister was answering a question on TV when the sexy interviewer wearing an exceptionally short mini uncrossed her legs in classic Sharon Stone (from Basic Instinct) style, revealing she was not wearing any underwear.

On October 22, 2012, the Kosovo police clashed in Pristina, Kosovo’s capital, with nationalist demonstrators who were protesting against the European Union (E.U.)-mediated discussions with Serbia.

The current ongoing trials of the respective mass murderers Ratko Mladic and Anders Beivik are very salient reminders of how we must be vigilant against the reactionary forces of fascism.

A painting by Cézanne, one of four paintings stolen in a heist at a Swiss museum in 2008, has been found by the police in Serbia. Three people have been arrested.

Novi Sad - A nightclub owner and two others in Serbia have been detained after six young people died when the Contrast club in Novi Sad went up in flames Sunday.

The international media has been having problems with Croatia's identity in recent weeks, and now it seems the BBC has joined the ranks.

More flights connections between Croatia and Serbia are announced, with the Serbian national airline resuming its route to Split after 20 years.