Serbia has lived in a state of limbo – one that cannot be described as either political paralysis or transformation. Since ...

Every attempt by ruling party officials to appear in public ... could raise awareness in certain European circles about Serbia's political crisis, potentially undermining the government's ...

Five months after the collapse of the canopy at the entrance to the railway station in Novi Sad, Serbia's political crisis drags on. Who will prevail in this game of nerves?

As hundreds of thousands of Serbians take to the streets of Belgrade to protest what they describe as rampant corruption and ...

After four and a half months of constant protests, the Serbian capital Belgrade recently witnessed the biggest demonstration since the breakup of Yugoslavia more than 30 years ago.

Hundreds of thousands of people descended on Serbia's capital on Saturday to protest over the deaths of 15 people in a ...

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(Srdjan Stevanovic/Getty Images) As recently as last summer, Vucic’s Serbian Progressive Party, or SNS ... they were not able to specify their political message and political demand.” ...

On 15 March, the largest anti-government demonstration in the country’s history took place in Belgrade. President Vučić wants early elections – but in today’s Serbia these can not be free.