Serbia on Wednesday said protesters' claims they were targeted by a "sound cannon" was refuted by an investigation carried ...

Local media reported that Serbian police banned journalists from Croatia ... platform for people to advertise free seats in ...

However, also on 19 March, a picture posted by a prominent opposition politician Marinika Tepic appeared to show Serbian police with a more powerful acoustic device - a LRAD 450XL - outside the ...

He pledged to look into it. "A categorical conclusion can be made that the ... type of acoustic devices owned by the Serbian police authorities were not used," Vucic said in a televised address, ...

Serbian police and the defense ministry denied that the illegal weapon was used. The Serbian president on Sunday urged judicial authorities to respond to the information "that sonic cannons were ...

They also noted that use of such a weapon is illegal under Serbian police law. The protests in Belgrade saw the largest crowds in the nation's history. Official police estimates count just over ...

Serbian police were accused of “intimidation” after they entered the Faculty of Medicine in the southern city of Nis on Thursday night, checking student IDs and issuing summonses.

Footage shows Serbian police escorting a suspect to a car after a shooting at an elementary school in the capital Belgrade. Police said they arrested a 14-year-old boy in connection with the ...