The Latest Breaking News from Serbia

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic is running for re-election on Sunday on a promise of peace and stability as the country comes under pressure from the West to choose between traditional ties with Russia and its aspiration to join the European Union.

One of Serbia’s main opposition leaders says the European Union has failed to negotiate free and fair voting in the presidential, parliamentary and municipal elections set to be held concurrently on Sunday

Russian hotel owner Mikhail Golubtsov says it was partly the shame he feels over Russia's invasion of Ukraine that persuaded him and his family to take in Ukrainians fleeing the fighting - 34 so far, and counting.

Denmark's Christian Eriksen said he is looking forward to a "special" return to Copenhagen's Parken Stadium on Tuesday and wants to give fans a new memory from the venue where he had a near-fatal heart attack at last year's Euros. The 30-year-old playmaker, who collapsed on the pitch and received…

Christian Eriksen will return to Parken Stadium - the site of his horrifying Euro 2020 cardiac arrest - to captain Denmark for their friendly against Serbia on Tuesday

Tens of thousands of refugees from Ukraine have found safety and help in Hungary

Hundreds of ethnic Serbs in Kosovo have staged protests to pressure the government into allowing them to vote in neighboring Serbia’s April 3 general election

Helbiz Inc (NASDAQ:HLBZ) has been selected as the exclusive micro-mobility public e-bike vendor for Belgrade, Serbia. The agreement designates the e-bike operator as the exclusive vendor for 15 years. Helbiz will deploy at least 1,000 e-bikes and 150 parking terminals throughout the city. The contract is expected to drive Helbiz's revenue growth and…

The Serbian club captain has had struggled to find a place in Vieira's team this season and has discussed his retirement