Anti-Vucic protesters invade TV station to call for him to step down

Serbians rally for 15th time since November to call for president’s demise and free polls

Serbs protest ahead of Putin’s visit to Belgrade

Anti- and pro-government demonstrators plan rival rallies this week

Serbian leader ready to hear protesters’ demands as rallies grow

President Aleksandar Vucic accused of undermining democracy and rule of law

Land-swap fears unite many of Kosovo’s Serbs and Albanians

Broad multi-ethnic opposition in Kosovo to talk of border changes with Serbia

Serbian lawyers strike over prominent colleague’s murder

Dragoslav Ognjanovic defended Slobodan Milosevic and alleged mafia figures

Slobodan Milosevic’s former lawyer shot dead in Belgrade

Dragoslav Ognjanovic (57) had also defended some of Serbia’s leading underworld figures

UN court quashes acquittal of Serb politician for war crimes

Ultra-nationalist Vojislav Seselj says is proud of war crimes, stands ‘ready to repeat them’

Musicians and miners hope to heal Kosovo’s divisions

Mitrovica residents are aiming to bring together Kosovar Albanians and ethnic Serbs

Croatia vows to help Serbia clear obstacles from its EU path

Leaders disagree on history but seek answers to practical disputes

Serbia seeks more arms and energy from Russia despite western qualms

US official recently urged Belgrade to choose between the EU and Moscow

Serbia: avoiding hard truths of history

Ratko Mladic’s genocide conviction would have been an apt, if belated, moment for Belgrade to call his crimes by their names

Mladic convicted of genocide and war crimes by UN tribunal

Conviction over slaughter of Bosnian Muslims not ‘a verdict against the Serbian people’

Serbia looks to future as Mladic’s victims welcome verdict

Bosnian Muslims hope ruling will help end Serbs' genocide denial

Serbian civil society calls ‘pinkwash’ over first lesbian premier

Ana Brbanic appointment seen as PR move by dominant president Aleksandar Vucic

Ana Brnabic defies critics to become first woman to lead Serbia

New premier to pursue EU membership and good ties with Russia

Serbia election: EU and Russia congratulate Vucic for landslide win

Current prime minister crushes rivals amid rising geopolitical rivalry in Balkans

Vucic's opponents cry foul in Serbian presidential vote

Populist premier aiming to extend his political dominance

Vucic’s domination stokes fears for Serbian democracy

Prime minister Aleksandar Vucic poised to become president in Sunday’s election

Vladimir Putin backs Serbian premier Aleksandar Vucic

West claims Russia increasing its role in political exploitation of tense Balkan states

Serbia's populist premier seeks to cement power as president

Critics see danger in Aleksandar Vucic's political dominance

Russia urges EU to defuse soaring Serbia-Kosovo tension

Kosovo’s leader Hashim Thaci says Belgrade plans “Crimea-style” annexation

‘Provocative’ train brings Serbia and Kosovo ‘to brink of conflict’

Serbian leader Nikolic says Kosovars’ reaction to train shows they ‘want war’

Serbia urges France to extradite former leader of Kosovo

Ramush Haradinaj was twice acquitted of war crimes during Kosovo conflict

Rivals unite to challenge Montenegro’s veteran ruler

Milo Djukanovic accuses opposition of doing Russia’s bidding ahead of contentious election

Srebrenica local election confusion stokes fears among Bosniaks

Fears of ballot fix as Bosnian Serb who denies 1995 genocide poised to be mayor

Serb region’s referendum stokes tension in fractious Bosnia

Russia and the West at odds again amid bellicose Balkan rhetoric

Court in quandary over death of Hizbullah commander

DNA may be needed for UN-backed court to close book on murder suspect Badreddine

Ultranationalism and Russia colour Serbia’s election

Far-right groups resurgent as prime minister Aleksandar Vucic seeks to cement control

Serbs lament Karadzic verdict as nationalism thrives

Right-wing parties and revisionism are on the rise in much of former Yugoslavia

The hands of Radovan Karadzic were steeped in blood

The world community sends a hugely important signal to dictators and those who engage in genocide that impunity is a thing of the past

Serbian weather report falls foul of handgun incident

Association of journalists say episode due to climate of intolerance and toxic nationalism

‘Being Irish has always been a considerable asset in Serbia’

Patricia Gannon is one of 25 Irish in Serbia, where she has run a law firm for 20 years

Serbs mourn as Croats hail 20 years since Operation ‘Storm’

Croatia rejects Serb claim that crushing 1995 military victory was ‘ethnic cleansing’

Croatia’s ‘Storm’ inspires Ukraine in battle with separatists

The similarities between the two conflicts give hope to some in embattled Ukraine

Croatia marks 20 years since Operation Storm

Country remembers biggest military operation in Europe since the second World War

An Irish lawyer on befriending and defending an accused war criminal

Former prime minister of Kosovo Ramush Haradinaj was in Dublin for the launch of a book about his trial and acquittal at the Hague for war crimes. Its author recalls the man

Direct provision: ‘Ghosts’ and ‘spaces’ depicted in exhibition

Asylum Archive opens at Galway Arts Centre combining photography and video works

Croatia and Serbia did not commit genocide, court rules

International Court of Justice draws line between ethnic cleansing and genocide

Budget cuts and a landmark trial turn spotlight on the world’s ‘legal capital’

Kenyan president’s case crucial to The Hague’s reputation

Serbia’s centre-right party wins outright majority, says pollster

Progressive Party leader Aleksandar Vucic likely to become prime minister

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