A number of recent cyber attacks used sexism and ethnic hatred to target politicians and vulnerable communities, according to a new report. Groups across Serbia, Hungary and North Macedonia experienced... read more →
A car belonging to a Kosovo Serb police officer was set alight on Tuesday in an attack that the Kosovo government says is linked to the ongoing licence plate dispute... read more →
Jovan Vukotic, the alleged head of the notorious Skaljari drug gang based out of Montenegro, has reportedly been killed in Turkey. According to local media reports, Vukotic was shot dead... read more →
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić said the EuroPride festival will not be held in Belgrade as planned in September, citing the “significant crisis in Kosovo.” The announcement came as a surprise... read more →
War criminal Sakib Mahmuljin is not serving his jail sentence and is instead undergoing medical treatment in Turkey, his lawyer confirmed earlier this week. Mahmuljin is the former commander of... read more →
Croatian officials on Friday celebrated the 27th anniversary of the country’s Operation Storm military victory over rebel Serbs. Political leaders, wartime military generals and war veterans all gathered in the... read more →
UN’s special advisor on the prevention of genocide, Alice Wairimu Nderitu, has warned that genocide denial in Bosnia is a barrier to reconciliation in the country. Speaking at the Srebrenica... read more →
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic slammed the Kosovo’s government's latest decision regarding licence plates for Serbs living in northern Kosovo, describing the move as a bid to “expel Serbs, especially from... read more →
Kosovo police are investigating an explosion at the electricity distribution facility in the Serb-majority north Mitrovica, north of Kosovo, causing an hours-long power outage. The explosion was caused by an... read more →
Montenegro’s Prime Minister Dritan Abazovic accused some of his coalition partners of blocking a “fundamental agreement” with the Serbian Orthodox Church that would regulate its status in the country. During... read more →
