Serbia

Serbia

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  Serbs in Kosovo jailed over deadly riots

  A Kosovo court on Thursday found three ethnic Serbs guilty of storming a U.N.-run court and inciting riots that led to the death of a Ukrainian ... 

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  Court: Bosnian Serbs guilty of wartime persecution

  The Yugoslav war crimes tribunal convicted two senior Bosnian Serbs on Wednesday of key roles in a campaign of murder, torture and persecution against ... 

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  Croatia beats Serbia 2-0 in tense WCup qualifier

  Croatia beat Serbia 2-0 in a highly charged 2014 World Cup qualifier on Friday, the first match as independent states between the bitter Balkan foes ... 

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  Regional league mulled in the Balkans

  They turned football stadiums into battlegrounds and then fought real wars. Now, nearly 20 years after the wars ended, the Balkan states are mulling ... 

• Croats, Serbs to meet in highly charged qualifier

  Security will be tight and UEFA will be watching closely when Croatia and Serbia meet in a highly charged World Cup qualifier, their first match as ... 

• Sa Pinto hired as Red Star Belgrade coach

  Former Portugal international Ricardo Sa Pinto has been hired as Red Star Belgrade coach. The 40-year-old Sa Pinto replaces Aleksandar Jankovic, who ... 

• Serbia tries to ease tensions before Croatia game

  Serbia coach Sinisa Mihajlovic tried to ease tensions Saturday ahead of a World Cup qualifier against bitter Balkan rival Croatia, saying his players ... 

• Kosovo PM says deal with Serbia is near

  Kosovo's Prime Minister Hashim Thaci says a deal with Serbia over his country's contested status is imminent but denied concessions will be made to ... 

• Thousands marching for slain Serbian leader

  More than 15,000 people joined a march Tuesday honoring Serbia's slain prime minister Zoran Djindjic, in an outpouring of grief for the reformist ... 

• Croatia rejects UEFA hooliganism warning

  Croatia has rejected a warning from UEFA that fan violence and racism could lead to its teams being banned from international competitions. 

• Serbia pledges to UEFA to curb fan violence

  Serbia's prime minister has pledged to UEFA to curb fan violence and avoid expulsions of its teams from international competitions. Prime Minister ... 

• Hungarians ask rights group to help ethnic kin

  The youth wing of Hungary's governing party is asking Amnesty International to investigate recent attacks against ethnic Hungarians in Serbia. 

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  Women emerge as crisis leaders in macho Balkans

  Women in the Balkans are leading a political revolution. Historically given little say in the politics of the conservative region, they are ... 

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  Ex-Yugo army chief welcomes his acquittal

  A former chief of the Yugoslav army said Friday he hopes a U.N. court's decision to overturn his conviction on war crimes charges will help clear ... 

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  UN appeals court acquits ex-Serb military chief

  In a stunning reversal, U.N. appeals judges on Thursday acquitted the former chief of the Yugoslav National Army of aiding and abetting atrocities by ... 

• Kosovo turns to US for help in talks with Serbia

  Kosovo has urged the United States to support its position as it engages in talks with Serbia about how much control Serbs living in Kosovo's north ... 

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  Serb ultranationalists gather for jailed leader

  About 2,000 ultranationalists have gathered to mark the 10th anniversary since their leader surrendered to a U.N. war crimes tribunal to face charges ... 

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  German police return smuggled artifacts to Kosovo

  Seven artifacts dating as far back as 4,000 B.C. have been returned to Kosovo after German police stumbled on them in an unrelated raid, the country's ... 

• Montenegro joins Balkan milk scare

  Montenegro is withdrawing from sale some brands of milk from Bosnia and Serbia, and testing its own brands — the latest Balkan nation affected in a ... 

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  Blasts raise tensions in Kosovo's north

  It was a quick affair: the couple met in a restaurant and wed the next day. A Kosovo Serb man and an ethnic Albanian woman joined in marriage, unusual ... 

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  Serbia withdraws suspected toxic milk

  Serbian officials ordered some brands of milk taken off store shelves Wednesday, despite earlier claims that they were safe and not dangerously ...