The Latest Breaking News from Aleksandar Vucic

Affinity Partners withdraws from controversial Belgrade luxury development after Culture Minister Nikola Selakovic and three others accused of corruption

Several thousand people braved the cold and rain in Serbia’s capital to mark the anniversary of the start of violence against university students that has shaken autocratic President Aleksandar Vucic’s rule in the Balkan country

Dijana Hrka’s world fell apart on Nov. 1 last year, when tons of concrete crushed her son to death at a train station in Serbia

Their feet are sore and they are tired, but a group of students from southwestern Serbia are determined to walk all the way to the country’s north as part of their campaign to keep attention on the victims of a train station disaster almost a year ago

A fire and reported shooting at a camp in central Belgrade hosting supporters of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has injured one person

Serbia's president warned that US sanctions on the Russian-controlled operator of the Balkan nation's only oil refinery that took effect on Thursday put it in an "extremely serious" position.

US sanctions on Serbia's majority-Russian-owned NIS oil company, which operates the country's sole refinery, took effect on Thursday after months of delay.

US sanctions on Serbia's largest oil producer, which is majority Russian-owned, will finally come into force on October 1, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said Thursday.

Serbia has staged a large-scale military parade in Belgrade, showcasing tanks, missile systems and fighter jets in what officials described as the country’s biggest display of army strength in its history