The Latest Breaking News from Serbia

O’Reilly is hoping for another call this month for the World Cup qualifiers against Serbia and Albania.

Serbia mourns 16 victims of the Novi Sad station collapse as protests and anger over corruption continue one year after the deadly disaster.

Student-led movement continues to demand political change as embattled president issues rare apology

Nationwide protests have gripped the country for nearly a year after a concrete awning collapsed at a railway station in Novi Sad killing 16 people, in what protesters decried as gross mismanagement and corruption.

Tens of thousands of students and other opponents of Serbia's populist president are gathering in the city of Novi Sad

The EU’s enlargement process risks deepening a “brain drain” in the Western Balkans as skilled workers from newer members may migrate looking for opportunities. Experts say targeted measures must be put in place.

The U.S. has lifted sanctions against separatist Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik

Serbia remains committed to joining the EU — but the unresolved status of Kosovo, waning public support, and regional rivalries continue to block its path. Ahead of Euronews’ EU Enlargement Summit on November 4, Euronews Srbija outlines the current status of Serbia’s perspective on its EU accession.

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

The 70-year-old who caused a fire and fired shots at a tent camp in central Belgrade injuring one person on Wednesday was arrested.