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Police and intelligence services in Serbia are using advanced mobile forensics products and previously unknown spyware to illegally surveil journalists, environmental campaigners and civil rights activists, according to a report.

Authorities in Bosnia, Croatia, and Serbia collaborate in a Europol-backed operation targeting an organized criminal group accused of smuggling cocaine from South America to Europe. One suspect has been arrested, with more arrests expected.

Confession met with scepticism after other war criminals made similar statements to win early release from prison

Young child among the dead at Novi Sad’s main station as country’s president vows to punish those responsible

German and Serbian authorities have dismantled a large-scale online investment scam that defrauded victims of at least 300 million euros ($323.9 million) through fake investment platforms.

Serbian police said that in cooperation with the European Union law enforcement, they have arrested four members of a criminal group, including a contract killer involved in a brazen revenge murder in Belgrade in 2021.

Investigative files shed new light on the dangerous dealings of a German police informant whose life was cut short by a brutal murder.

The family of Sadik Duraku, a British citizen detained in Serbia on war crimes charges, is calling on the UK government for more support.

Controversial mining project is a political fault line in Balkan country over fears about environmental impacts

Youth groups from Serbia and Kosovo who organise the Mirëdita Dobar Dan cultural event accuse Serbia’s interior ministry of failing to protect them from intimidation

England fans were ambushed by Russians in Marseille at Euro 2016

In a rerun of local elections on Sunday, Serbia’s ruling right-wing Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), led by President Aleksandar Vučić, declared victory nearly six months after accusations of fraud in a prior poll ignited weeks of protests. Opposition parties now assert - the SNS cheated again.

Customs data shows the Serbian Progressive Party spent millions importing promotional material ahead of elections in 2022, far more than the party had previously paid for similar items.

Despite repeated rounds of sanctions, the notorious arms dealer Slobodan Tešić remains a dominant player in Serbia’s weapons trade.

The incident has been labelled as a 'terrorist attack' by Kosovo's Prime Minister, Albin Kurti, who blames the unrest on Serbian organised crime backed by Belgrade