Serbia

• April 16, 2025

  The Doctor Is In: Serbia's Vucic Taps Endocrinologist To Treat Political Pressure

  Who are the members of the new cabinet — and will Macut act simply as an extension of President Vučić?

• April 16, 2025

  Serbia Approves New Government Led By Duro Macut, A Doctor

  Serbia has appointed a new government led by Duro Macut, a doctor and academic with no prior political experience, amid street protests that have rocked the Balkan nation.

• April 16, 2025

  Serbian Student Cyclists Reach Strasbourg, Ending Trek To Highlight Anti-Government Protests

  Serbian university students who have been on a cycling tour across Europe for nearly two weeks to draw attention to protests against corruption in their home country arrived on April 15 in Strasbourg, France, seat of the European Parliament.

• April 15, 2025

  EU Looks To Tighten Visa Rules: 61 Countries Face Visa-Free Travel Overhaul

  The EU is set to tighten its visa suspension rules, expanding the reasons it can revoke visa-free travel for 61 countries. New triggers include human rights violations, hybrid threats, and investor citizenship schemes, marking a shift in how Brussels uses visa policy.

• April 15, 2025

  Brussels' Sanctions Backup Plan; Visa-Free Travel Rules Face Overhaul

  I'm RFE/RL Europe Editor Rikard Jozwiak, and this week I am drilling down on two issues: the EU getting legally creative on Russia sanctions, and widening the scope of its visa liberalization suspension mechanism.

• April 15, 2025

  Serbian Students Rally Against Protest Coverage In Front Of Public Broadcasters

  Serbian students staged demonstrations late on April 14 in front of the buildings of public broadcasters in Belgrade and Novi Sad to express their dissatisfaction with their reporting of protests that have taken place almost daily since the fatal collapse of a concrete at train station in November.

• April 13, 2025

  Vucic Opponents, Supporters Rally In Serbian Cities As Tensions Mount

  Opponents and supporters of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic rallied at different locations on April 12, as tensions mounted in the Balkan nation, which has been hit by months of student-led demonstrations against the Vucic-led government.

• April 06, 2025

  Serbia's Pedaling Protesters Take Anti-Corruption Campaign To EU Parliament

  Dozens of Serbian cyclists are traveling some 1,300 kilometers to the European Parliament in Strasbourg to draw attention to their country's ongoing anti-corruption campaign.

• April 06, 2025

  Budapest Welcomes Serbia's Pedaling Protesters

  Dozens of Serbian cyclists are traveling some 1,300 kilometers to the European Parliament in Strasbourg to draw attention to their country's ongoing anti-corruption campaign.

• April 02, 2025

  'No Positive Signs From Russia,' Says Kallas As Cease-Fire Talks Drag On

  European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas says there have been “no positive signs from Russia” in ongoing cease-fire negotiations over Ukraine, and that Moscow is “just playing games.”

• April 02, 2025

  'No Winners In Trade Wars': EU Foreign Policy Chief Tells RFE/RL

  EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas speaks with RFE/RL's Rikard Jozwiak on the sidelines of the April 2 European Parliament plenary in Strasbourg.

• April 01, 2025

  'Made In CalifoMia': How Chinese Knock-Offs Of Western Brands Hit Balkan Shelves

  Amid China’s rising presence in the Balkans, a flood of Chinese-made goods masquerading as famous Western brands are pouring into the region.

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