They walked for two days and spent a night out in the open. But protesting Belgrade university students in Serbia got a taxi ...

President Aleksandar Vucic of Serbia, battered by months of nationwide protests, is struggling to weather his biggest political crisis in more than a decade of rule. By Andrew Higgins Reporting ...

BELGRADE, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Serbian oil company NIS, which is majority-owned by Russia's Gazprom Neft (SIBN.MM), opens new tab and Gazprom (GAZP.MM), opens new tab, has submitted a formal request ...

The three-time Oscar-winning costume designer spoke to IndieWire about her career on the eve of accepting a CDGA Lifetime ...

After three months of protests, demonstrators in Serbia are calling for a general strike. The government is threatening retaliation. Serbia is at a crossroads. Is change possible? "Corruption kills." ...

Wrapped in blankets and huddled around fires at makeshift camps, Serbian students braved subzero temperatures in Novi Sad as they spent the night outside after a mass rally against corruption ...

Already struggling, Kosovo Serbs say the closure of Serbian post offices and other bodies by the Pristina authorities has made their daily lives a whole lot harder. Once a month, 57-year-old ...

People hold up their mobile phone lights during a minute of silence ceremony as they block the bridge during a protest over the collapse of a concrete canopy that killed multiple people more than ...

In The Fantastic Four: First Steps’ first trailer, we finally got a good look at the team’s costumes in their ’60s retro-style world. Although we’ve had several Fantastic Four films before ...

Serbian media reported on January 15 that Prime Minister Milos Vucevic had ordered that “the second semester begins on January 20, period!” On Monday, Vucevic warned of likely penalties ...

Eight people died and seven were injured in a fire at a nursing home outside Belgrade on Monday which authorities said was caused by arson, Serbian state TV RTS reported. The fire started at 3.30 ...

MELBOURNE, Australia -- Australian broadcaster Tony Jones apologized to Novak Djokovic and Serbian tennis fans after he admittedly crossed the line in heckling fans during a news segment Friday.