Serbia, Serbia News

Pretrial hearings in the case of a Serb accused of beating a fellow student into a coma in the United States will begin in December, a Serbian court said Thursday.

BILLINGS - Twenty-two-year-old Filip Alimpic was a student at Montana State University's Billings campus until he ran out of money in October and had to return to Belgrade, Serbia.

BELGRADE, Serbia -- Lawyers in Serbia launched a three-day strike Monday to protest a government decree ordering them to introduce cash registers to ring up fees for their services, effective in March 2010.

Serbia's Minister for Kosovo Goran Bogdanovic said that Serbs who plan to vote in Kosovo's local elections this Sunday should ask themselves whether they are helping Belgrade ''save'' Kosovo by doing so.

A 50-year-old Eaeak native who died in Kragujevac this afternoon has become the fourth victim of swine flue.

BELGRADE, Serbia -- Hundreds of people were evacuated on Saturday because of floods in southwest Serbia.

Serbian authorities decided yesterday to extend the autumn school holidays to stop an outbreak of the swine flu epidemic, a minister said.

Diplomats Gather from East and West on Bosnia 06 November 2009 Less than 24 hours after the visit of Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov to Bosnia, his British counterpart David Miliband is expected to arrive and add his voice to the diplomatic efforts aimed at breaking the country's political deadlock.

Belgrade H1N1 virus under microscope Serbian health authorities have registered a second fatality from the swine flu influenza in a 32-year-old woman from the town of Krusevac.

Belgrade Serbian Newspapers Here are the top stories in Serbia's main newspapers.

Belgrade Serbian Newspapers Here are the top stories in Serbia's main newspapers.

Belgrade Children in the town of Cacak Serbian government has announced that will urgently provide additional funds for purchasing vaccines against the A/H1N1 swine flu virus as the number of infected rapidly rises.

Supporters of former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic, toast and play Gusle, a traditional one-string instrument, in "The Madhouse", Karadzic's favourite bar in New Belgrade, Serbia, Monday, Oct.

Former US President Bill Clinton has attended the unveiling of a statue of himself in Kosovo's capital Pristina.

Representatives of Serbia and China signed here on Friday a preliminary agreement on the construction of a bridge over Danube and connected roads.

Serbia and Turkey sign several agreements this week. Also in business news: The IMF mission is returning to Albania, and the IPKO Visa Prepaid Card comes to Kosovo.

BELGRADE, Serbia -- Police have detained Radisav Rodic, owner of the Belgrade-based Glas Javnosti daily and the Kurir tabloid, and Slavoljub Kacarevic, Glas Javnosti's editor-in-chief from 1999 to 2004.

Belgrade Bojana Barlovac H1N1 virus under microscope A new wave of H1N1 cases has been reported in Serbia.

Serbia and Russia on Thursday began negotiating the conditions for a $1 billion loan, which some fear is an attempt by Moscow to extend its influence in the Balkan country.

No man is a prophet in his own country. As a keen churchgoer and Catholic convert, Tony Blair must be familiar with those words from the Bible a ' a proverb that applies closely to his own situation this week.