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Serbia railway station roof collapse kills 14, two women rescued
Bodies were being pulled from the rubble in Novi Sad after a 35m length of roofing fell.
It’s not every day a European river cruise moves you to tears
Visiting the horror sites of the Balkan wars is a moving and deeply rewarding experience.
Nato to send 700 more troops to Kosovo to help quell violent protests
The Nato-led peacekeeping mission currently consists of almost 3800 troops.
Two mass shootings in two days: Country reels as 17 killed, many of them children
Two mass shootings just a day apart left 17 people dead and 21 wounded.
Suspect arrested in Serbia’s second mass shooting in two days
The arrest comes after at least eight people were killed and 13 injured in the shooting.
Another mass killing in Serbia after deadly school shooting
Serbian state TV says at least eight people have been killed and 10 wounded in a drive-by
Serbia school shooter had list of students to target - Police
The 13-year-old who killed eight classmates in Serbia had a 'kill list'.
Who is helping? The massive aid effort underway after Turkey quake
Engineers, soldiers, paramedics, search dogs & handlers on way as world pitches in.
Ex-Bosnian Serb commander given 15 years for war crimes
100,000 people were killed and 2 million driven from their homes in the Bosnian war.
Kosovo leaders sign application request to join EU
Country's actions have angered neighbouring Serbia, who is trying to block the process.
Serbia mulls sending troops to Kosovo, criticises Nato
Return of Belgrade troops to former Serbian province could drastically increase tensions.
Russian attacks force fresh wave of Ukrainian refugees on Europe
Hungary is facing a fresh wave of asylum seekers as outages force people from their homes.
Russians protest, rush to escape call-up to Ukraine war
Flights booked out even as one-way fares rise to more than $15,000.
Serbian police cancel EuroPride march, citing security concerns
This week's European LGBTQ festival has been canned by Serbian authorities.
Drought exposes WWII ships in the Danube
Hulks of German battleships emerge from their watery grave as the river recedes.
Experts comb munitions plane crash in Greece, 8 killed
Ukrainian aviation crew smashed into fields, triggering two hours of explosions.
Most savage reactions to ScoMo's defeat
Scott Morrison's departure from Australia PM has been met with vigour by his detractors.
Love music festivals? Check out these epic 2022 events
Tired of postponed gigs and cancelled shows? Here's where to go in Europe for a music fix.
Returning Serb: Djokovic to be booted from Australia as legal bid dismissed
An Australian court has just released its decision.
A divisive figure around the world, Novak Djokovic is a hero in Serbia
New York Times: Djokovic is much more than a beloved sports star in his homeland.
The big questions Novak Djokovic still has to answer
The tennis star won a favourable court ruling but his situation is still up in the air.
Novak Djokovic's father calls on Queen to intervene
Srdjan Djokovic says his son has been subjected to 'brutal human rights violations'.
Serbia reacts: 'They crucified Jesus, now they are trying to crucify Novak'
Serbia is nervously awaiting the outcome of what increasingly looks like a soap opera.
Tone deaf? Serbians take noisy Belgrade bars to Court of Human Rights
A case against Serbian party spots has come before the European Court of Human Rights.
Trash fills Bosnia river faster than workers can pull it out
Islands of garbage float downstream faster than environmentalists can clear them up.
Covid 19 coronavirus: Poorer countries seek own vaccine rather than wait on UN
Honduras got tired of waiting to get vaccines through a United Nations programme.
President of Kosovo resigns to face war crimes charges
President Hashim Thaci will face war crimes charges in The Hague in the coming days.