Radovan Karadzic has been arrested in Serbia.This is a great day for international law, for Serbia and for the Balkans.I believe is indicative of real change in the country. It will rightly enable Serbia to move closer to Europe if that is what the country wants.

The EU moved closer to starting accession talks with Serbia yesterday (25 October) after overcoming long-standing opposition from the Dutch government. Belgrade said a "new era" in its history had begun. BETA, EurActiv's partner in Serbia, contributed to this article.

Serbia is ready to provide a crucial contribution to peace and stability in the Balkans - we will do our part, firmly and professionally, writes Bozidar Djelic

A few days spent in Belgrade feels like an age. Although I have been here more times than I can remember (albeit not for five years or so) the country remains almost insuperably foreign. There is something radically different about the Balkans, with respect to the rest of Europe, and there are few more quintessentially Balkan states than Serbia.   Where else, for instance, would you meet a ma...

Serbia is appealing to the European Union for support for the states of the western Balkans to soften the social impact of the economic crisis and reduce the risk of new migrants flooding into western Europe

The top American military officer traveled Monday to the only country in Europe ever bombed by NATO to seek increased cooperation between the armed forces of the United States and Serbia and a lessening of tensions over an independent Kosovo.

On Serbia. Or, as it was then, Yugoslavia. The Kosovo War has been debated, God knows, enough times. Still, a couple of things. One is this interesting article from the always-worth-reading Nenad Pejic. (Favorite line: “the official speeches spend all their time remembering that Serbia was bombed but never mention why Serbia

Western Balkan countries have not yet found a modus vivendi on how to deal with Kosovo and its hybrid status. Serbia's decision to call back its ambassador from Montenegro on Monday (18 January), following the latter's decision to establish diplomatic relations with the would-be nation is only the latest in a series of examples.

“Strange are the convulsions of defeat.” — Winston Churchill So Serbia’s Radical Party, having lost two Presidential and three Parliamentary elections in a row, is breaking up. Sort of. If you’re not a Serbia-watcher, here’s the short version: the Radicals are Serbia’s Obnoxious Populist Nationalist Party. Most Balkan countries have OPMPs. If they can

EU hopeful Serbia yesterday (9 September) supported in the UN a compromise resolution on Kosovo fine-tuned by European Union diplomats, dropping its earlier demands to reopen talks on the status of its former province. BETA, EurActiv's partner in Serbia, contributed to this article.