Uncapped Ewens in Scotland squad for qualifiers

Serbia president sorry for calling Slovenians 'disgusting,' saying he meant their politicians

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic apologised on Wednesday for calling Slovenians “disgusting”, clarifying he was only referring to their politicians.

Serbian military drill ramps up as relations with Kosovo deteriorate

Tensions in the Balkans have been rising since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, with decades-old peacekeeping structures under intense pressure.

Serbia police arrest 2 men accused of hitting 2-year-old girl with car and dumping her body

Serbian authorities continue to search for the body of the toddler Danka Ilic, who was reported missing last month.

Serbia marks the 25th anniversary of NATO bombing of Yugoslavia

Serbia marks the 25th anniversary of NATO bombing of what was then Yugoslavia.

Serbia election to be re-run in Belgrade amid opposition fraud claims

Serbia's opposition has accused the ruling party of voter fraud in last December's elections.

Brussels, my love? The new migration pact has few fans

In this edition, we break down the nail-biting vote on the EU migration pact, hear how press freedom in Slovakia is under threat and ask how Ursula von der Leyen is handling the so-called Piepergate scandal.

New Slovak president Peter Pellegrini yet to define political stance - analyst

The politician, an ally of pro-Moscow Prime Minister Robert Fico, won a recent presidential election in Slovakia the vote with 54%.

Ukraine-sceptic Pellegrini wins Slovakia presidential election

Slovakia elect new president amid deep divisions over Ukraine war

Slovakia prepares for an election that could change its relationship with Europe

The recent election of a populist government has pulled the country away from the European mainstream.