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In April 1992, the first bombs fell over Srebrenica, marking the beginning of the Bosnian War and altering the lives of its residents forever.
The Bosnian War, one of the bloodiest conflicts in Europe since World War II, resulted in genocidal acts such as the Srebrenica Massacre in July 1995.
John Challis visits Belgrade, Serbia, where he learns about the show's popularity and its role in providing laughter during difficult times.
Serbia turns against Milosevic in 1999 as economic sanctions devastate the nation.
Lake Skadar is home to 270 bird species, while Montenegro's Tara National Park features a gorge that is 1,300 meters deep.
Juncker tours the Western Balkans, urging Serbia and Albania to implement reforms for EU accession.
Around 25,000 people protested in Belgrade in August 2024 against the reopening of a lithium mine in Serbia's Jadar Valley by Rio Tinto.
Massive protests in Serbia against Rio Tinto's lithium mine in the Jadar Valley highlight the conflict between economic development and environmental preservation.
More than 7,000 Muslim men and boys were slaughtered by Serb paramilitaries in Srebrenica on July 11, 1995, during a UN-protected zone withdrawal.
China's road initiative could transform Montenegro's infrastructure with the Barbary Highway.
Protests erupt in Kosovo over government corruption and a controversial deal with Serbian minorities.
Goran Tomašević, a Serbian photographer, captures global conflicts for Reuters from Belgrade.
Nassar and his brother Mahmud flee Aleppo due to ISIS, facing numerous challenges as they travel through Greece, Serbia, and Hungary before reaching Munich.
Two unarmed protesters were killed and around 60 injured during a demonstration in Kosovo as tensions escalated over the push for independence.
Kosovo PM Albin Kurti accuses Serbia of destabilizing the Balkans amid rising tensions in Europe.
Several thousand people gathered in Belgrade in April 2022 to chant support for Russia and President Vladimir Putin amid the ongoing war in Ukraine.
15 mass graves are exhumed around Sanski Most, revealing evidence of genocide linked to war crimes during the Bosnian War.
A group of Serbian veterans gathers at a checkpoint in Crimea to support local forces against Western influence during the 2014 conflict.
On July 11, 1995, only 400 Dutch peacekeepers were present in Srebrenica as Bosnian Serb forces executed thousands of men and separated families.
88 days of protests in Belgrade against President Milosevic ended in disillusionment as opposition leaders fell out and failed to secure free elections.
Borislav Herak, a Bosnian Serb, confessed to war crimes, stating, "I saw the others doing it so I followed in their footsteps," during the Bosnian War.
Aboud Shalhoub cycles through Serbia, seeking entry into the European Union as a Syrian refugee.
The US and EU call for de-escalation as Kosovo and Serbia face rising border tensions.
Serbia seeks a loan from the UAE amid warnings of potential bankruptcy and budget deficits.
In 1999, Colonel Dale Zelko's F-117 Nighthawk faces missile threats during a bombing raid over Belgrade, exposing vulnerabilities in advanced aerial warfare.
Novak Djokovic left Australia after losing his visa appeal amid public health concerns.
Hungary's Birthday party hosted by Prime Minister Viktor Orban excludes EU leaders and includes Turkey.
Many Russians flee to Istanbul and Serbia to escape Putin's military draft amid protests.
Russian police arrest over 1,300 during protests against Putin's mobilization for Ukraine.
Protests erupt in Russia as Putin calls for partial mobilization to fight in Ukraine.
Russians flee to Serbia to escape Putin's draft and face ongoing propaganda challenges.
Protests in Belgrade against the government's COVID-19 response turn violent and chaotic.
Serbia moves Army units to Kosovo after clashes with ethnic Albanians over local elections.
More than a million Ukrainians have settled in Germany since the start of the war, with many integrating quickly into their new lives.
The assassination of Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic in July 2004 shocks the world.
The U.S. warns Serbia to withdraw military forces amid rising tensions in Kosovo.
Guca festival in Serbia features vibrant brass bands and lively celebrations with Edwin Hasler.
Tony Blair discusses his role in Kosovo and reflects on justice and independence.
