U.S. Politics

President Donald Trump nominates Mark Brnovich as the next U.S. ambassador to Serbia. Rep. Anna Paulina Luna discusses securing Greenland as a strategic asset.

Protest in Belgrade, Serbia

During a protest in Belgrade, Serbia, a mysterious sound caused panic among peaceful protesters, leading to accusations that authorities used an illegal acoustic crowd control weapon. The incident has sparked calls for investigation and legal action.

Use of Sonic Cannon on Peaceful Protesters in Serbia

Footage emerged showing a military-grade sonic cannon used on peaceful protesters in Serbia, causing panic and injuries. President Vucic denies its use, while calls for investigation grow. Sonic weapons are non-lethal but can cause physical and psychological harm, violating human rights.

Use of Sonic Cannon on Peaceful Protesters in Serbia

Footage shows military-grade sonic cannon used to disperse peaceful protesters in Serbia, causing panic and injuries. Calls for investigation into the alleged use of the prohibited weapon. President denies deployment. Sonic weapons can cause physical and psychological harm, violating human rights.

Student Protests in Serbia

Student protesters in Serbia are blocking the public television station in Belgrade ahead of a planned large rally against the government. The protests started after a tragedy in Novi Sad and have escalated tensions in the country.

Chaos in Serbia's Parliament

Chaos erupted in Serbia’s parliament as opposition lawmakers set off smoke grenades and tear gas to protest the government and support demonstrating students. The incident stemmed from a fatal collapse at a railway station, leading to ongoing protests and political tensions.

Chaos in Serbia's Parliament

Chaos erupted in Serbia's parliament as lawmakers were injured during a session to vote on increasing funding for university education. The incident reflects a deep political crisis in the country following months-long anti-corruption protests.

US Plans Sanctions Against Serbia's Russian-Controlled Gas Supplier

The United States plans to introduce sanctions against Serbia's main gas supplier, which is controlled by Russia. Serbia heavily relies on Russian gas and is seeking to preserve friendly relations with both the U.S. and Russia. President Vucic is facing protests over a deadly accident and potential sanctions from the U.S.

Tensions in the Balkans between Kosovo, Serbia, and Russia

Tensions rise in the Balkans as Kosovo accuses Serbia of sabotaging a crucial pipeline, with claims of Russian involvement. Experts caution that evidence is needed to support the allegations.

Lithium Mining in Serbia

The world needs lithium for a lower carbon future, but extracting it can cause environmental damage. A proposed lithium mine in Serbia is causing social unrest.

Protests against Lithium Mining in Serbia

Serbia's president accuses demonstrators opposing lithium mining project of being part of Western-backed 'hybrid' warfare against his government. Tens of thousands protested in Belgrade, blocking railway and road traffic. Government vows legal action against protesters.

Protest against Lithium Mining in Serbia

Tens of thousands of protesters in Serbia rally against lithium mining despite government warnings of a coup plot by Western powers. Protesters fear irreparable pollution in the Jadar valley if the mining proceeds.

Controversial Real Estate Deal in Serbia

Jared Kushner's investment fund signed a $500 million deal with the Serbian government to develop real estate, including a controversial memorial to victims of NATO aggression. The deal has raised concerns about whitewashing Serbian war crimes and potential conflicts of interest with Trump administration officials.

U.S. Foreign Policy in the Balkans

Former Albanian President warns the U.S. not to forget about the Balkans amid concerns of Russia's influence in the region. The U.S. is criticized for prioritizing other global issues over the Balkans, potentially leading to destabilization in the region.

Chinese President Xi Jinping's Visit to Serbia

Chinese President Xi Jinping met with the Serbian president, strengthening friendly relations between China and Serbia. Serbia plays a key role in China's Belt and Road initiative, receiving investment and loans from China. Xi's visit coincided with the 25th anniversary of the bombing of the Chinese Embassy in Belgrade, forging close ties between China and Serbia.

Chinese Leader Xi Jinping's Visit to Serbia on Anniversary of Embassy Bombing

Chinese leader Xi Jinping visits Serbia on the 25th anniversary of the bombing of the Chinese Embassy in Belgrade during NATO's air war over Kosovo, which killed three Chinese nationals. The incident strained relations between China and the U.S. but brought China and Serbia closer together.

Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to Europe

Chinese President Xi Jinping is visiting Europe to strengthen economic ties and lessen American influence, focusing on France, Serbia, and Hungary. The visit aims to test Europe's balancing act between China and the US, with Xi wanting to demonstrate China's growing influence and pursue a pragmatic rapprochement. The visit also coincides with the 25th anniversary of the deadly NATO bombing of the Chinese embassy in Belgrade, highlighting historical tensions. The trip reflects the delicate geopolitical dance between China, Europe, and the US.

Commemoration of Serbia's First School Shooting Anniversary

Commemoration ceremony held in Serbia for the victims of the first-ever school shooting in the country that left 10 people dead and 6 injured. The event included art installations, a panel discussion, and short films about the victims.

Tensions in the Balkans involving Serbia and Republika Srpska

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic issued a grim statement about unspecified threats towards Serbia and Republika Srpska, raising concerns across Europe. Tensions are rising due to conflicts with Kosovo, potential departure from the Council of Europe, and Republika Srpska's declaration of independence.

U.S. Official Visiting Kosovo to Normalize Ties with Serbia

Senior U.S. official visiting Kosovo to normalize ties with Serbia after Kosovo banned Serbian dinar. Tensions high as ban angers Kosovo Serbs and Serbia. Washington and Brussels working to get dialogue back on track. NATO bombing campaign in 1999 ended war between Serbian forces and ethnic Albanian separatists in Kosovo.