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Mass Protests in Serbia Challenge Vučić's Rule
Students in Serbia are leading mass protests against President Aleksandar Vučić's government, demanding institutional reform and an end to corruption, creating a "national uprising" according to Swiss broadcaster SRF; the movement's long-term success, however, is uncertain.
Mass Protests in Serbia Challenge Vučić's Rule
Students in Serbia are leading mass protests against President Aleksandar Vučić's government, demanding institutional reform and an end to corruption, creating a "national uprising" according to Swiss broadcaster SRF; the movement's long-term success, however, is uncertain.
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40% Bias Score
Serbia and Hungary Formalize Defense Cooperation Agreement
Serbia and Hungary formalized a 2023 defense cooperation agreement, including joint military exercises and arms procurement, seen by President Vučić as a step towards a military alliance, interpreted by some as a response to a similar agreement between Croatia, Albania, and Kosovo.
Serbia and Hungary Formalize Defense Cooperation Agreement
Serbia and Hungary formalized a 2023 defense cooperation agreement, including joint military exercises and arms procurement, seen by President Vučić as a step towards a military alliance, interpreted by some as a response to a similar agreement between Croatia, Albania, and Kosovo.
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52% Bias Score
Trial Begins for Croatian Pilots Accused of 1995 Refugee Killings
A trial in Serbia has begun for four Croatian Air Force pilots accused of killing 13 refugees, including six children, by shelling refugee columns near Bosanski Petrovac during Operation Storm in August 1995; the event highlights ongoing tensions between Croatia and Serbia.
Trial Begins for Croatian Pilots Accused of 1995 Refugee Killings
A trial in Serbia has begun for four Croatian Air Force pilots accused of killing 13 refugees, including six children, by shelling refugee columns near Bosanski Petrovac during Operation Storm in August 1995; the event highlights ongoing tensions between Croatia and Serbia.
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40% Bias Score
Serbian Protests Target Vučić's Sale of Bombed Building to Trump Family
In Serbia, student-led protests against corruption, sparked by a deadly train accident, expanded to include demonstrations against President Vučić's sale of a NATO-bombed building in Belgrade to a Trump family company for a luxury development, mirroring similar actions by Albanian Prime Minister Edi...
Serbian Protests Target Vučić's Sale of Bombed Building to Trump Family
In Serbia, student-led protests against corruption, sparked by a deadly train accident, expanded to include demonstrations against President Vučić's sale of a NATO-bombed building in Belgrade to a Trump family company for a luxury development, mirroring similar actions by Albanian Prime Minister Edi...
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48% Bias Score
Kosovo Serbs Face Expulsion Amidst Political Tensions
Kosovo's Prime Minister Albin Kurti's policies, including the ban of Serbian license plates and dinars and closure of Serbian offices, have caused silent protests among Kosovo Serbs, who are caught between Belgrade and Priština, and face a three-month deadline to obtain Kosovar documents or face exp...
Kosovo Serbs Face Expulsion Amidst Political Tensions
Kosovo's Prime Minister Albin Kurti's policies, including the ban of Serbian license plates and dinars and closure of Serbian offices, have caused silent protests among Kosovo Serbs, who are caught between Belgrade and Priština, and face a three-month deadline to obtain Kosovar documents or face exp...
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48% Bias Score
Southeast European Nations Sign Military Pact Amidst Concerns Over US Security Commitment
Three Southeast European nations—Albania, Kosovo, and Croatia—signed a military cooperation agreement to improve defense capabilities and interoperability, prompting condemnation from Serbia as an "arms race" amidst concerns of reduced US security support for Europe and growing EU defense budgets.
Southeast European Nations Sign Military Pact Amidst Concerns Over US Security Commitment
Three Southeast European nations—Albania, Kosovo, and Croatia—signed a military cooperation agreement to improve defense capabilities and interoperability, prompting condemnation from Serbia as an "arms race" amidst concerns of reduced US security support for Europe and growing EU defense budgets.
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40% Bias Score
Serbian Students Cycle to Strasbourg to Protest Corruption, Seek EU Support
Around 80 Serbian university students are cycling 1,300 kilometers to Strasbourg, France, to garner EU support for their months-long protests against corruption in Serbia, triggered by a deadly November train station collapse that killed 16 people.
Serbian Students Cycle to Strasbourg to Protest Corruption, Seek EU Support
Around 80 Serbian university students are cycling 1,300 kilometers to Strasbourg, France, to garner EU support for their months-long protests against corruption in Serbia, triggered by a deadly November train station collapse that killed 16 people.
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40% Bias Score
Trial Opens for Croatian Pilots Accused of 1995 Refugee Column Attacks
A trial opened in Belgrade on Friday for four Croatian Air Force pilots accused of killing 13 people, including six children, by firing rockets at Serbian refugee columns near Bosanski Petrovac in August 1995 during Operation Storm; the pilots are being tried in absentia.
Trial Opens for Croatian Pilots Accused of 1995 Refugee Column Attacks
A trial opened in Belgrade on Friday for four Croatian Air Force pilots accused of killing 13 people, including six children, by firing rockets at Serbian refugee columns near Bosanski Petrovac in August 1995 during Operation Storm; the pilots are being tried in absentia.
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48% Bias Score
Serbia Investigates Alleged Sonic Weapon Use at Belgrade Protest
Following reports of sonic weapon use at a Belgrade protest on March 15, resulting in physical and psychological distress for thousands, the Serbian ambassador asserts an ongoing independent investigation will determine if illegal weapons were deployed, while over half a million people have signed a...
Serbia Investigates Alleged Sonic Weapon Use at Belgrade Protest
Following reports of sonic weapon use at a Belgrade protest on March 15, resulting in physical and psychological distress for thousands, the Serbian ambassador asserts an ongoing independent investigation will determine if illegal weapons were deployed, while over half a million people have signed a...
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52% Bias Score
Murder Charges Filed in Herrsching Stabbing
A 22-year-old Serbian man has been charged with murder and attempted aggravated robbery resulting in death after fatally stabbing a 73-year-old man in Herrsching, Germany, on July 12, 2024; the suspect was apprehended in Paris and is now in custody.
Murder Charges Filed in Herrsching Stabbing
A 22-year-old Serbian man has been charged with murder and attempted aggravated robbery resulting in death after fatally stabbing a 73-year-old man in Herrsching, Germany, on July 12, 2024; the suspect was apprehended in Paris and is now in custody.
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12% Bias Score
Southeast European Nations Sign Defense Pact Amidst US Security Concerns
Croatia, Albania, and Kosovo signed a defense cooperation agreement last week to enhance regional stability amid concerns about reduced US support for European security, prompting criticism from Serbia, which doesn't recognize Kosovo's independence.
Southeast European Nations Sign Defense Pact Amidst US Security Concerns
Croatia, Albania, and Kosovo signed a defense cooperation agreement last week to enhance regional stability amid concerns about reduced US support for European security, prompting criticism from Serbia, which doesn't recognize Kosovo's independence.
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44% Bias Score
Serbia Protests Challenge Vucic's Rule Amidst Corruption Allegations
Widespread protests in Serbia challenge President Vucic's authority following a deadly train station collapse in November 2024, fueled by allegations of government corruption and human rights abuses, while Russia and the US offer differing levels of support, and the EU seeks to mediate.
Serbia Protests Challenge Vucic's Rule Amidst Corruption Allegations
Widespread protests in Serbia challenge President Vucic's authority following a deadly train station collapse in November 2024, fueled by allegations of government corruption and human rights abuses, while Russia and the US offer differing levels of support, and the EU seeks to mediate.
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40% Bias Score
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