By Tatyana Kekic in Belgrade Tens of thousands of protesters gathered in Kragujevac, central Serbia, on February 15, to mark Statehood Day, as anti-corruption demonstrations show no signs of abating.

Hundreds of taxi drivers from Belgrade, Niš and Pančevo, together with their colleagues from Kragujevac, are returning students on Sunday who walked 130 to 150 kilometers in a three-day march on ...

Tens of thousands converged on the city of Kragujevac for the latest in a series of student-led anti-corruption protests, ...

First came the sound of a police siren, then a megaphone announcement: "Dear lecturers, we hereby inform you that the blockade of the Faculty of Philosophy is about to begin." This is how the wave of ...

On this seven-country Ultimate Balkans road trip, you'll find some of the best sights, activities and food that the region ...

Student actions in the past weeks included a 2-day walk to Novi Sad, a 24-hour blockade of a key intersection in Belgrade, a New Year’s Eve protest and daily demonstrations. Meanwhile ...

The protests have drawn huge crowds into the streets demanding justice over the Novi Sad tragedy which critics blame on sloppy renovation work fueled by government corruption. Student actions in the ...

Advertisement Article continues below this ad Student actions in the past weeks included a 2-day walk to Novi Sad, a 24-hour blockade of a key intersection in Belgrade, a New Year's Eve protest ...

After walking for two days from Belgrade, demonstrators converged on Novi Sad ahead of a rally on Saturday to mark three months since a railway station roof in the city collapsed and killed 15 people.

They walked for two days and spent a night out in the open. But protesting Belgrade university students in Serbia got a taxi ride home — free of charge.