A Serbian city's Jewish community is fighting for survival
Novi Sad’s Jewish community barely survived the Holocaust. Now it might die out.
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Brawl breaks out in Kosovo’s parliament during PM's speech
Kosovo’s Prime Minister Albin Kurti is splashed with water while giving a speech in Parliament.
Serbia: Shooter kills eight, wounds 13 near Belgrade
The incident comes one day after a 13-year-old boy used his father's guns in a school shooting rampage.
Belgrade Jewish cemetery vandalized for second time in two years
One of only two Jewish cemeteries still operating in Serbia vandalized with swastikas and anti-Jewish symbols.
Serbia begins renovation work on Staro Sajmiste death camp
Construction work will also include a memorial center and two museums to honor victims.
Belgrade unveils stumbling stones in honor of Holocaust victim
German sculptor Gunter Demnig installs five stumbling stones in Serbia at the former residences of Holocaust victims.
The pot is calling the kettle black
Time to take a look at what America has been doing since the fall of the USSR. It may surprise youl Opinion.
Belgrade Jewish cemetery building attacked, axe thrown through window
European Jewish Association Chairman expresses solidarity with community, takes matter up with Serbian Minister of Internal Affairs.
Serbian president: Not ashamed to stand by China
Serbian president Aleksandar Vučić tells CGTN he's grateful to China for its support, looking forward to President Xi's speech.
Ambassador: We want to cooperate with Serbia on a variety of issues
Newly appointed Israeli Ambassador to Serbia Yahel Vilan welcomes Serbian decision to relocate embassy to Jerusalem.
EU warns Serbia over moving its embassy to Jerusalem
EU says it is committed to "two state solution" and expects prospective members such as Serbia to align with its foreign policy positions.
On the crossroads between Serbia and Kosovo
Serbia is seeking a family, Kosovo is looking for recognition, and Israel is precisely situated at the intersection between the two. Op-ed.
Arab League: Serbia and Kosovo's move contrary to UN decisions
Arab League Secretary-General condemns decision by Serbia and Kosovo to open embassies in Jerusalem.
PA: Serbia and Kosovo's move a 'blatant aggression against Palestinian people'
PA “foreign ministry” calls on Kosovo and Serbia to backtrack on their decisions to open embassies in Jerusalem.
PA official: Palestine has become a victim of Trump's electoral ambitions
Senior PA official Saeb Erekat blasts Serbia's decision to move its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, blames Trump.
Kosovo to recognize Israel, Serbia to relocate embassy to Jerusalem
Move comes as part of agreement between Serbia and Kosovo that normalizes economic relations between the two countries.
Blue and white in Belgrade
In honor of Israel's Independence Day, the city of Belgrade decided to illuminate its main buildings in blue and white.
Serbia to open diplomatic mission in Jerusalem
Serbian President speaks at AIPAC Policy Conference, announces plans to opening a diplomatic mission and an economic office in Jerusalem.
Serbian president flies yellow flag with Star of David to mark Holocaust Remembrance Day
'Nazis tried to make this symbol of their attempt to destroy the Jews - not it is a symbol of honor,' says Serbian president.
Serbia to block construction on former concentration camps
Serbian Pres. promises to pass bill blocking construction at sites of former concentration camps, create Holocaust memorial center.
Preschool opens at former concentration camp in Serbia
Preschool in Serbia opens at a building that once was part of a Nazi concentration camp. "Inappropriate, considering what took place there.”
Serbian opposition leader apologizes to Jewish community
Serbian opposition leader apologizes after being accused of embracing supporters of a Nazi collaborator during World War II.
Belgrade Jews accuse opposition head of embracing Nazi ally fans
Politician tells media opposition should unite across spectrum, 'totally irrelevant' if people 'keep at home picture of Ljotic or Tito.'
Israel participates in Croatia military parade, angering Serbia
Israeli Air Force planes fly in celebration of 1995 Croatian victory in battle against Serbia.
Serbian, Hungarian leaders help dedicate restored synagogue
Historic Serbian synagogue rededicated in multinational effort.
Youths smash dozens of headstones in Serbian Jewish cemetery
Serbian youth jump fence, smash headstones, in Jewish cemetery.
Hungary's wall effectively halted immigrants
'Those attacking wall's construction take stand in favor of allowing large numbers of people to enter country with no control.'
Yad Vashem, Serbian government sign historical agreement
Serbian teachers studying in Yad Vashem receive full accreditation for participation in seminars.
Serbian Holocaust survivors in 27 countries to receive new aid
First country since 2009 Terezin Declaration to return heirless Jewish Holocaust-era property
Late justice for Serbia's Jewish Holocaust victims
Serbia becomes first to return to remaining Jewish community the property that belonged to Jews murdered in the Holocaust.
Abbas Inaugurates 'Palestinian Embassy' in Serbia
PA chairman inaugurates a Palestinian embassy in Belgrade, in the presence of the Serbian President.
Abbas's Arch Rival Given Serbian Citizenship
Former Fatah strongman Mohammed Dahlan was granted citizenship in Serbia in 2013 but the decision went unnoticed.
PM Offers Israeli Help to Flood-Plagued Serbia
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyah offered Israeli help to the government of Serbia, as the country suffers from major floods.
Ambassador's Wife Surprises With Fluent Hebrew
Newly-appointed Serbian ambassador Milutin Stanojevic's wife surprises President during swearing-in ceremony.
'We Have so Much to Learn from Israel'
Prominent Serbian politician visits Israel for the first time; says the Jewish state shows how to 'fight for national dignity and freedom'.
Air Serbia Launches Maiden Trip to Israel
In latest sign of burgeoning relations between the countries, Serbian airline launches direct flights to Tel Aviv.
Serbian Posters Blame Jews for NATO Bombing
Serbia says people behind posters will be arrested. Israeli embassy in Belgrade denounced the posters.
Serbia Death Camp to 'Multicultural' Development?
Jewish leaders are concerned that Serbia's largest WWII death camp may be transformed into a "multicultural" development.
Serbian Upset Elections Leave EU Uneasy
In a Europe that does not need another crisis, they put the most optimistic possible spin on Tomislav Nicolic's victory.
Serbia To Begin Long Slog To EU Membership
Serbia gets the go ahead for candidacy but full fledged membership may wait till 2020.
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