Serbia
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Former Yugoslavia: ‘Stanišić and Simatović acquitted by International Court’
31 May 201340PresseuropPolitika -
Serbia-Croatia: Melting of the 'ice age'
30 April 201329PresseuropDanas -
Editorial: Balkan hopes
26 April 201354 7Presseurop -
Serbia-Bosnia: ‘On my knees I ask forgiveness for the crime of Srebrenica’
26 April 201371 5PresseuropOslobođenje -
EU-Serbia: EU accession, but not overnight
23 April 201365 2PresseuropDie Presse, EUobserver.com -
Serbia-Kosovo : Everyone’s a winner
22 April 2013142 15PresseuropDanas, Politika, Blic & 4 others -
Balkans: Playing chicken
18 April 201325 Danas Belgrade -
Balkans: ‘Serbs in Kosovo courts and police’
18 April 201327PresseuropBlic -
Serbia-Kosovo: ‘Dačić: Urgent need for dialogue! Thaçi: I will accept the invitation’
9 April 201334PresseuropBlic -
Serbia-Kosovo: Old flames
3 April 201321 Danas Belgrade -
Kosovo: ‘Government adopts Ashton Plan for North’
28 March 201319 1PresseuropKoha Ditore -
Sport: In Budapest and Zagreb, football is political too
22 March 201331 3PresseuropNépszabadság, Jutarnji List -
Balkans: ‘Government condemns, Brussels stays quiet’
18 March 201322PresseuropKoha Ditore -
Balkans: ‘Belgrade and Pristina reach agreement’
14 March 201335PresseuropBlic -
Serbia: ‘Serbia marches for Zoran’
13 March 201335PresseuropDanas -
Serbia-Kosovo : ‘The North edges closer to Pristina'
22 February 201319 3PresseuropDanas -
Kosovo: Reeling them in
21 February 201315 1 Danas Belgrade -
Serbia: ‘The crisis in Europe and Serbian politicians are to blame’
30 January 201319PresseuropDanas -
Serbia-Kosovo: ‘Dačić: provisional agreement on customs taxes’
18 January 201319PresseuropPolitika -
EU-Serbia: Eye test
14 January 201353 Danas Belgrade -
Serbia: ‘Serbia softens its attitude to Kosovo’
14 January 201346PresseuropBlic -
Balkans: Milorad Dodik offers asylum to Kosovo Serbs
7 January 201344 3PresseuropBlic -
The front page: 13 December 2012
13 December 201211PresseuropDe Volkskrant, Blic, El País & 4 others -
Balkans: Hague verdicts stoke old war feud
3 December 2012183 5 Tygodnik Powszechny Cracow -
Balkans: Gotovina and Markač acquittal reopens wounds
19 November 201257 2PresseuropNovi List, Jutarnji List, Poslovni Dnevnik & 2 others -
The front page: 31 October 2012
31 October 201229PresseuropPúblico, Politika, Cinco Días & 4 others -
Immigration: For or against visas for the Balkans?
26 October 201285 20PresseuropDagens Nyheter, Aftonbladet -
Diplomacy: Let’s shake hands
23 October 201218 Danas Belgrade -
History: Yugoslavia syndrome threatens EU
15 October 2012425 36 De Volkskrant Amsterdam -
Turkey-Balkans: EU candidates still don’t make the grade
11 October 201223 8PresseuropZaman, Hürriyet, EUobserver.com -
Serbia : Dead and buried?
4 October 201230 Danas Belgrade -
The front page: 1 October 2012
1 October 201223PresseuropJurnalul Naţional, Berlingske Tidende, Trouw & 4 others -
Diplomacy: Don’t be shy
27 September 201220 Danas Belgrade -
Kosovo: Not quite independent yet
10 September 201254 16PresseuropJutarnji List, NRC Handelsblad, Le Monde -
Serbia: And Slobo created Dačić
30 July 2012Danas Belgrade -
The front page: 30 July 2012
30 July 2012PresseuropRomânia libera, Les Echos, Die Welt & 4 others -
Former Yugoslavia: Kusturica’s nationalist remake
27 June 2012182 Politika Belgrade -
Serbia: Tomislav Nikolić, the Balkan loudmouth
7 June 201267 1 Jutarnji List Zagreb -
Serbia: Dinar caught in Greek maelstrom
25 May 201226PresseuropLe Monde -
The front page: 22 May 2012
22 May 201234PresseuropTo Ethnos, Blic, Corriere della Sera & 4 others -
Serbia: Voters turn page on pro-European Tadić
21 May 201262 4PresseuropDanas, Politika, Blic & 2 others -
Serbia: The ghost of Belgrade
10 May 201230 Danas Belgrade -
The front page: 10 May 2012
10 May 201227 1PresseuropI Kathimerini, La Tribune, Expansión & 4 others -
The front page: 7 May 2012
7 May 201237PresseuropLe Monde, Les Echos, To Ethnos & 4 others -
Politique: Voter-viewer
4 May 201234 I Kathimerini Athens -
Serbia: Brussels votes for stability
4 May 201230 Jutarnji List Zagreb -
The front page: 2 May 2012
2 May 201226PresseuropRzeczpospolita, Danas, Evenimentul zilei & 4 others -
Editorial: Looking ahead to 6 May
16 April 201241 1Presseurop -
Serbia: How to deafen Beethoven
6 April 201240 Danas Belgrade -
The front page: 6 April 2012
6 April 201229PresseuropBlic, Rzeczpospolita, The Irish Times & 4 others
In Belgrade and Pristina, the press has hailed the agreement on the normalisation of relations between Serbia and its former province, which was concluded on April 19 under the auspices of the EU, as a historic step forward. 
The acquittal of two Croat generals and a Kosovar ex-prime minister has reignited the dispute over a much-contested subject in the former Yugoslavia: who was the victim and who the aggressor in the war nearly 20 years ago? 
The acquittal of General Gotovina and General Markač by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia salvages the honour of Croatia, but does not erase all the questions about the country's recent past, writes the national press. In Serbia, on the other hand, the news has not been well received. 
The north earns the money, while the south spends it – while this phrase is currently being bandied about in the eurozone, it was also widely heard a quarter of a century ago in the former Yugoslavia. European politicians would do well to remember, a Dutch journalist contends. 
On September 10, formal international monitoring of Kosovo will end and the newest state in Europe will take a further step forward towards true and full sovereignty. But as the European press has noted, Kosovo is far from being totally free of the supervision to which it has been subjected since birth. 
On 28 June, which is the anniversary of the battle of Kosovo, the Bosnian Serb film maker will inaugurate Andrićgrad: a town built to celebrate the work of writer Ivo Andrić. Belgrade journalist Boško Jakšić dénonces a project, which he claims is intent on instrumentalising history and memory for nationalist ends. 
Barely installed in his presidential office, Serbia's nationalist leader proceeded to rub salt into the wounds of the former Yugoslavia. But on the crucial Kosovo issue, Tomislav Nikolić soon discovered that reality is more powerful than rhetoric. 
In an unexpected result, nationalist Tomislav Nikolić has defeated the outgoing Boris Tadić to become the new president of Serbia. At a time when the country is a candidate to join the EU, his election will likely have an impact on relations between Belgrade and Brussels. 
On the eve of parliamentary and presidential elections in Serbia, the EU officially supports neither side. But compared to less Europhile opponents, the outgoing president, Boris Tadić, seems to remain the best possible choice. - 1 of 3
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