BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Serbia and Kosovo agreed in principle on Wednesday on a plan to implement an historic accord to settle their relations, a step that strengthens Serbia's chances of getting the go-ahead next month to start talks on joining the European Union.Full story
PRISTINA (Reuters) - The head of Kosovo's AKP privatization agency resigned on Thursday amid mounting international concern about a lack of transparency in the sale of state assets in the corruption-ridden young Balkan country. Full story
BELGRADE (Reuters) - Serbian retail tycoon Miroslav Miskovic was indicted on Thursday over a disputed privatization deal, the latest twist in the downfall of one the richest and most influential figures in the Balkan country for the past two decades. Full story
A stork that was saved by a pub owner in Serbia now entertains customers at the bar. TODAY.com's Dara Brown reports.
A man in a small village outside Belgrade, Serbia went door to door, gunning down 13 people including his own son, six women and one baby. The man tried to kill himself and his wife but they survived and are gravely wounded.
Doomsday believers are flocking to Serbia's Rtanj Mountain believing the pyramid shaped peak is magical and will save them from the end of the world. NBCNews.com's Dara Brown reports.
A mother hippo is protecting her newborn calf by trying to hide it in her winter enclosure at a zoo in Serbia. TODAY.com's Dara Brown reports.
Kosovo police in riot gear fired tear gas to disperse dozens of ethnic Albanians protesting against a meeting between Prime Minister Hashim Thaci and Serbian leader Ivica Dacic. NBCNews.com's Katy Tur reports.
Novak Djokovic of Serbia shakes hand with Rafael Nadal of Spain after the final match of the Monte Carlo Masters in Monaco April 21, 2013. REUTERS/Olivier Anrigo
A worker passes by an abandoned production hall at the "Zastava Arms" weapons factory in the Serbian town of Kragujevac, some 137km from capital Belgrade, May 8, 2013. Now, knocking on the door of the European Union, one industry in Serbia is leading the way where others have been ravaged by a pain
Two boys show the Serb three-finger salute as they sit atop an abandoned manufacturing hall, a part of the "Zastava Arms" weapons factory, in the Serbian town of Kragujevac, some 137km from capital Belgrade, May 8, 2013. Now, knocking on the door of the European Union, one industry in Serbia is lea
A worker smokes a cigarette at the manufacturing hall in the "Zastava Arms" weapons factory in the Serbian town of Kragujevac, some 137km from capital Belgrade, May 8, 2013. Now, knocking on the door of the European Union, one industry in Serbia is leading the way where others have been ravaged by
