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Europe · KosovoKosovo police close two border crossings with Serbia as tensions rise. Ethnic Serbs in the north of the country refuse to recognise Pristina as an independent state. People entering Kosovo with Serbian IDs will have to replace them with a temporary document during their stay in the country. No one was injured in the clashes.See the Story
Kosovo closes two border crossings after local Serbs block roads
46% Center coverage: 35 sources
Europe · BelgradeSerbia is almost entirely dependent on Russian gas, and its main energy companies are under Russian majority ownership. Vucic claims he wants to take Serbia into the European Union but has spent recent years cementing ties with Russia. The gas deal is likely to be signed during a visit by Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov to Belgrade early in June.See the Story
Serbia ignores EU sanctions, secures gas deal with Putin
46% Center coverage: 33 sources
Europe · MoscowRussia's top diplomat will not be able to fly to Serbia on Monday. Bulgaria, North Macedonia and Montenegro have closed their airspace to the plane. Serbia, which has close cultural ties with Russia, has fended off pressure to take sides over Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Russia has agreed to continue to supply Serbia with natural gas.See the Story
Lavrov cancels flight to Serbia after countries close airspace, Interfax reports
50% Center coverage: 28 sources
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Europe · BelgradePolice say no explosive devices were found after different searches. It was not immediately clear who was behind the purported emailed threats. Nearly 100 elementary schools were evacuated after the threats. Serbian tabloids said all the threats came from abroad as a sign of pressure for Serbia's refusal to introduce sanctions against Russia.See the Story
Serbia’s capital Belgrade paralyzed by numerous bomb threats
72% Center coverage: 18 sources
Europe · BelgradeAleksandar Vucic sworn in for his second term as Serbia's president. He pledges to keep the Balkan country on its European Union membership path. Serbia remains the only European state that has not joined sanctions against its ally Moscow. He has spent recent years cementing ties with Russian President Vladimir Putin.See the Story
Serb president pledges EU course, hints Russia sanctions
44% Left coverage: 16 sources
Europe · AthensEight crew members on the An-12 cargo plane, operated by a Ukrainian company, were killed in the crash Saturday. Serbian officials said the plane had been carrying 11.5 tons of Serbian-made mortar ammunition to Bangladesh. The Greek ambassador in Belgrade has been instructed to make a complaint to the Serbian government.See the Story
Greece complains to Serbia over mortar cargo plane crash
60% Center coverage: 15 sources
Europe · WashingtonBosnia went through a devastating 1992-95 war in which over 100,000 people died. Milorad Dodik was a rare European official to hold talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin since the war in Ukraine started in late February. Dodik: "For the first time in history, Serbs are waiting for time"See the Story
Bosnian Serb leader prays for Trump’s return, praises Putin
56% Center coverage: 16 sources
Europe · BrusselsA Nato peacekeeping force has said it is “prepared to intervene” amid rising tensions between Kosovo and Serbia. The pledge comes as Kosovo police said they closed two border crossings in the volatile north after local Serbs blocked roads and fired shots at police in protest. Locals were enraged by an order to switch Serb car number plates to Kosovan ones within two months, sparking protests.
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Nato ‘prepared to intervene’ amid rising tensions between Serbia and Kosovo
44% Right coverage: 9 sources
Europe · BelgradeSerbian police broke up a people-smuggling gang near the border with Hungary early on Tuesday. Police found various weapons and hundreds of passports and other documents taken from migrants trying to reach Western Europe. Police also discovered 120 migrants, including women and children, during the operation in the area of Mali Horgos.See the Story
Serbian police break up people-smuggling gang, find migrants
67% Center coverage: 9 sources
Europe · KosovoBomb threats to schools in Serb-dominated areas confirmed as hoaxes. About 30 locations received early morning electronic warnings or phone calls. Most of the country's ethnic Serb minority lives in northern Kosovo. Bomb threats in Serbia's capital, Belgrade, last month brought rush-hour traffic to a standstill.See the Story
Bomb threats made in Kosovo's ethnic Serb-dominated areas
57% Center coverage: 7 sources
Europe · BelgradeThe parliament took four months to convene due to the holding of repeat elections in some districts following complaints of irregularities. Vucic's Serbian Progressive Party holds the majority in the 250-member assembly. Several opposition groups also made it into the parliament in the April 3 vote after they had boycotted a previous election.See the Story
Serbia's parliament convenes some 4 months after election
57% Center coverage: 7 sources
