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Rio Tinto’s decision to suspend a controversial lithium mining project in Serbia does not mean that interest in the critical mineral has evaporated, environmental protection expert Mirko Popovic tells BIRN.…
As 2026 begins, we look back on some of the most important investigations published by BIRN in its 20th anniversary year – from brutal migrant-smuggling gangs and arms deals with…
Fraudsters are targeting Serbians on Telegram, promising work and investment opportunities but ultimately stealing their money. KAYNAK: Balkan Insight
In Serbia, 2025 was the year when protesting students rejected collaboration with the country’s civil society NGOs - but at what cost? KAYNAK: Balkan Insight
The recently-passed Western Balkans Democracy and Prosperity Act shows that some US lawmakers still care about the region. But it doesn’t mean that Donald Trump is going to tell Aleksandar…
People across Serbia have lost their jobs after supporting student-led protests against the ruling Serbian Progressive Party, or for refusing to attend government-backed counter-rallies. KAYNAK: Balkan Insight
Historical revisionism was on display at the funeral of convicted war criminal Nebojsa Pavkovic, buried with full military honours - while officials sought to ensure his former Yugoslav Army HQ…
Serbian law does not properly regulate the sale of privately-owned weapons surrendered to or seized by Serbian police, yet BIRN has found them selling for hundreds of dollars apiece in…
Student-led protests continued throughout the year, all across the country, posing the strongest ever challenge to the long rule of Aleksandar Vucic’s Serbian Progressive Party. KAYNAK: Balkan Insight