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In the News podcast: Lula’s comeback in Brazil and Aleksandar Vucic’s defeat in Serbia show right-wing wave can be stopped
The Irish Times view on Serbia’s election: youthquake in Belgrade
The winning student movement is similar to others in Hungary and Albania
After Aleksandar Vucic’s defeat, Serbia waits to hear how student-backed leaders will rule
Protest movement has 90 days to form government after toppling political giant, but it lacks a leader
‘This is a symbol for Europe’: Joy on streets of Belgrade after Vucic election defeat
Student movement ousts Serbian strongman from power, ushering in a seismic political shift in Balkan country
Serbia’s strongman leader Aleksandar Vucic concedes defeat to student-led movement
Seismic political shift as youth movement topples right-wing party
Serbian students aim to graduate from antigovernment protests to forming new government
Anger at establishment led by Aleksandar Vučić has spawned movement that could enable the Student List to form government later this month
Ken Early: Israel’s war in Gaza brings Ireland to remote cornfields in Serbia
In a country with its own tortured history, small town of Backa Topola hosts divisive Nations League fixture
Kosovo’s former president jailed for 25 years over war crimes
Hashim Thaci and three other former senior commanders were convicted of murder, torture, cruel treatment and arbitrary detention
EU warns Serbia over funeral for ‘Butcher of Bosnia’ Ratko Mladic
Thousands attend Belgrade funeral of man convicted of genocide amid questions from EU over Serbia’s membership plan
Ratko Mladic, murderous ‘Butcher of Bosnia,’ dies in prison at 83
Former general, nicknamed the Butcher of Bosnia, was convicted in the killing of 8,000 Muslims in 1995
‘It’s now or never’: Is the EU serious about letting in new members?
Candidate countries hope for progress after years of inaction, but some in Brussels are still uncertain about enlargement
Russian drones kill boy (3) and grandparents near Kyiv, Zelenskiy says
President pressing for extra help as Ukraine is chronically short of air defence missiles for US Patriot systems
Group protesting Israel vs Ireland soccer match occupies Department of Sport offices
#StoptheGame demonstrators demand cancellation of Nations League fixture and promise further action
‘If we die, we die together’: Wife of man partly sucked out of Ryanair plane speaks of ordeal
Ljubisa Karović was pulled headfirst out the window on Friday after an engine failure
Closed doors do not resolve contradictory Nations League fixtures against Israel
Agreeing to play the games risks normalising a situation the Irish State has repeatedly condemned
Hungary and Serbia can hardly be called neutral venues for Ireland-Israel fixtures
Both central European countries have been strong supporters of the Tel Aviv administration
Pundit apologises for racist comments during World Cup coverage on Serbian TV
Rade Bogdanović issues statement following backlash over remarks
A clear front-runner has emerged in the race to join the EU - can it cross the finish line?
Balkan country’s push to become next member state a test of whether enlargement path is ‘credible’, says chief negotiator
All about the Bass – Frank McNally on a Joycean angle to a million-pound question
No small beer for winner of TV quizshow’s jackpot
Packing them in: Denis McClean on the company taking theatre around the world in a suitcase
Fishamble was in danger of becoming a hot news item again last March
Irish people among international scammers’ most sought-after targets
Investment scam losses have increased by more than a fifth in last three months, Garda figures show
Serbian leader vows tough response against protesters after riots
Stern warnings come from president Aleksandar Vucic after five consecutive nights of clashes
Serbian protesters and president trade ‘civil war’ warnings after street clashes
Dozens reported injured in escalation of months of rallies against cronyism and corruption
Leaders join thousands of mourners in Bosnia to mark 30 years since Srebrenica genocide
EU decries genocide denial as Serbs continue to reject court rulings on massacre of Bosnian Muslims
The Irish Times view on the Srebrenica anniversary: learning the lessons of history
Three decades on, the fragile peace agreed through the Dayton Accord is more precarious than ever
Srebrenica genocide: Why Bosnia is still divided 30 years on
Inside Politics podcast with Hugh Linehan
‘It’s an honour to be able to send a warning’: Defiant Sarajevo a scarred survivor of Bosnia’s war
But critics of region’s ethno-nationalist politics condemn ‘corrupted and toxic’ system entrenched by 1995 peace deal
‘Facing the past is still our biggest problem’: Bosnia divided 30 years after Srebrenica genocide
Bosnian Serb leader continues to deny genocide and threatens to secede from Muslim-majority Bosnia
What is the reactionary international movement, Europe’s new political force?
Though far-right parties have been on the rise for decades, Donald Trump’s election has empowered them. They are experiencing ‘a great emboldening’
Crises threaten ‘beginning of the end’ for Serbian president
Aleksandar Vucic faces two deadlines that could seal his fate
Serbian parliament accepts resignation of prime minister
Milos Vucevic’s formal resignation comes amid demonstrations claiming widespread government corruption and mismanagement
Protesters march in Belgrade at huge rally against Serbian president
Serbia's president Aleksandar Vučić had warned that security officers would use force against people at the rally
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