After Novak Djokovic leaves Serbia for Greece due to a political storm, President Alexander Vucic has finally broken the silence on the tennis star’s action and his political beliefs.

As antigovernment protests in Serbia continue into their second year, who is the man maintaining a grip on power?

By Edward McAllister and Aleksandar Vasovic BELGRADE, Feb 11 (Reuters) - Reforms of Serbia's judiciary that came into force this week have triggered sharp criticism from judges and prosecutors who see ...

A pro-government Serbian newspaper has published a controversial story linking Novak Djokovic to the Epstein files, sparking anger among the tennis star’s fans.

By Tatyana Kekic in Belgrade Small-scale protests broke out across Serbia on February 18, as students and farmers ...

Novak Djokovic says he feels like a Greek man after moving his family to Athens. The tennis legend left his home in Belgrade, Serbia, last year to relocate with his wife, Jelena, and their two ...

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The 24-time Grand Slam champion left his home in Belgrade, Serbia and moved to Athens with his wife, Jelena, and their two ...

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The president could be in trouble. In areas that once staunchly backed him, local elections last November gave his coalition much lower majorities. Mr Markovic thinks this is the “calm before the ...