Former wartime foes Serbia and Croatia's on-again, off-again relationship took a new turn for the worse this week after Croatian Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor's visit to Kosovo.

BELGRADE, Serbia (AP) — Serbs mourned Thursday while Croats celebrated as the Balkan neighbors marked the anniversary of a 1995 Croatian offensive that retook territory from rebel Serb forces… ...

After the war, Tito reformed the union as a Communist Federation of six equal republics - Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and Slovenia. After the fall of Communism in ...

Speaker of the Serbian National Assembly, Ana Brnabic, has alleged that demonstrators opposing the government in Belgrade are ...

Serbia's populist authorities have insisted that Croatia's government has not done enough to acknowledge its World War II past, while Zagreb accuses Serbia of using the issue for internal politics ...

Riot police fired tear gas at thousands of anti-government protesters in Serbia’s capital on Saturday. The major rally in ...

Commemorations of the war in former Yugoslavia have again strained relations between Croatia and Serbia amid the rise of the far-right and reinterpretation of memories, in both countries, of World War ...

Many Serbian nationalists have accused Croatia's government of not facing up to the actions carried out on its territory during World War II. The Croatian government, meanwhile, has accused ...

Croatia may tighten the screws on neighbouring Serbia’s EU accession talks if Belgrade presses on with war-time indictments against Croatian officials for alleged crimes against Serb civilians ...

“Serbia’s relationship with Albania and Croatia is awful and it’s very hard to repair,” says Stanojcic emphatically. “With Albania, it’s all related to Kosovo and the politics behind it.

Diplomatic tensions have soared between Balkan rivals Serbia and Croatia after Croatia refused to allow a private visit by Serbia’s populist president to the site of a World War II ...