Nikola Barbutov

A new tourist bus line, numbered 200, will start operating in Sofia on August 3, as announced by the Sofia Municipality. The line will feature double-decker buses and run on weekends until September 15, aiming to improve access to tourist sites in Sofia, according to the Council of Ministers.

Serbia crash spotlights peril for migrants

A deadly accident involving refugees from Syria and other war zones draws attention to a growing crisis for some Balkan states.

Asylum seekers wait in Belgrade for the bus to Hungary. [Nikola Barbutov/SETimes]

Serbia will benefit from SEEGROUP chairmanship

Serbia boosts military capacities through international exercises

Minority rights in Serbia key to EU integration

The advancement of the position of national minorities is one of the key points in Serbia's European integration process.

A Roma family celebrates the patron saint Archangel in one of Belgrade's unauthorised settlements for the minority group. [Nikola Barbutov/SETimes]

Belgrade, Pristina artists work together, foster co-operation

The initiative shows improved relations and communications between the two countries, artists say.

Miki Manojlovic from Radionica Integracije will direct a performance of "Romeo and Juliet." [Nikola Barbutov/SETimes]

Armies in the Balkans show co-operation in crisis situations

Serbia vote shows citizens back EU integration

The results of the snap elections show that Serbia's citizens want EU membership, experts say.

Serb voters overwhelmingly supported the Progressive party in Sunday's (March 16th) vote. [Nikola Barbutov/SETimes]

Croatia and Serbia will look to the future, officials say

Macedonia, Serbia to build alternative aircraft landing sites

Helicopter landing sites and water landing strips will improve safety and the economy.

A helipad atop a commercial building in Belgrade will become operational once the construction of the building is completed. [Nikola Barbutov/SETimes]