Serbian officials are denying that security forces illegally used a military-grade sonic weapon to disperse and scare ...

Serbian officials have denied the country’s security forces used a long range acoustic device to disperse and scare protesters.

The protests were ignited following the deaths of 15 people, who were killed when a concrete canopy collapsed at a train ...

The rally was seen as a culmination of months-long protests against the Serbian President and his government, which both ...

Opposition officials and Serbian rights groups claim a widely banned, targeted acoustic weapon was used to incapacitate ...

Students, farmers and military veterans joined possibly the largest anti-government rally in Belgrade's history to demand accountability for a deadly canopy collapse in Novi Sad.

By bne IntelliNews The Serbian police have been accused of using a sonic cannon against protesting students on March 15 when ...

Protestors accuse Mr Vucic’s administration of overseeing a system rife with cronyism and disregard for public safety, ...

Hundreds of thousands marched through Belgrade as protests intensified against systemic corruption in Serbia. The protesters ...

The Serbian government denies using a military-grade sonic weapon against protestors during a major anti-government rally in ...

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Demonstrators observe 15 minutes of silence in the memory of the victims of the fatal November 2024 Novi Sad railway station roof collapse, during a protest in Kragujevac, Serbia [Marko Djurica ...