Serbs protesting the building of homes for ethnic Albanians in Kosovo’s tense north threw two hand grenades and fired gunshots at European Union police officers, who responded with tear gas and stun grenades to drive the crowd away Monday.

Serbia’s government has formed a special commission to try to locate the grave of a World War II guerrilla leader executed as a traitor by the Communists.

A war crimes court on Thursday found four Serbian former policemen guilty of the massacre of 48 Kosovo Albanians and sentenced them to up to 20 years in prison.

A war crimes court on Thursday found four former Serbian policemen guilty of the massacre of 48 Kosovo Albanians and sentenced them to up to 20 years in prison.

An international human rights group demanded Thursday that NATO be held accountable for civilian casualties in the bombing of Serbia’s state television headquarters a decade ago, calling the attack a “war crime.”

A New York college student beaten into a coma last year, allegedly by a man who fled to his native Serbia, says he doesn’t remember the attack.

A startled kangaroo at the Belgrade zoo dropped her baby from her pouch and now won’t let the tiny creature climb back in, so an international rescue operation has been mounted.

A former Serbian police commander on trial at the U.N. war crimes court has agreed to testify in a separate case over the 1999 execution-style murder of three Albanian-American brothers, a judge said Thursday.

A Serbian court has suspended the proceedings against a student wanted in the U.S. for allegedly beating an American classmate into a coma.

Thirteen Serbs were convicted of war crimes Thursday and sentenced to prison for the execution-style killings of some 200 Croats _ one of the worst massacres of POWs during the bloody Balkan conflicts of the 1990s.