After a year and half of indulging in Belgrade’s many pleasures, I think like any relationship, the honeymoon period has to end. 

Nikola Lazic waxes lyrical whilst recalling the relaxing delights of a holiday spent in Prohor Pcinjski, an ancient holy place on the border with Macedonia.

Montenegro’s central bank said foreign investment in the country’s real estate market dropped 59.2 per cent in January this year, when compared to January 2008.

Wine tasters, slip on your smoking jackets, because it’s time to hit the ‘In Vino’ wine festival in Belgrade this weekend!

This collection of travelogues sheds as much light on the British culture of the authors as it does on the Balkans, writes Marcus Tanner.

Two young immigrants from the Balkans try to legalise their residence in Austria. They are prepared to do almost everything to get a European passport, including a paid marriage.