Serbia's populist government is facing increased public scrutiny over reports that it used a sonic weapon against a peaceful ...

Serbia politicians and police on Wednesday again denied they had deployed a "sound cannon" against protesters over the ...

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BELGRADE – Serbia politicians and the police on March 19 again denied they had deployed a “sound cannon” against protesters over the weekend during a massive anti-corruption rally in the ...

Cellebrite announced on Tuesday that it stopped Serbia from using its technology following allegations that Serbian police and intelligence used Cellebrite’s technology to unlock the phones of a ...

Milorad Dodik and Aleksandar Vucic in Serbia on March 24. Photo: Serbian Presidency. Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Border Police said on Tuesday that an investigation is being conducted to determine ...

“These are all shameful lies that harm both the state of Serbia and its police, which did their utmost to preserve peace and security at this gathering. I repeat once again, the Serbian police ...

Serbia's president Aleksandar Vucic has denied that his police forces used a banned 'sonic weapon' to disperse protesters in Belgrade. "It is a vile lie," he said in an address to the nation.

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Serbia politicians and police on Wednesday again denied they had deployed a "sound cannon" against protesters over the weekend during a massive anti-corruption rally in the capital Belgrade.