EuroPride is a weeklong festival that has been held since 1992 in a different European city each year. The host is chosen through a vote by Pride organizers around Europe, ...

Serbia will cancel the week-long EuroPride event that Belgrade was expected to host in September as the time is “not right” for the gathering, President Aleksandar Vucic told reporters on ...

Belgrade, Serbia — Serbian police arrested more than 30 people as thousands of LGBTQ activists turned out for Belgrade's EuroPride march Saturday, despite a government ban.

"The EuroPride is also an opportunity to celebrate the foundations of a strong and progressive society based on social equity, equality of all rights, solidarity, friendship and love," Francoise ...

EuroPride, a pan-European Pride festival that takes place in a different city every year, is scheduled to take place in Belgrade, Serbia, from September 12 – 18. But plenty of locals, including ...

Organisers of the EuroPride march have told openDemocracy they will continue with this year’s event despite an 11th-hour ban from the Serbian authorities. Serbia’s Ministry of Interior banned ...

Opposition parties in Serbia and international rights groups have denounced a decision by populist President Aleksandar Vucic to cancel next month’s pan-European LGBTQ EuroPride events because ...

On Aug. 27, the same day Vučić sought to cancel EuroPride, he not only endorsed Brnabić as prime minister again but also reached an EU and U.S.-brokered agreement with Kosovo to resolve their ...

EuroPride was first celebrated in London in 1992, and Belgrade was set to be the first city in southeast Europe to host the event, according to organizers.

EuroPride is scheduled to take place in the Serbian capital of Belgrade next month.It’s the first time that EuroPride will take place in a Southeastern European country and the first time it will be ...

About 15,000 people attended the annual EuroPride parade Saturday, police said, in support of the LGBTQ+ community in the northern Greek city of Thessaloniki amid a heavy police presence.

Lisbon will host EuroPride in June 2025, a historic moment for the city and the LGBTIQ+ community. Each year, a different European city is chosen to host EuroPride and this will be the first time ...