Sources: Reuters
Bosnia and Herzegovina takes full control of the country's airspace for the first time since the end of the Bosnian War. Bosnia's air space had been controlled by NATO between 1995 and 2003, following which it was controlled jointly by Serbia and Croatia until this announcement. 2019-12-5
Macedonia, Serbia, Croatia, and Slovenia shut their borders to so-called economic migrants, those not coming from war-torn countries such as Syria, Afghanistan, or Iraq, leaving thousands stranded at Balkan border crossings. Around 500 migrants from Iran, Morocco, and Algeria gather on the border between Greece and Macedonia to protest the closure. 2015-11-20
Slovenia's army begins erecting a razor wire fence along parts of its southern border with Croatia in order to stop a tide of illegal migrants entering the country. Around 180,000 people, mainly from Syria and Afghanistan have streamed into Slovenia since mid-October after trekking northwards along a Balkan corridor from Greece, most of them bound ultimately for Germany. 2015-11-11
Croatia reopens its border with Serbia allowing thousands of refugees to cross. 2015-10-19
Hungary's parliament passes a law allowing the Hungarian military to help handle the migrant crisis at its borders with Serbia and Croatia, including the right to use non-lethal force such as rubber bullets, pyrotechnical devices, tear gas grenades or net guns. 2015-09-21
Hungarian security forces confiscate a Croatian train carrying 1000 migrants and disarm 40 Croatian police officers accompanying the migrants. Hungarian authorities repatriate the officers. 2015-09-19
Croatia closes seven out of eight border crossings with Serbia. Zoran Milanović, the Prime Minister, says that his country "will move migrants on". 2015-09-18
Dozens of migrants reach the border of Serbia and Croatia which has become the new route for migrants denied entry to Hungary. 2015-09-16
Miloš Simović is arrested in a forest near Belgrade while attempting to cross into Croatia. He was convicted "in absentia" of the assassination of Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Đinđić in 2003. [http:--news.bbc.co.uk-2-hi-world-europe-10276339.stm (BBC)] [http:--uk.reuters.com-article-idUKTRE65931Z20100610?feedType=RSS&feedName=worldNews (Reuters)] [http:--www.miamiherald.com-2010-06-10-1673032-serbian-police-catch-convicted.html ("Miami Herald")]date=August 2019 2010-06-10