Jared Kushner's $500M Luxury Project in Serbia Sparks Controversy

The development on a former NATO bombing site faces protests and accusations of political manipulation.

Kushner's firm secured a 99-year lease to build a luxury hotel and residential complex in Belgrade.
The site was previously the Yugoslav Ministry of Defense headquarters, bombed by NATO in 1999.
Protests erupted in Serbia, with critics citing the site's historical significance and potential conflicts of interest.
Kushner's company plans to include a memorial for bombing victims as part of the project.
The deal has raised concerns over Kushner's foreign business ties amid his father-in-law's presidential campaign.