Montenegro has deported prominent Russian military blogger Mikhail Zvinchuk alongside four other Russian nationals, citing severe national security concern
Kosovo’s unicameral legislature, the Kuvendi, officially initiated the procedure to elect a new head of state on October 6, culminating in a tense voting p
Pristina has entered a critical constitutional crisis as acting President Albulena Haxhiu surpassed the six-month limit in her role, rendering her current
The remains of Tsar Samuil, one of the most prominent rulers of the medieval First Bulgarian Empire, have been repatriated to Bulgaria after decades of del
Albulena Haxhiu, who has been serving as Kosovo’s acting president since 4 April, is now officially deemed to hold the office in a de‑facto sense after exc
Citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina head to the polls today in a critical general election to choose their tripartite presidency and the 42 members of the s
The remains of Tsar Samuel, one of the most prominent monarchs of the First Bulgarian Empire, have returned to Bulgaria after decades of diplomatic and aca
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced his resignation on September 28, 2026, stepping down from the nation's highest office to position himself as a
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić officially cut the ribbon to inaugurate a brand‑new unmanned aerial vehicle factory this week. The military‑industrial p
The Kosovo Specialist Chambers sitting in The Hague has sentenced former Prime Minister Hashim Thaçi to 25 years in prison following his conviction on mult
Bosnia and Herzegovina on Wednesday declared two Serbian embassy diplomats—military attaché Milan Dulanović and Security Intelligence Agency adviser Darko
Belgrade’s president, Aleksandar Vučić, announced on Tuesday that he had dissolved Serbia’s National Assembly and scheduled a snap parliamentary election f
Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) formally declared on 8 September that two Serbian embassy officials – military attaché Milan Dulanović and security‑intelligen
Belgrade hosted a full‑military funeral for former Yugoslav army commander Ratko Mladić on Saturday, complete with a flag‑draped coffin, a guard of honor a
Hundreds of thousands of people gathered in Zagreb’s central square on Saturday, chanting for the removal of roughly 37,000 tonnes of hazardous waste that
European Union enlargement commissioner Marta Kos announced on Tuesday that she would not travel to Belgrade as planned, after the Serbian government arran
Serbian digital‑rights watchdog SHARE Foundation announced on Monday that it has identified at least 14 students and opposition activists who were targeted
Pristina – On Monday, the two largest parties in Kosovo’s fragmented parliament – the nationalist Vetëvendosje (Self‑Determination) movement and the centri
Serbian Justice Minister Nenad Vujić announced on Thursday that the convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić will be buried with state and military honours afte
In recent days, severe wildfires have ravaged the coastal area of Croatia, leaving at least 40 people injured and one dead. Located in Central and Southeas
Nestled in the heart of Southeastern Europe, Serbia is a country shrouded in rich history, diverse geography, and vibrant culture. Spanning an area of 88,4
Recently, Hungary and Slovakia, under the influence of a Central European heatwave, each set new national temperature records, with Hungary reaching 42 °C
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced this week that he will resign from the presidency within the next few weeks and called for early presidential
The Romanian Parliament has rejected Prime Minister candidate Adrian Vesteia's government formation proposal, failing to secure the necessary votes for pas
