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A new report by the Belgrade-based Humanitarian Law Center criticised the Serbian War Crimes Prosecutor’s Office of being “extremely inefficient,” voicing concern that more than one half of last year’s... read more →
The Belgrade Higher Court found Bosnian Serb ex-policeman Milorad Jovanovic guilty of torturing prisoners during the Bosnian War. The verdict reaffirmed Jovanovic’s initial sentence passed after his first trial in... read more →
Hungary’s Viktor Orbán has won a fourth succession term as prime minister, with the country’s general elections coinciding with a surge in reported incidents of homophobia. Orbán and his Fidesz... read more →
In the city of Fieri, six officials and a waste treatment plant administrator were arrested on corruption charges today. Anti-corruption prosecutors said they are also looking to detain Alqi Bllako,... read more →
In a report published Monday, the Youth Initiative for Human Rights said that no less than four war criminals have taken part in political campaigning ahead of Serbia’s parliamentary and... read more →
Montenegro is dragging its feet over implementing restrictions on Russia, activists say, despite the country having already aligned itself with European Union sanctions related to the invasion of Ukraine. Alongside... read more →
More than ten million euros worth of tobacco has been stolen from hangars in the Port of Bar since 28 December last year, said Montenegro customs authorities on Thursday. “The... read more →
North Macedonia’s Education Ministry confirmed that it had been the target of a hacking attack over the last few days. The ministry did not disclose whether any damage was inflicted,... read more →
A new report by the Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime (GI-TOC) has identified millions of euros in illicit cash moving through Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Serbia annually. According... read more →
Experts at cybersecurity firm Bitdefender have warned that a phishing scam that was first detected in July 2021 is now targeting email users in Romania, Croatia and Hungary. As part... read more →
Kosovo police confiscated more than 350 items of crypto-mining equipment in raids over the past week, including 116 graphic cards, 17 processor boards, 50 electricity fuses, 21 USBEs and two... read more →
The newly appointed chief of police in Albania, Gledis Nano, has announced that all officers will be required to undergo drug testing for the first time amid drug use concerns... read more →
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