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A number of recent cyber attacks used sexism and ethnic hatred to target politicians and vulnerable communities, according to a new report. Groups across Serbia, Hungary and North Macedonia experienced... read more →
The European Commission has adopted the European Media Freedom Act, aimed at protecting media independence and pluralism within EU member states. Věra Jourová, Vice-President for Values and Transparency, said, “We... read more →
A European Parliamentary inquiry has heard a group of Greek journalists testify about the use of spyware in Greece. The inquiry was part of a Committee of Inquiry on the... read more →
Slovakia’s governing coalition has come to an end following Monday’s resignation of the remaining ministers from the SaS party. The uneasy alliance which SaS had forged with Sme Rodina (We... read more →
Montenegro’s Special State Prosecutor’s Office has opened a war crimes probe case against retired admiral Dragan Samardzic, the former Chief of the Army General Staff, over allegations he took part... read more →
Croatian officials on Friday celebrated the 27th anniversary of the country’s Operation Storm military victory over rebel Serbs. Political leaders, wartime military generals and war veterans all gathered in the... read more →
Following a major cyber-attack on Albanian government servers in July, new attacks have targeted the country’s border operations via the Traveller Information Management System (TIMS). These latest attacks over the... read more →
Jovan Vukotic, the alleged head of the notorious Skaljari drug gang based out of Montenegro, has reportedly been killed in Turkey. According to local media reports, Vukotic was shot dead... read more →
Dritan Abazovic, Montenegro’s outgoing Prime Minister, has called for an investigation into tobacco smuggling after naming names on the issue. After submitting documentation on Monday, Abazovic said he wanted to... read more →
A Zagreb court has detained five people for a month for questioning in relation to an oil and gas deal that lost Croatian firm INA 1 billion kuna ($132 million). ... read more →
Montenegro’s Minister of Finance Aleksandar Damjanovic said the country could earn up to 20 million euros by selling confiscated tobacco. Damjanovic said the finance ministry was set to propose a... read more →
A new report has tracked the establishment of a Turkish extreme nationalist “Grey Wolves” cell in Bosnia. According to journalists with the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (BIRN), Huseyin Cakalli has... read more →
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