The British government has added a Croatian businessman to its blacklist of persons and companies in relation to his support of Moscow amid the invasion of Ukraine. The Office of... read more →
Fabrice Leggeri, the former head of the EU’s border police force Frontex, has reportedly been told not to attend a European Parliament committee meeting set to take place in mid-July. ... read more →
The Albanian government has published draft legislation for the legalisation of medical cannabis, simultaneously inviting public consultation and fury from opposition lawmakers. The announcement comes shortly after the release of... read more →
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama’s government has proposed a financial and legal amnesty for individuals who legalise up to two million euros worth of undeclared assets by paying a tax... read more →
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic slammed the Kosovo’s government's latest decision regarding licence plates for Serbs living in northern Kosovo, describing the move as a bid to “expel Serbs, especially from... read more →
Kosovo police are investigating an explosion at the electricity distribution facility in the Serb-majority north Mitrovica, north of Kosovo, causing an hours-long power outage. The explosion was caused by an... read more →
The Special Prosecution Against Organised Crime and Corruption said it had commenced two investigations into President Ilir Meta over his lobbying contracts with US firms. Prosecutors said the investigations were... read more →
Albania’s Special Prosecution has banned an Albanian journalist from publishing information about a major criminal case involving a number of organised crime groups. The testimonies of two collaborators who helped... read more →
Moldova’s President Maia Sandu purportedly called on the Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov to provide cheaper gas, citing that the country pays vast sums of money for Russian gas. He... read more →
Montenegro’s Prime Minister Dritan Abazovic accused some of his coalition partners of blocking a “fundamental agreement” with the Serbian Orthodox Church that would regulate its status in the country. During... read more →
