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 →
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 →
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 →
A former prime minister of North Macedonia, Nikola Gruevski, was sentenced to seven years in jail for stealing money from his own political party and using the funds to purchase... read more →
Kosovo’s Chief State Prosecutor Aleksander Lumezi said the arrest warrant for Milan Radoicic, suspected of involvement in the murder of political rival Oliver Ivanovic in January 2018, had been withdrawn... read more →
There have been four attacks on police officers in the last three days near the Kosovo-Serbia border, according to a press conference held by Kosovo’s Minister of Internal Affairs, Xhelal... read more →
Kosovo and Albania authorities have reportedly detained more than 50 police officers at the Vermice border crossing point as part of a joint investigation into bribery and corruption on the... read more →
In a video aired by Top Channel, Albania’s leading television channel, a suspected gang employee at a poultry farm appears to threaten and assault a journalist and camera operator. “Earlier... read more →
Witnesses at the trial for the 2018 killing of Kosovo Serb politician Oliver Ivanovic were reluctant to confirm previous testimonies they gave to the prosecution, namely their identification of alleged... read more →
