Media organizations across Kosovo and the world have voiced their concern after the Kosovo parliament voted Luljeta Aliu-Krasniqi to join as a member of the board of the media regulator... read more →
Members of the youth wing of the Greek far-right group Golden Dawn broke into an exhibition of the fine artist Sergej Andreevski from North Macedonia on Wednesday night. The exhibition... read more →
Leaked audio recordings have exposed how the chief of staff of Belgrade’s mayor offered a rigged contract to a Turkish company in return for agreeing to terminating its existing deal... read more →
Jacek Karnowski, a Polish politician key to the liberal opposition’s 2019 general elections campaign, is the latest Pegasus target to be identified by media investigations. Karnowski is currently the mayor... read more →
More than 38 civil society organisations have released a public letter calling on the French National Assembly to reject an Olympic Games provision that would set a new precedent for... read more →
Albania’s Ministry of Justice has approved a blogger’s extradition to Russia on espionage charges. The Ministry made the dedication in response to demands for Russia, saying it had received “guarantees”... read more →
The US and UK have imposed joint sanctions on a number of high-profile Bulgarian politicians in relation to corruption allegations. The sanctions were imposed by the Global Magnitsky Act, the... read more →
A protest rally was held in Zagreb on Sunday, calling for an investigation into a reporter’s death six months ago. The rally was held under the slogan “I am sorry... read more →
A new investigation has revealed that Belgrade Mayor Aleksandar Sapic failed to report a villa purchase made in 2018 to Serbia’s Agency for the Prevention of Corruption. The villa purchase... read more →
The European Parliament has adopted a resolution recommending that other EU bodies advance negotiations over Serbian accession to the bloc “only if the country aligns with EU sanctions against Russia... read more →