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 →
Thousands of Serb protesters waved Russian flags and carried pictures of Vladimir Putin on a march through Belgrade on Friday, arriving at the Russian embassy in a dramatic show of... read more →
As the war in Ukraine unfolds with unforeseeable outcomes, Germany has surprised the world by doing a political U-turn, undoing decades of established policy dogma with the announcement to be... read more →
A new report has charged Serbia with exporting millions of euros worth of rockets to Myanmar last year, just days after a military coup took place in the country. According... read more →
Authorities in Albania, Kosovo and Bosnia and Herzegovina have hit back at claims made by the Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov that they are sending “mercenaries” to fight against a... read more →
Slovenia’s President Borut Pahor has called the country’s next general election for 24 April. The poll is the first scheduled vote following three snap elections, and has been set for... read more →
Montenegro’s ruling coalition government collapsed on Friday after parliament backed a no-confidence motion. The motion was called by minority coalition bloc Black on White and opposition parties, worsening the country’s... read more →