A Romanian government order has called on intelligence services to scrutinize non-EU investors who want to invest more than two million euros in the country. A committee made of the... read more →
After intense criticism from the European Union, Serbia says it will reduce the number of flights to Russia originating from its territory. Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine on 24... 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 →
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 →
The governments of Albania, Serbia and North Macedonia have finalised an Open Balkan agreement that will see businesses operating in the security and defence industries enjoy reduced customs and border... read more →
Bulgaria's new prime minister Kiril Petkov has indicated that Sofia will end its long-running obstruction of North Macedonia’s EU accession bid once his government takes office. Petkov was confirmed as... read more →
Just days after the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) was finally completed following the appointment of two Slovenian prosecutors, Ljubljana has proposed amendments to the act on public prosecution. The... read more →
Ethnic Albanian representatives in Serbia have not yet reached an agreement with the Serbian government amid allegations that authorities deleted addresses belonging to ethnic Albanians in the country’s south. “There... read more →
Viola Von Cramon-Taubadel, a German MEP and the EU Rapporteur for Kosovo, has criticised Commissioner Olivér Várhelyi over the latest Commission report on Serbia. The report, writes Cramon-Taubadel, is a... read more →
