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A Catholic nun who was persecuted as an enemy of the Communist regime in her short lifetime, Marie Tuci is today widely ...
Elsewhere, Slovak lawmakers pass ‘Russia-style’ bill regulating NGOs; Polish PM declares end of globalisation and calls for ...
A new ordinance allowing the removal of social media posts classified as unauthorised political advertising during the ...
Israeli PR guru Srulik Einhorn worked to burnish the image of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic and – BIRN/Haaretz can ...
Protests across Southeast Europe have been countered with the use of surveillance, spyware, online smear campaigns and ...
As the trial started for the September 2023 attack on the Kosovo village of Banjska, in which a police officer was killed, ...
After an arduous 13-day bike ride from Serbia, about 80 student protesters met members of the European Parliament and Council ...
The brutal ethnic cleansing of a Muslim-majority town in northeast Bosnia in the spring of 1992 set a pattern that Bosnian ...
Former Prime Minister insists US will soon lift sanctions for corruption imposed on various Bulgarian politicians – as ...
Djuro Macut's proposed new 30-member cabinet, due to be confirmed on Tuesday, is dominated by members of the previous ...
A court in Pristina sentenced Dragisa Milenkovic to seven years in jail for torturing and mistreating prisoners during the ...
As Greece sends drones and patrols to stop illegal fishing in Lake Dojran, a unique wetland shared with North Macedonia, the ...