Albania’s centre-right Democratic Party caused outrage over the weekend after the Head of the Secretariat for Human Rights, Bislim Ahmetaj, called the LGBTIQ community poison and said it is pushing…
The Greek parliament’s inquiry committee will hold a crucial meeting on Monday to investigate the wiretapping scandal which has rocked the country, with the Greek prime minister’s former chief of…
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Slovenia’s ruling coalition has deflected a major challenge from the opposition as voters confirmed three laws in Sunday’s referendum which many saw as a vote of confidence in Prime Minister…
Municipalities have asked the government to provide greater clarity regarding its long-term plan to continue accommodating Ukrainian refugees should future migration waves occur. Municipalities feel they need more clarification from…
A recent survey shows that a growing number of Finns are ready to ban the practice of fur farming though quite a few said they would continue backing the practice…
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Russian strikes have left millions of people facing winter power cuts – including in the capital, KyivBy James FitzGeraldBBC News Russia's attacks on Ukrainian energy…
President Biden’s pardons for thousands of Americans convicted of possessing marijuana don’t apply to state charges or many immigrants at risk of deportation. Send any friend a story As a…
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Ukraine has turned support from Nato allies into success on the battlefieldBy Katya AdlerEurope editor@BBCkatyaadler Nato is feeling pretty pleased with itself right now. Of…
On November 23, I sat huddled with my terrified children in a bomb shelter near Kyiv as Russian missiles roared overhead. For the fourteenth time since early October, Ukraine’s cities…