Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala says he will nominate his current emissary, Tomáš Pojar, for the soon-to-be-established national security advisor position, which comes with the task of coordinating intelligence and…
Bulgaria has revoked 12 golden passports, and the procedure for five others is underway, Justice Minister Krum Zarkov told Bulgarian Telegraph Agency after a closed meeting of the European Parliament’s…
Norwegian and world business should not make themselves vulnerable by becoming too dependent on trade with China, warned NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg on Thursday, referencing Europe’s “mistake” of relying…
North Macedonia and Bulgaria are working to avoid tensions, including hate speech and discrimination that is nurtured by third parties through cooperation in various cultural and business sectors. The rapprochement…
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Over half of Albanians said they have been asked for a bribe, while half of those admitted they have given it, the highest rates in the region according to a…
Kosovo Police has announced an increased presence in the country’s north, predominantly inhabited by ethnic Serbs, as Belgrade says it will send in its own security forces. On Tuesday, the…
Inflation in Hungary reached 22.5% year-on-year in November, marking a new twenty-year high, with food and energy remaining the items with the biggest surges, while analysts warn that the recent…
Ms. Griner has been at the center of a fraught geopolitical showdown between Washington and Moscow. The Biden administration traded her for Viktor Bout, a notorious Russian arms dealer known…
Here’s what to know about a court case that could change the way Americans vote — and who decides how they do. Send any friend a story As a subscriber, you…