Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy travelled to Prague to meet with the country’s leaders on Thursday evening, marking yet another meeting between Ukrainian and Czech officials since Russia’s invasion of the…
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama embarked on his tour of Western Balkan countries on Thursday, stopping off in North Macedonia, where he and his Macedonian counterpart both dropped hints that…
Albanian medical students protested outside parliament on Thursday after the passage of a controversial law aimed at stopping the mass emigration of doctors and nurses, which is causing severe shortages…
Finland’s membership in the Western military alliance has increased NATO’s borders with Russia by 830
Moldova’s European integration process can serve as a catalyst for the reintegration of Transnistria, with the two processes running at different “speeds”, according to the Speaker of Moldova’s parliament, Igor…
Real estate prices in Croatia climbed by about 14% in this year’s first quarter compared to the same period last year and by about 73.6% compared to the same period…
The Slovenian parliament adopted a bill Thursday that will turn supplementary health insurance – a flat-rate monthly payment required for most national health services – into a mandatory contribution attached…
The “Serbia against violence” anti-government protests taking place since two fatal shootings in early May has motivated apolitical citizens who overwhelmingly support them, while support for the ruling party is…
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German officials defended the country’s renewable energy record after Paris criticised Berlin for importing nuclear energy from France following alleged shortages despite rejecting EU legislation on nuclear energy. France and…