“It’s hard to say who was more disgusting, the Slovenians or someone else,” Vučić said earlier…
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Expect Russia to do ‘whatever possible’ to reassert influence in Bulgaria, outgoing PM warns
Bulgaria’s outgoing Prime Minister Nikolai Denkov spent his mandate trying to boot out the Russians, and…
How the US broke Kosovo and what that means for Ukraine
‘Kosovo Myth’ Though the prospects of his latest foray into Kosovo’s energy sector aren’t clear, there…
Serbia cracks down on protests amid ‘election fraud’ outcry
Dozens of people have been detained during mass protests in Serbia amid claims that elections earlier…
The guardrails that once prevented wars are failing
Abishur Prakash is the founder of the Geopolitical Business, Inc. He is a global keynote speaker…
Vučić tightens grip in Serbian election marred by fraud claims
BELGRADE — Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić looks set to tighten his grip on power — with…
EU ambitions are ‘glue’ holding Balkans together, North Macedonia says
BRUSSELS — North Macedonia’s Foreign Minister Bujar Osmani called on the EU to move faster on…
EU ‘lacked momentum’ on Balkan enlargement, says Serbia’s Europe minister
BRUSSELS — The EU waited too long to bring countries from the Western Balkans into its…
Germany’s Baerbock pitches radical EU reform as bloc eyes expansion
BERLIN — The European Union needs to embark on bold reforms as it prepares to expand,…
NATO soldiers wounded in Kosovo clashes
NATO on Monday condemned an attack on peacekeepers in Kosovo that left around 25 international troops…