The number of indictments for sexual abuse during the Kosovo war rose last year, a new report says - warning that a lack of ...

Serbian students cycling to Strasbourg on a mission to alert Europe about the protest movement sweeping their home country ...

In the early 1990s, concerts, plays and film screenings helped maintain a “semblance of normality” in besieged Sarajevo, as ...

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A new book explores how a group of brave women mobilised to challenge war and oppression in the former Yugoslavia and Albania ...

By slapping a 20-per-cent tariff on European goods, Donald Trump is putting the EU’s economic resilience to the test.

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After a deadly nightclub fire took 59 lives, ordinary people, businesses and institutions are rushing to update safety ...

Netanyahu's visit carries with it a number of risks for Orban, but these will be outweighed by the Hungarian prime minister’s ...

Opposition leader Sali Berisha hopes that borrowing MAGA-style rhetoric will bring him victory in May’s elections – but many ...

The remains of nine Croatian soldiers and seven civilians killed after the fall of Vukovar in 1991 were formally identified and the families informed on Friday at a ceremony attended by the Minister ...

Ahead of parliament’s inauguration on April 15, Albin Kurti is struggling to assemble a workable majority – but the omens for a durable government aren’t good.