By midnight last night, the parliament in Pristina was supposed to elect the new head of state, but lawmakers failed to reach an agreement. This morning, outgoing president Vjosa Osmani dissolved ...

On the occasion of the centenary of the death of Ivana Kobilca (Ljubljana 1861-1926), a look at the life and works of the greatest Slovenian painter who was able to overcome taboos in a male-dominated ...

From Ljubljana to Zagreb, there are women who are building what's missing in Europe and trying to secure European funding to ...

In North Macedonia, inflation is soaring and eroding families' purchasing power. For this reason, unions are calling for a ...

The award ceremony for the first CESPIC Peace Award, presented to Nihad Suljić and the Joint History Books Project, will be held in Tirana on March 11. The prize is awarded annually to individuals or ...

The Ex-Yu Rock Centar in Sarajevo was closed in November 2025 due to the difficult financial situation, coupled with the lack ...

Images from one of Greece’s darkest hours, the Kaisariani massacre, offered for sale eight decades later: within minutes, ...

Kyiv pushes for rapid entry into the European Union and is proceeding with many of the required reforms. But between war, internal resistance and vetoes from some member states, the road ahead remains ...

Between inclusion in the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) and the end of roaming charges, the positive approach of gradual ...

An intensive, multilateral and cross-border academic programme for young people from South-Eastern Europe is launched, aimed ...

In November 2024, following the death of a fourteen-year-old boy, the Albanian government decided to ban the use of TikTok. This controversial decision, later withdrawn, leaves important questions ...

The formal alignment with EU public procurement rules is bypassed by Western Balkans’ adoption of special laws, triggering risks of favoritism and corruptive practices. “EPPO’s jurisdiction should be ...