Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in late February, Western nations have sidelined a raft of Russian artists, dancers and musicians with links to President Vladimir Putin. That includes star opera Read More
The Mirëdita, Dobar Dan festival, which means “good day” in Albanian and Serbian and promotes reconciliation between Serbs and Kosovo Albanians, opened Wednesday in Belgrade with a photo exhibition, “All Read More
LONDON — “Lucky f*cker” was how Boris Johnson was described by one of his opponents last week, and it seems the stars have once more aligned in his favor. A Read More
Senior officials from Sweden and Finland held some five hours of talks with Turkish counterparts in Ankara on Wednesday in an effort to overcome Turkey’s strong objections to the Nordic Read More
Circular economy, zero pollution and biodiversity are in the focus of this year’s EU Green Week, taking place from May 30 to June 5. The EU Green Week is celebrated Read More
The United States and Britain are offering Moldova military aid amid rising fears after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. It has sparked a debate on whether the country should scrap its Read More
Only weeks after returning to work, Kaçanik judge Riza Livoreka faces more disciplinary proceedings at the hands of the Kosovo Judicial Council, KJC, after BIRN requested such action concerning points Read More
The European Commission said on May 25 that it put forth a proposals to “add the violation of EU restrictive measures to the list of EU crimes,” as well as Read More
BERLIN — The German government has rejected claims by Polish President Andrzej Duda that it had gone back on its word to send tanks to replace those Poland had sent to Read More
Domestic food producers export more than half of total exports to European Union countries, which is why Serbia collected more than 2.3 billion euros last year. Emanuele Giaufret, Ambassador of Read More
