EU clears most of Bulgaria’s recovery targets, unlocks €1.1bn
Sofia has successfully completed most of the reforms tied to the payment request, but some commitments remain outstanding.
From Hate Speech to a Culture of Dialogue
How can we preserve space for dialogue in an increasingly polarized society, and how can we foster public discourse based on respect for diversity rather than division and exclusion? These Read More
Weather tracker: Severe thunderstorms sweep Europe and east Asia
Strong winds and heavy rain batter Slovenia, while France experiences atypical heatwave in its north and westSevere thunderstorms swept across the Balkans last week bringing widespread destruction to many areas. Read More
Weather tracker: Severe thunderstorms sweep Europe and east Asia
Strong winds and heavy rain batter Slovenia, while France experiences atypical heatwave in its north and westSevere thunderstorms swept across the Balkans last week bringing widespread destruction to many areas. Read More
In memoriam: Nebojša Parkić – Paki (1988 – 2026)
Colleagues, friends, and family paid tribute to Nebojša Parkić, a journalist and long-time member of the Europe House team. „It is impossible to put into words the sense of sorrow Read More
European Parliament calls for sustained reforms across Western Balkans
MEPs reaffirming support for Western Balkan countries’ membership aspirations while urging sustained reforms in the rule of law, anti-corruption efforts and democratic governance as conditions for progress.
Green festival in Novi Sad combines play, science and nature
Research and creative workshops, experiments, games with practical tasks, and a masquerade were only part of the festival activities in which more than 800 participants learned and enjoyed themselves at Read More
NATO to Reduce Troops in Kosovo as Security in Serb-Majority North Improves
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte announced on Wednesday in a press conference in Brussels that NATO will considerably reduce peacekeeping troops in Kosovo as a result of the improved security Read More
Turkey’s risk premium tumbles to four-month low on US-Iran breakthrough
With the accompanying fall in oil prices, a revival of the country’s rate-cutting cycle has re-emerged as a possibility.
The tiny pony on the fourth floor of a Croatian flat – video
When Mile the pony was rejected by his mother at birth, his owner, Andjelka Josipovic, decided to take him in. Each night she carries him up to her fourth-floor flat Read More