Migrants At Hungary Border Become Part Of Election Campaign
A group of migrants huddles beside a small, smoky fire inside an abandoned building in northern Serbia, the last moments of warmth before they set out into the driving snow Read More
Elections
US Charges 4 Belarus Officials With Air Piracy in Reporter’s Arrest
U.S. prosecutors charged four Belarusian government officials Thursday with aircraft piracy for allegedly using a bomb threat ruse to divert a Ryanair flight last year in order to arrest an Read More
Serbia scraps plans for Rio Tinto lithium mine after protests
President Aleksandar Vučić’s government had been accused of ignoring project’s potential for environmental harm Serbian authorities have abandoned plans to build a controversial lithium mine, the prime minister has announced, Read More
Explainer: How Sweeping EU Rules Would Curb Tech Companies
Online companies would have to ramp up efforts to keep harmful content off their platforms and take other steps to protect users under rules that European Union lawmakers are set Read More
Why Boris Johnson’s newest MPs are out to get him
LONDON — Where’s the gratitude? That’s what Boris Johnson’s remaining loyalists want to know as a chunk of the most recent intake of Conservative MPs, elected under his ‘Get Brexit Read More
Bulgaria’s Petkov meets Kovachevski in Skopje: ‘First step forward in new chapter’
There was a cordial tone between Bulgaria’s Prime Minister Kiril Petkov and his North Macedonian counterpart Dimitar Kovachevski at a news conference after their talks in Skopje on January 18, Read More
Kosovo Serbs Vote in Serbian Referendum in Serbia – Not Kosovo
After many disagreements between the so-called Quint countries and the EU with the Kosovo government over how Kosovo Serbs should vote in Sunday’s Serbian referendum, it was decided they would Read More
Statement by the Spokesperson on the Referendum about Constitutional Amendments
According to preliminary results, voters who went to the polls on Sunday in Serbia to vote on amendments to the Constitution, expressed support to the proposal. The EU welcomes the Read More
Germany set to lift ban on abortion advertising, justice minister says
German Minister of Justice Marco Buschmann announced Monday the coalition government is set to lift the country’s ban on abortion advertising. The justice ministry submitted a draft law Monday, as Read More
Kosovo Government not to Allow Serbian Referendum in its Territory, EU and Quint Push for the Opposite
A referendum on constitutional changes will be held in Serbia on January 16 concerning changes to the judiciary system, as part of Serbian efforts to move closer to the structures Read More
