Journalists at Slovenia’s public broadcaster RTV have expressed relief at the results of a referendum aimed at protecting them from political interference. The results show “citizens support us and want Read More
A video recording went viral on Sunday in Kosovo where a speech therapist, identified as I.F., can be heard verbally insulting a three-year-old with autism. The man was then arrested Read More
The EU has outsourced a big chunk of its migration policy to a fleet of privately run boats searching the Mediterranean waters for asylum seekers in crisis. In recent weeks, Read More
NATO foreign ministers are to meet for two days in Romania’s capital Bucharest starting Tuesday to pledge their continuing support of Ukraine against Russia’s invasion. At a news conference Monday, Read More
Dear Minister Cikotić, Dear Ms. Lungarotti, Thank you for receiving me today to witness the signing ceremony of the Memorandum of Understanding between Bosnia and Herzegovina and the IOM on Read More
Jamil Anderlini is editor-in-chief of POLITICO Europe and spent two decades as a reporter in China. “Chinese people should be braver!” the young man with a handful of yellow flowers Read More
~ published in Oslobođenje, Nezavisne novine and Večernji list ~ Last month, the Commission recommended to grant candidate status to Bosnia and Herzegovina on the understanding that a number of Read More
Fariba Nawa is a journalist based in Istanbul and host of On Spec podcast. She’s also the author of “Opium Nation: Child Brides, Drug Lords and One Woman’s Journey through Read More
European interior ministers welcomed Friday an EU plan to better coordinate the handling of migrant arrivals, after a furious argument over a refugee rescue boat erupted between Italy and France. Read More
China stands to be the only winner if a subsidy war breaks out between Europe and the United States, the Czech minister who chaired a meeting of EU trade ministers Read More
