Bulgaria’s Health Minister Assena Serbezova issued an order on December 17 amending the list of foreign countries classified respectively as red, orange or green zones according to their Covid-19 situations. Read More
Aleksandar Hemon is an author, essayist and professor of creative writing at Princeton University. Aida A. Hozic is an associate professor of international relations and associate chair of the department Read More
The Balkans’ smallest country lost its Orthodox leadership to the pandemic. But of Montenegro’s three main religions, only Islamic leaders are encouraging the faithful to get their shots against COVID-19.
Offshore company investigated by Caruana Galizia prior to her murder was reportedly involved in the Mozura wing park deal.
Offshore company investigated by Caruana Galizia prior to her murder was reportedly involved in the Mozura wing park deal.
Offshore company investigated by Caruana Galizia prior to her murder was reportedly involved in the Mozura wing park deal.
On Thursday (2 December 2021), the 10 Allies participating in the NATO Flight Training Europe (NFTE) High Visibility Project – Belgium, the Czech Republic, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Read More
Leaders of Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia have a lot of reassuring to do in Brussels on Tuesday. The so-called “trio” — the three most EU-enthusiastic members of the bloc’s Eastern Partnership program for former Soviet Read More
Western analysts say Bosnia-Herzegovina is facing its greatest crisis since the Dayton Accords ended a war there in 1995, with many suspecting Russian and Chinese hands in what could be Read More
Keeping President Djukanovic’s DPS out of power has proved a strong glue holding the coalition together, but rifts among its members have stalled Montenegro’s progress towards EU accession.
