Green Agenda for Serbia
Prime Minister Ana Brnabić and the European Union (EU) Ambassador to the Republic of Serbia Emanuele Giaufret presented today a new initiative worth 8 million euros, to encourage “green” transformation Read More
Slovenia
European elections to watch in 2022
From EU reformer Emmanuel Macron to EU troublemaker Viktor Orbán, some of the Union’s most vocal supporters and critics are facing tough electoral challenges at home in 2022 that could Read More
OUTLOOK: 2022 Slovenia
Prime Minister Janez Jansa’s rightwing government faces an opposition determined to unseat him in the spring general election.
UEFA boss Aleksander Čeferin’s fight for future of football
NYON, Switzerland — For Aleksander Čeferin, having eyes in the back of his head was essential this year in European football. Čeferin, the UEFA president, found himself in the vortex Read More
Next year will be critical for the rule of law
2022 could be the year the map of the European Union is redrawn. For years, right-wing populists gained ground across the bloc’s newer member countries, inspired far-right groups across the Continent and Read More
BIRN Kosovo Won Prize After Prize in 2021
A far from usual year for the world, 2021 was a challenge for Kosovo as well. After another year in a pandemic, Kosovo had two set of elections and saw Read More
Where There’s a Will, There’s a Way
“Talking about the future of Europe in Serbia is important for two reasons. Firstly, to quote the French ambassador: Serbia will be part of the European Union. And secondly, to Read More
Covid-19: Bulgaria adds France to red zone list of countries with travel restrictions
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
MEPs rebuke Slovenian government over attacks on media
Resolution condemns ‘climate of hostility, distrust and polarisation’ in current holder of EU presidencyThe European parliament has rebuked Slovenia’s government for “attacks, smear campaigns and slander” against journalists and critics, Read More
Kosovo Historians Slate Serbian Minister for Denying ‘Proven’ Massacre
Kosovo historians have reacted angrily after Serbia’s Interior Minister, Aleksandar Vulin, last week denied the January 1999 Reçak massacre in central Kosovo, calling it a “big lie and an extraordinary Read More
