Poland has become a country of immigration faster than its offices can adapt. Foreigners who live and work there now wait years for residence permits under a 2022 emergency rule that remains in force, ...

After Sunday’s runoff, Iliana Iotova won the vote, aligning the presidency with the politics of Rumen Radev’s government.

Montenegro may have upgraded its Pljevlja coal-fired power plant, but it must still demonstrate compliance with EU environmental standards as it prepares for accession, an official from Europe’s ...

The two neighbours agree to jointly purchase modern military trucks, aiming to strengthen their defences amid Russia’s ongoing war against Ukraine.

Now, a decentralised network of exhibitions looking at the legacy of antifascism and what can be done today to confront a resurgence of fascism.

Following an attack on a gendarme guarding the Israeli embassy in Belgrade, Serbia's caretaker Interior Minister Ivica Dacic raised the terror threat status to the highest level.

A day of mourning was declared after four members of the Italian contingent of peacekeepers died in a helicopter crash during a routine mission in northeastern Bosnia.

Frontex is to become a fully-fledged “European returns agency” with the ability to intervene in border emergencies and expand its operations beyond Europe.

A bill to bar politicians from running sports clubs is the first step in a wider overhaul of a system that channelled public money to political allies during Fidesz’s 16 years in power.

Our selection of Premium stories this week seeks to unpack the aftermath of an eventful weekend, with dramatic and rapid changes in Serbia that could have a wider impact across the region.

Former Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic concedes defeat to Student List in major parliamentary elections on Sunday. The result brings an end to 14 years of rule by Vucic’s Serbian Progressive Party.