Elsewhere, Slovak PM jets off to US to speak at CPAC; US General Kellogg assures Poland about US troop numbers; and Hungary's ...

Twenty-five years after the killing of Bosnia’s deputy police minister Jozo Leutar in a car bomb blast, the investigation has gone nowhere and the perpetrators have never been identified.

The Trump administration’s sudden halt to US funding for pro-democracy institutions and independent media risks strengthening the hand of Kremlin propagandists in Moldova in the run-up to elections ...

Speaker says new investigative committee, which will probe cases dating back to the 1990s, was needed to cleanse 'a tainted justice system' and 'restore dignity to Montenengro'.

As cyberattacks in the region become ever more sophisticated and daring, Western Balkan governments need to improve their cybersecurity frameworks and cooperate, a new BIRN report warns.

Russian exiles in Serbia are largely liberal and anti-war – but they’re also reluctant to get politically involved in an unfamiliar landscape, new research shows.

Nemanja Stajic, former head of the Serbian capital's office for issuing legal permits for property, is suspected of obtaining huge financial benefits for himself and his relatives by illegally ...

Sackings of mayors and multiple arrests threaten to torpedo a tentative peace deal with the Kurds – and Turkey’s president is doing this on purpose, experts claim.

Two senior leaders of Turkey’s largest business association have been banned from foreign travel for 'disseminating false ...

As Bosnia's top court prepares to deliver a verdict in the trial of Republika Srpska's president, political leaders in the Serb entity warn of tough 'responses' to a guilty ruling.

Prilep is home to one of North Macedonia’s oldest theatres, a local cultural landmark – but the building is dilapidated and ...

Nenad Nesic went from police officer to politician to one of the most powerful cabinet ministers in Bosnia and Herzegovina.