Turkey’s media watchdog RTUK has lifted a ban that was introduced to block Deutsche Welle Turkish back in 2022.
Thousands of students and anti-government demonstrators blocked key roads and intersections across Serbia, after violent clashes between police and anti-government protesters at a mass protest on June 28.
Vazrazhdane leader Kostadin Kostadinov threatens to destroy the eurozone from the inside if Bulgaria joins in January 2026.
Edi Rama said he would take back all Albanian prisoners if Farage’s claim one in 50 Albanians in Britain are in prison is correct — but insists it’s an exaggeration.
Tensions flared when riot police attempted to disperse crowds heading towards government buildings following months of largely non-violent demonstrations.
Peaceful protest turns violent in late evening with riot police using tear gas and pepper spray to push back crowds.
Europe signals to strongman “world has no alternative to him”, encouraging his crackdown on democracy, says Ozgur Ozel.
Ankara worried by growing air superiority of Israel and Greece.
Students say the ruling coalition is unable to address what they describe as the country’s most severe socio-political crisis in decades.
Proceeds from the agricultural group's IPO are earmarked for projects in its new investment cycle and selective acquisitions.
Several people have been arrested and accused of plotting to violently overthrow the government ahead of a major anti-government rally.
Bilateral trade reached €9bn last year, with Serbia posting a €293mn surplus — a rare outcome for countries trading with Germany, one of the world’s largest exporters.
2025-2028 Ruling Programme outlines broad reforms aimed at modernising state institutions and restoring fiscal discipline.
Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan's new executive has the urgent task of restoring Romania's public finances.
Creation of auxiliary police force is widely seen as a move towards formalising the existence of paramilitary groups in Bosnia's Serb entity.
Turkish president Erdogan is all too ready to hit out at Netanyahu for Israel's attacks on the Iranians, but when it comes to Trump, interestingly, he's rather restrained.
Energy supply company KESCO is calling on all consumers to take immediate measures to save electricity.
Company moved to six notches below investment grade. Layoffs announced. Sales in Europe under pressure from Chinese competition.
Serbian president calls trilateral defence agreement between Albania, Croatia and Kosovo a an emerging military bloc against Serbian interests.
PNL leader's appointment concludes a deadlock over fiscal policy that had delayed the nomination of a new prime minister.