ECA says better protection measures are needed to safeguard the additional EU funds to help the region's progress towards EU accession.
Neighbouring countries are updating old plans to build a major new hydropower plant on the Danube between Nikopol and Turnu Magurele.
Politicians in Croatia, Romania and Serbia have all discussed a potential move to a form of military service.
Protests put Poland’s government in a precarious position ahead of local elections in April.
Fondul Proprietatea fund manager Franklin Templeton aimed to sell stakes in three major portfolio companies.
Bulgarian government signs agreement with two agricultural groups but other farmers hold out for higher subsidies and the resignation of Agriculture Minister Kiril Vatev.
Ruling party claims its onetime election chief was spied on, as well as former prime minister Mateusz Morawiecki.
Iranian foreign ministry spokesman Nasser Kanaani said the United States' "unjust seizure" of the Venezuelan plane is illegal and violates the basic principles of the UN Charter and International law
The EU is contemplating the unprecedented step of imposing sanctions on three Chinese companies alleged to be aiding Russia's military actions against Ukraine, Bloomberg reports.
Austrian Energy Minister Leonore Gewessler said the government would look to end national gas company OMV’s long-term gas supply deal with Gazprom.
Iran Power Generation, Transmission, and Distribution Company (Tavanir) is set to launch a new initiative to tackle unauthorised cryptomining amid the surge in cryptocurrency values and foreign exchange rates.
The Ukrainian sugar industry faces a dire threat as the EU considers imposing restrictions on sugar exports from Ukraine, potentially leading to the closure of sugar factories, warns the National Association of Sugar Producers.
Zoltan Balog, former head of Reformed Church, alleged to be prime mover behind controversial pardon.
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has refused to give any assurances regarding the possible arrest of Russian President Vladimir Putin during a possible visit to Armenia, following the country's recent accession to the International Criminal Court (ICC)
Polish premier’s meetings with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and French President Emmanuel Macron will enable Tusk to announce Warsaw’s return to the centre of EU politics.
Japanese carmaker Suzuki marked the production of its 4 millionth vehicle, a Vitara GLX, at its plant in Esztergom, northern Hungary.
Hungarian premier loses his top female henchmen to quell one of his regime's biggest crises.
Sarajevo warned it has just six weeks to adopt four key laws in order to get a green light for accession talks.
Legislative changes now likely to go to Constitutional Court and be reviewed by Brussels.
The scandal has wrecked the ruling Fidesz party's carefully burnished image as a defender of the family and children against Western Europen "gender ideologies".