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".
Tehran General and Revolutionary Courts have charged Digikala, Iran’s biggest online shop, for selling products with offensive images offered on the website,
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has fired the leader of the country’s Armed Forces, Commander-in-Chief Valerii Zaluzhnyi, appointing General Oleksandr Syrskyi as his replacement.
OSCE says it observed significant procedural errors and limitations on fundamental freedoms.
Moscow hopes to exploit growing sentiment in Iraq in favour of expulsion of foreign troops.
Only four candidates will be on the ballot for Russia’s presidential elections in March after the Central Election Commission (CEC) rejected the applications of the only anti-war candidate Boris Nadezhdin.
Policymakers react to macro-economic figures showing that growth is still struggling to accelerate, while inflation is falling fast.
MEPs say EU funding for Serbia should be halted if Belgrade fails to cooperate or if election irregularities are found.
Iraqi militia group Kata’ib Hezbollah on February 8 said the United States and other coalition forces in the region will be responsible for the consequences of the killing of two leaders of the group
China’s automakers are easily dominating market share for imports. Almost 80% of foreign-bought vehicles arrived from there in 2023.
President Maia Sandu says step is crucial for the country's European path, as it sets the stage for accession negotiations.
Hungary's MOL Group has agreed to acquire a majority stake in Budapest-based Ujpest football club from Belgian businessman Roderick Duchatelet.
Serbian Chamber of Commerce head says Africa is a market of the future thanks to demographics, rising purchasing power and natural resources.
Chief of regulator, previously billed as a Wall Street star who would help end country’s economic crisis, said she quit amid a “smear campaign”.
Fidesz is using the legislation to cut off opposition from foreign financing sources, be it micro-donations from private individuals or other larger funding from foreign donors ahead of the 2024 local government and EP elections.
Iran has begun building a fourth nuclear research reactor in the central city of Isfahan, days after it broke ground on a mega nuclear power plant (NPP) in the southern Hormozgan province.
Leading Czech figures sign open letter to the government to change its pro-Israel stance and stop ignoring the humanitarian catastrophe in the Gaza Strip.