Balkans
Over 50,000 people take part in anti-government protests in Moldova
Moldovans are still protesting against the government's failure to tackle the economic crisis amid record inflation of 33.5% and its unwillingness to negotiate a...
Berlin blackmails Belgrade
Germany Tells Serbia: You Have to Choose Between EU and Russia
Nov. 1, 2022
BERLIN (Reuters) - Serbia must decide whether it wants to join the...
Clashes with police during massive anti-government protests in Chisinau, Moldova
Oct. 31, 2022
Massive anti-government protests are again taking place in Chisinau, the capital and largest city of the Republic of Moldova.
Some reports mention more than 65 000 people...
101st Airborne Deployed to Ukraine’s Border ‘Ready To Fight Tonight’
A commander said, "this is not a training deployment, this is a combat deployment"
by Kyle Anzalone
Posted on October 23, 2022
Categories The White...
Europeans and the energy and food bills
Bulgarians consider high prices as more dangerous than the Ukraine war
Sep 22, 2022
Bulgarians believe the excessive increase in prices is a more tangible danger...
NATO deploys reserves amid Balkan tension
Sep 22, 2022
NATO has brought reserve troops to Kosovo for training, increasing the alliance’s presence in the breakaway province by up to 1,000 soldiers....
Ukraine war driving US back into the Balkans
New US legislation aims to pull western Balkan region into EU and NATO but risks abound to any hasty integration
by James Carden
September...
Most Slovaks want Russia to win Ukraine war
By Michal Hudec
Sep 15, 2022
More than half of Slovaks would welcome a military victory of Russia over Ukraine, a new survey published on Wednesday...
Kosovo Delays Restrictions on Serbs After Tensions Rise
Posted on July 31, 2022
Authorities in Kosovo have delayed the implementation of new rules that would ban Serbian license plates and other identification documents...
Corruption reigns supreme in Western Balkan EU hopefuls
By Alice Taylor
Jun 29, 2022
Countries in the EU waiting room such as Albania, North Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia have mainly failed to register any...