The head of Serbia’s Party of Freedom and Justice, former Belgrade mayor Dragan Djilas, has slammed EU parliamentarians’ draft electoral reforms after they were leaked to the media yesterday. “The... read more →
Tougher penalties await dognappers in the United Kingdom this year after the government introduced a new criminal offence of pet abduction. Amid a surge in animal thefts during the COVID-19... read more →
The European Commission has escalated its concerns over judicial independence in Poland, calling on the EU’s Court of Justice to impose daily fines on Warsaw as part of its infringement... read more →
Pollution from coal-fired power plants throughout the Balkans region are estimated to have caused thousands of deaths due to breaches of legal limits on harmful emissions. More than half of... read more →
In Cetinje, Montenegro, riot police fired tear gas on protesters and dismantled barricades that had been erected in a failed attempt to curb the inauguration of the new head of... read more →
A man believed to have contaminated meat products at three supermarkets in London had been arrested. According to CNN quoting a statement from authorities, police received a call at around... read more →
Montenegrin police have found more than 1,200 packages of cocaine in a shipment of bananas near the country’s capital of Podgorica. The seizure amounted to one tonne of cocaine, making... read more →
A cell within the notorious Montenegrin drug trafficking group, the Skaljari clan, has been arrested on Spain’s Canary Islands. During the arrests, Spanish authorities reportedly seized 400 kilograms of cocaine,... read more →
Twitter has begun to label pro-government media accounts in Serbia as “state-affiliated” media. Those labelled as state-affiliated include the dailies Politika, Informer, Srpski Telegraf, Kurir, as well as three free-to-air... read more →
Relations between Albania and Kosovo have sunk to new lows after a German official hinted at support for the long-disputed “Open Balkan” initiative. Kosovo is resolutely opposed to the project. ... read more →
