In January, the exiled Chinese billionaire Guo Wengui sat in his 9000-square-foot apartment overlooking Central Park and told Lauren Hilgers, a journalist from the New York Times, that he intended... read more →
The strong man of Montenegro, the small state of 620,000 inhabitants which separated from Serbia in 2006 to become independent, reconquered, on April 15, the presidency of the Republic, which... read more →
The historic leader of Montenegro Milo Djukanovic looks set to win the presidential election in Montenegro in the first round, according to the first results published on Sunday evening. According... read more →
The news came as little surprise. After two years of retirement, Milo Djukanovic, the charismatic authoritarian leader - long suspected of corruption - is making his comeback in Montenegrin politics.... read more →
Kosovo’s celebrations last month for the tenth anniversary of its independence peaked with a free concert headlined by the popular British singer Rita Ora, who was born in Kosovo. In... read more →
In the latest of a series of hammer blows to the Latvian banking industry the European Central Bank (ECB) has declared that Latvia's ABLV Bank is on the verge of... read more →
Any national independence movement must have two objectives, the first one, obviously, is to achieve independence, the second is to build a secure, prosperous and well-functioning state afterwards. Kosovo, Europe’s... read more →
Since the beginning of 2017, Romania’s justice system has been under heavy pressure from political and business elites seeking to implement new laws designed to undermine authorities’ capacity to prosecute... read more →
George Soros, the 87-year-old billionaire has lately become a hate figure on the right for his perceived plan to “flood the EU with migrants”. A Jewish financier who stands for... read more →
On January 1, Bulgaria, the poorest country in the European Union, took over the rotating presidency of the bloc for the first time, a position it will occupy until the... read more →
