The well-known Montenegrin investigative journalist Jovo Martinovic was sentenced to one and a half years in prison in Podgorica last Tuesday on charges of drug trafficking and criminal conspiracy, a... read more →
The manager of a company hired to provide security during the event at which Pawel Adamowicz, the mayor of Gdansk, was stabbed and killed last week has been arrested on... read more →
MEPs on Thursday approved a proposal to deny EU funds to Member States that fail to uphold the rule of law or tolerate fraud and corruption. The proposal, which was... read more →
The mayor of the Polish port city of Gdansk, Pawel Adamowicz, 53, died on Monday, has died after being severely wounded on Sunday evening at a public event, according to... read more →
Laura Codruta Kovesi has taken the Romanian government to the European Court of Human Rights to appeal her dismissal as head of the National Anti-corruption Directorate last year. In the... read more →
Just ten days after a bomb exploded in front of the headquarters of a television station in Athens, another hand-held incendiary device exploded on Thursday in front of a church... read more →
Macedonian MPs have voted to offer amnesty to defendants on trial for taking part in last year’s attack on Parliament so long as they weren’t charged with organising it or... read more →
The Prague Prosecutor's Office has accused a 70-year-old Czech man of committing two terrorist attacks by felling trees on railway tracks, causing train collisions, and then spreading fake leaflets attributing... read more →
Shortly before assuming the rotating EU Presidency, the Romanian government has set itself on a confrontational course with Brussels. Prime Minister Viorica Dăncilă and the leader of the ruling Social... read more →
Some six hundred Macedonian prisoners have gone on hunger strike to demand that a proposed amnesty for participants in last year’s attack on parliament be extended to other offences. The... read more →
