Border police chief Ruslan Galusca says the threat to Moldova’s borders from drones, drug trafficking and illegal migration has grown massively since Russia’s 2022 full-scale invasion of neighbouring ...

An exhibition of Italian photojournalist Mario Boccia’s work from wartime Sarajevo opens at the History Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina on November 2. The exhibition shows Sarajevans’ daily life in a ...

A day of mourning was declared after four members of the Italian contingent of peacekeepers died in a helicopter crash during a routine mission in northeastern Bosnia.

The chief prosecutor and deputy chief prosecutor of Peja/Pec, as well as 11 police officers, were suspended on Thursday after a recent femicide case demonstrated institutional failures.

Speculation is mounting over who will run Serbia’s public broadcaster RTS after its director-general Manja Grcic acceded to Student List demands and resigned on Wednesday evening.

DC lobbyists working for Albanian and Bosnian politicians look to burnish tarnished reputations as US conservatives lose another ally in the Balkans after Vucic’s loss in the Serbian elections.

On June 8, Monika Silva-Koniuszek was murdered in Ecuador. After obtaining a drive containing files the Polish activist had compiled, BIRN uncovered a network of companies linked to Albanian gangs ...

After the murder of a woman in Kosovo at the weekend, protesters took to the streets of Pristina to demand accountability, high-level resignations and an end to gender-based violence.

Following an attack on a gendarme guarding the Israeli embassy in Belgrade, Serbia's caretaker Interior Minister Ivica Dacic raised the terror threat status to the highest level.

Latest figures confirm that the Student List won an outright majority in the parliamentary elections, ending the 14-year rule of the Serbian Progressive Party and strongman leader Aleksandar Vucic.

Former Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic concedes defeat to Student List in major parliamentary elections on Sunday. The result brings an end to 14 years of rule by Vucic’s Serbian Progressive Party.

Slovenia’s right-wing government is expected to double down on its agenda after losing two out of four plebiscites this month, but civil society says it is ready to fight a drift into ...