US, UK and OSCE all voice concern over decision not to allow the Belgrade-backed Srpska Lista party to compete in February's ...

A nursery in Greece has flourished by meeting growing demand in the Balkans and beyond for poinsettias – a floral symbol of ...

The entry into government of the far-right Homeland Movement has undermined the position of Croatia’s Serbian minority – and ...

At least four Slovak nationals have turned up in Bosnia and Herzegovina, fleeing the law in their homeland. BIRN tracked down ...

Marcel Ciolacu will head a new government after centrist and centre-left parties agreed a coalition to keep the far right out ...

The launch into orbit of the first-ever Croatian satellite, called CroCube, is 'just the beginning', the mission's manager ...

TikTok became the focus of criticism for boosting a far-right contender in Romania’s elections, while in Serbia, evidence of ...

Authorities are ramping up arrests of journalists in order to silence any voices that question its actions in Syria, an ...

Supported by farmers, celebrities and citizens, students and school pupils blocked the centre of Belgrade on Sunday, protesting over the fatal collapse of part of Novi Sad railway station.

BIRN’s four-part series examines the legacy of independent Croatia’s first president, who died 25 years ago, looking at how ...

Efforts to deliver justice for war crime victims stagnated, while the disputes around the Srebrenica genocide resolution at the United Nations again highlighted the deep divisions that persist in ...

A seven-year vetting process in Albania has been hailed as setting new standards in the fight against judicial graft. Can the ...