The Kurti government has decided to invest one billion euros to transform the Kosovo Security Force into a fully-fledged army ...

Cyprus is not a party to the Iran confrontation, yet its geography and British military bases place the island uncomfortably ...

From Ljubljana to Zagreb, there are women who are building what's missing in Europe and trying to secure European funding to ...

The Ex-Yu Rock Centar in Sarajevo was closed in November 2025 due to the difficult financial situation, coupled with the lack ...

In North Macedonia, inflation is soaring and eroding families' purchasing power. For this reason, unions are calling for a ...

To mark International Women’s Day on 8 March, partners of the Media Freedom Rapid Response (MFRR) publish alarming data ...

The city of Zagreb, a member of the Mayors for Housing alliance, has introduced several measures to limit the negative effects of rising prices and the spread of short-term rentals. We spoke with Depu ...

CASE Italia welcomes the approval of the European delegation law, which grants the government the mandate to transpose Directive (EU) 2024/1069, known as the Anti-SLAPP Directive, whose deadline for i ...

Bucharest, the Romanian capital, Militari neighborhood. Where once stood a twenty-year-old abandoned railway line, overflowing with garbage, an intriguing urban oasis has sprung up: the brand-new ...

The peace process with the Kurds in Turkey continues: after the announced dissolution of the PKK, paths are being sought that can lead to a "positive peace", capable of addressing the root causes of t ...

On the occasion of the centenary of the death of Ivana Kobilca (Ljubljana 1861-1926), a look at the life and works of the greatest Slovenian painter who was able to overcome taboos in a male-dominated ...

SLAPPs, or strategic lawsuits, often target media outlets that engage in investigative journalism. Moldova is no exception. We discussed the issue during a recent workshop in Chisinau ...