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Concerns are raised after the Bosnian state court rejects an indictment of Dario Ristic - determining that Ristic, who fought for Russia in Ukraine, did not commit a criminal offence…
Beyond their headline-grabbing emergency responses, Pomozi.ba quietly delivers year-round support to those on the margins. Now its humanitarian efforts have been awarded the City of Sarajevo's highest honour. KAYNAK: Balkan…
Moldova is close to finishing the process of vetting all its judges and prosecutors after more than three decades of a kleptocratic, politically obedient judiciary – but the system is…
Growing up in England, I knew nothing of my Serbian ancestry – until a summer of exploration in Belgrade made me realise that Todorovic was more than an ‘inconvenient surname’.…
Leaders across the Balkans congratulated Peter Magyar and the Tisza Party after they triumphed over Viktor Orban’s Fidesz – Orban’s Serb allies also praised the defeated right-wing strongman. KAYNAK: Balkan…
The arrest of opposition politician Umit Erkol on corruption allegations has intensified claims that President Erdogan’s government is using the judiciary to target political rivals in a sweeping crackdown. KAYNAK:…
Former diplomat Ian Bancroft explains how his new book explores the dysfunctional state that Bosnia and Herzegovina is in – and its people’s deep desire for a way out. KAYNAK:…
With European car demand fluctuating and margins under pressure, manufacturers of car parts in Albania are navigating a delicate shift from cost-based competitiveness to structural adaptation. KAYNAK: Balkan Insight
A self-organising community in the iconic Prosfygika buildings in Athens fears eviction under a renovation plan unveiled by authorities. KAYNAK: Balkan Insight
Our selection of Premium stories this week takes a look at future goals as well as lost opportunities from the past. KAYNAK: Balkan Insight