Bulgaria Denies Serbian Claims of Spy Network, FM Calls Vulin’s Statements Malicious

Russia Presses Belgrade After Vucic’s Remarks on Selling Ammunition to EU

Clashes in Belgrade as Protests Over Novi Sad Tragedy Reignite Anti-Government Anger

Shooting, Blaze, and Panic in Central Belgrade: Tensions Boil Over at Pro-Government Camp

Vucic Boasts Russian Award and Chinese Acclaim: 'The Whole of China is Chanting My Name'

Dodik Loses Mandate, Gains Momentum? Serbian Strongman Calls for Referendum in Bosnia

Storm Byron Hits Greece: Athens Schools Closed Amid Floods and Fallen Trees

Storm Byron has caused significant disruption across southern Greece

Croatian Ex-MP and Son Face Charges Over 1.3 Million Fake COVID Tests

The district prosecutor's office in Varaždin, northern Croatia, has formally charged a father and son with orchestrating the production of over 1.3 million counterfeit COVID-19 tests

North Macedonia’s Opposition Party Leadership Resigns

The entire leadership of North Macedonia’s opposition party SDSM has stepped down, following a request from the party’s chairman

Citizens Unite in Croatia to Resist Ustasha Revival and Far-Right Extremism

Several thousand people gathered in Croatia’s capital, Zagreb, on Sunday for an anti-fascist march aimed at countering the country’s rising far-right sentiment and efforts to revise the history of World War II

North Macedonia’s PM Claims Bulgarian Journalist Faked Attack and Injuries

North Macedonia’s Prime Minister, Hristijan Mickoski, dismissed the assault on Bulgarian journalist Vladimir Perev as an act of self-inflicted harm

Bulgaria Denies Serbian Claims of Spy Network, FM Calls Vulin’s Statements Malicious

The Bulgarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has not received any official confirmation from Serbian authorities concerning the alleged “arrest of Bulgarian spies” or the “dismantling of a Bulgarian spy network” in Serbia