Tag: Governance

Serbian protesters gathered outside the assembly building in Novi Sad, angrily hurling eggs to express their outrage over the election ...

The Balkans Asset Management Interagency Network, backed by the OSCE, has unveiled bold strategic priorities for asset recovery. This dynamic ...

Moldova’s recent presidential run-off showcased impressive management, offering voters a real and meaningful choice. Yet, OSCE observers highlighted some issues, ...

In a landmark diplomatic encounter, the Secretary General of the Council of Europe joined forces with the Hereditary Prince of ...

Friedrich Merz, a seasoned politician and corporate lawyer, is rapidly rising as a key player in German politics, setting his ...

Republika Srpska has welcomed 300 elite Hungarian anti-terror police, deployed after a strategic agreement between Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik ...

Germany is undergoing a striking shift to the right in its political landscape, fueled by growing economic worries, heated immigration ...

As the European Elections approach, the stakes for the Cyprus issue have never been higher. Experts caution that evolving political ...

In the World Report 2025: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Human Rights Watch shines a spotlight on persistent human rights challenges—from political ...

As North Macedonia gears up for its 2024 parliamentary elections, the International Foundation for Electoral Systems (IFES) is stepping in ...

The European Commission has launched a thorough investigation into Croatia, probing possible breaches of EU laws and regulations. This move ...

Far-right leader vows to "govern Austria honestly" as coalition talks heat up, insisting on tough immigration controls and bold economic ...