Before quitting as head of state, Aleksandar Vucic pardoned various suspects accused of violent attacks on anti-government protesters - decisions that critics say may be illegal and unconstitutional.

Former minister and deputy chair of Turkey's ruling party Fatma Betul Sayan Kaya arrested over alleged role in unfolding scandal involving stock market share manipulation.

Police have started implementing new legislation aimed at curbing street protests against the government of Edi Rama, issuing scores of fines - a move that demonstrators describe as an "intimidation ...

Ergys Agasi started out as a young inspector at Albania’s environment ministry. Over the next decade, he accrued businesses, properties and influence within the highest echelons of government. His ...

European Commission report highlights Montenegro as likely frontrunner to join EU but laments lack of progress on reforms in Bosnia, North Macedonia, Kosovo and Serbia – and backsliding in Turkey.

The closure of a Serbian bank popular among Russian expatriates has left many unable to access their savings, disrupting everyday transactions, business operations and plans to buy new homes.

Chris Pappas makes history as first openly gay man elected to US Senate in midterm elections that left Donald Trump's Republicans reeling.

EU justice agency says seven more suspects were arrested and 100 servers were shut down in ongoing international operation against investment fraud involving Kosovo, Albania and North Macedonia.

After Sunday’s runoff, Iliana Iotova won the vote, aligning the presidency with the politics of Rumen Radev’s government.

The search for justice for eight Serb JNA reservists executed in a Sarajevo park in 1992 has been marred by wildly varying witness accounts and judicial missteps. Now, two men identified as the ...

Top police officials are detained over their handing of a murder case at a Belgrade restaurant. Head of the Criminal Police Directorate Marko Kricak. Photo: Screenshot/YouTube – Ministry of Interior ...

State court sentences six former Bosnian Serb Army members to total of 83 years for murders of 44 men and deportation of women and children from village in Sokolac in 1992.