Opinion: Skopje violence the result of planned destabilization
The outbreak of violence in Skopje is hardly surprising. The attack on the Macedonian parliament is the result of a
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Author: Deutsche Welle
Serbia’s conservative Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic wins presidential election: projection
Serbia Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic looked set to sweep a first round presidential election on Sunday, coming in with 56
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Police remove barricades at Turkish-Bulgarian border
Amid growing tension between Sofia and Ankara, Bulgarian police on Friday removed barricades protesters had erected at at least two
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Ukraine bars Russia entry from Eurovision Song Contest 2017
Ukraine has barred Russia’s Eurovision contestant from entering the country because she previously performed in Crimea. Relations between the neighbors
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EU court allows headscarf constraints at workplace
Private firms are justified on certain grounds to bar a female employee from wearing a headscarf or veil, according to
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Tusk re-elected, but will anyone lead on migration?
Will eastern Europeans get funds clipped for lack of solidarity in migration? The spring EU summit appears more concerned with
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Reactions to the ECJ decision on asylum law in EU
Uproar has greeted the European Court of Justice’s decision on asylum law in Europe. Last year, more than 5,000 people
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The dispute between Poland and the EU continues
There is no end in sight to the ongoing dispute between the European Commission and the Polish government over the
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German special assembly elects Frank-Walter Steinmeier as president
A special 1,260-member assembly on Sunday confirmed general expectations and elected Frank-Walter Steinmeier as the new ceremonial head of state of
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