European elections 2014: results across Central and Eastern Europe
Twelve European Union member states in Central and Eastern Europe voted in European Parliament elections between May 23 and May
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Croatia
UN humanitarian chief Amos rallies support for flood-hit Balkan countries
Deeply concerned by the devastating floods in the Balkans – days of rainfall have reportedly submerged entire villages and triggered
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Floods devastate Balkans, displace thousands
Floods in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia and Serbia have killed at least 37 people and left tens of thousands homeless. Much of
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European elections 2014: Croatia – old guard is back
For the second time in just over 13 months, Croatians will head to polling stations on May 25 to cast
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After Croatia, Montenegro faces a border dispute with Kosovo
After the unresolved border dispute with Croatia regarding Prevlaka peninsula, Montenegro has encountered a new border dispute with Kosovo. The
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Cycling duo to tour SOS Children’s villages in Balkans
A duo of cyclists plan to travel 1700km in 15 days, visiting nine different SOS Children’s villages to raise awareness
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Varied views as Serbia begins EU accession talks
Serbian leaders arrived in Brussels on January 21 2014 for the start of the country’s European Union accession talks, but
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Central and Eastern Europe in 2013: Emerging and submerging
There were record floods, changes of government, protests – lots of those – and the European Union got larger by
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Bulgaria’s economic growth improves, but slower than other new EU states – World Bank
Strong exports supported growth in Bulgaria but still weak domestic demand is likely to keep Bulgaria’s economic growth rate below
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