This week’s selection of Balkan Insight Premium stories spans the most important developments of the week, from a summit in ...

Days before presidential elections and a referendum are due in Moldova, authorities have closed the Telegram channels of the ...

Athens court rejects lawsuit - widely deemed a SLAPP – filed by the former director of the Greek prime minister's office ...

Across the EU, children are leaving the family home later than they once did, often because accommodation is so expensive – ...

As work resumes on a controversial lithium mining project in the Jadar Valley, Serbia's parliament rejected an opposition ...

The lavish opening ceremony of a new mosque gifted by Turkey’s religious authority masks concern in Albania over whether ...

Seven wartime fighters were sentenced to a total of 30 years in prison for the inhumane treatment, unlawful detention, ...

With fewer young people joining the country's military academies, the ministries of Defence and Education have teamed up to ...

Ahead of crucial elections in which Moldova's pro-Western president is seeking a second term, the European Commission ...

Elsewhere, health scares in Slovakia; Polish spy agency reportedly used Pegasus spyware on women's rights activists; and ...

European parliamentarians adopted a resolution condemning alleged voter bribery, disinformation campaigns and political ...

Top officials from Balkan and south-east European states will attend a support summit for Ukraine in Dubrovnik with President ...