The Court of Appeal in Belgrade increased the sentence handed down to Danko Vladicic for killing two elderly Bosniaks in the ...

Police arrested 25 alleged members of a nationalist, far-right youth group in Thessaloniki in northern Greece for robbery and ...

Thirty years after rebel Serbs shelled Zagreb, killing seven and wounding at least 200 others, the mayor and survivors ...

Anonymous profiles, a lack of financial transparency, and the unethical use of AI threaten to undermine the integrity of ...

BIRN unravels how a 2022 arbitration ruling against Bosnia and Herzegovina's Republika Srpska entity almost cost the country control of its airspace.

For over half a century, this historic bar in the Greek capital hasn’t just been a hangout for artists, journalists and politicians - ‘every customer is a star’, its owner and founder tells BIRN.

Tourism is one of Croatia’s main economic drivers. It’s also causing environmental damage and transforming towns and cities into "theme parks", critics claim as the country prepares for the summer ...

Romania is set for a sharply contested presidential election runoff between far-right candidate George Simion, who won the first round on Sunday, and centrist pro-European reformer Nicusor Dan.

Press freedom has continued a downward slide in most Balkan countries according to the latest report by Reporters Without Borders – although Albania, Montenegro and Serbia have bucked the trend.

As a day of remembrance for the children killed during the siege of Sarajevo was marked, three decades on, the direct perpetrators are yet to be held accountable.

Tens of thousands of people gathered for the funeral of Sirri Sureyya Onder - a popular figure across the political spectrum in Turkey, renowned for his peace-making efforts.

With less than two weeks before Poland’s presidential elections, opposition Law and Justice party-backed candidate Karol Nawrocki is facing claims he was dishonest about owning a second property.