The PKK’s announcement of a unilateral ceasefire has won support among Kurds in southeastern Turkey, but hope for peace is ...

Across Europe, criminal gangs are becoming more powerful and their recruits are getting younger. The authorities are struggling to respond.

Bosnia's state court has asked Interpol to issue an international 'red notice' for the arrest of Republika Srpska President ...

Government agency for radio and TV slaps fines and suspensions on four TV channels for their coverage of mass protests ...

The Bosnian state court sentenced Zdravko Cvoric to seven years in prison for raping a Bosniak woman prisoner in the ...

After months of saying nothing about the demonstrations sweeping Serbia, there are signs that the European Commission is ...

Pristina court hands jail sentence for identity theft and blackmail to main administrator and founder of a Telegram group that made available intimate photos and videos of women and girls without ...

In a heart-warming book tinged with melancholy, Sofia-based American Rory Miller explores the joys and sorrows of Bulgarian ...

As Turks protest against the detention of opposition leader Ekrem Imamoglu, the government is going for a news blackout – ...

Albin Kurti's office blamed Moscow for the prank call in which a member of a Russian comic duo pretending to be Latvia's ...

Naim Maloku told Kosovo ex-President Hashim Thaci's trial for war crimes and crimes against humanity that the KLA did not ...

BIRN investigations have uncovered how journalists conducting public-interest investigations in Romania were put under ...