Antonia Kotseva

PM Sébastien Lecornu described the demonstrations as no longer a pure student movement but one sliding into “urban violence”

Saxony-Anhalt state parliament vote signals growing AfD-BSW convergence on Russia

Between 2014 and 2025, 28 regions lost more than 50 000 inhabitants in absolute terms, concentrated mainly in Poland, Romania, Bulgaria and Hungary

Agriculture Minister Taras Vysotskyi described the emerging model as “not a transitional mechanism, but effectively a different model of membership”

The firm of the Gaza "voluntary" envoy, who happens to be Trump's son-in-law, holds major stake in a company backing Israel’s arms industry

X and Facebook hosted coordinated inauthentic accounts that amplified ruling-party narratives and attacked election authorities ahead of Bosnia’s 4 October vote

Voters in Chicago, home to a substantial Serbian community, face a voting period running from 1 a.m. to 2 p.m. local time

The first such attack inside Bulgaria’s EEZ leaves one vessel sunk and another ablaze; two crew members are confirmed dead as regional tensions rise

Hendrik Wüst has consistently denied any ambition to replace the chancellor under current circumstances

Students blockade schools over teacher shortages and overcrowding while government and hard-left leaders trade accusations of violence and repression

The spat between President Nataša Pirc Musar and PM Janez Janša reveals a broader clash over the direction of Slovenian foreign policy

The eviction of a 87-year-old woman galvanizes tens of thousands demanding rent freezes and an end to forced removals