Serbia orders expulsion of Italian journalist who reported on media freedom
Media organisations rally behind Massimo Moratti, who has worked in the Western Balkans for more than 20 years

Media organisations rally behind Massimo Moratti, who has worked in the Western Balkans for more than 20 years
Brussels comes under fire for excessive regulation, migration, energy costs, the Green Deal and handling the war in Ukraine
Following the announcement of Mladić’s death, public gatherings and displays glorifying the convicted war criminal took place in several locations in Serbia
A war does not end when the people who fought it die, but when the generations born afterward refuse to inherit the enemies of their parents and grandparents
Prime Minister Milojko Spajić said he had received serious intelligence indicating hostile action from two countries he didn't name
Volodymyr Zhuravlev was detained in Croatia while working as a consultant on Doug Liman’s “Snake Island,” starring Sean Penn and Adrien Brody
Chapter 31 on foreign, security and defence policy - which requires good-neighbourly relations - cannot be closed without Croatia’s consent
The Serbian President said that Croatia "wants to see Serbia weak, poor and humiliated"
Interim appointment follows failed U.S.-EU compromise on Schmidt successor amid tensions over state property and Southern Gas Project
Rising hybrid threats prompt eastern members to explore Article 42.7 while insisting it must strengthen, not replace, the Atlantic Alliance
One of the region’s last major independent media networks are reportedly on the verge of being sold to investors linked the group that acquired Euronews
For Central and Eastern Europe, the message is clear: the future of digital infrastructure is being built here - and it is powered by transatlantic ambition