Serbia

The Slovak prime minister vowed that his country will not recognise Kosovo

Hundreds gathered in Belgrade to support staff who rejected a newly appointed editor, raising concerns over editorial independence ahead of elections

Opposition parties are vowing to cancel the Belgrade exhibition and investigate its confidential contracts

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

Two EPC commentaries accept stronger post-accession tools, then ask what protects the Union when the special regime ends

Gradual access to selected policies, stronger post-accession safeguards, and a renewed push to drop unanimity on sanctions and foreign policy

ANEM says staffing and commercial moves at the portal form part of efforts to tighten control over critical outlets before the 25 October vote

Putin spoke about the elections in Serbia and Zelenskyy’s visit to Belgrade, and also touched on the NATO bombing: “It all started like this…”

The former President and SNS together accounted for 90.5% of the recorded time, while the Students’ List accounted for about 6.2%

Commission draft outlines gradual integration for candidates, with Chisinau and Kyiv cited as early beneficiaries in trade, energy and roaming