Croatia

A Zagreb official claimed that the real aim was to export Serbia’s internal tensions into Croatia

The centerpiece is the €1.3 billion deal for 44 Leopard 2A8 battle tanks, complete with simulators, spare parts, and comprehensive logistics

Zagreb’s decision signals a broader shift in Europe’s readiness strategy as the war in Ukraine reshapes the European defence policy

Belgrade responded with an ironic counter-offer to acquire the Croatian power grid operator and an oil pipeline

At the heart of the dispute are 51 Croatian families whose properties - valued at over €500 million, were seized through questionable procedures

Belgrade braces for potential energy and financial fallout as US sanctions on majority Russian-owned NIS take effect

Belgrade faces growing isolation as Vučić denounces new regional security blocs, lashes out at EU critics, ignores protests

Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović announced on 4 September progress on several longstanding bilateral disputes

The sum of funds she spent unlawfully may be modest, but she previously received a two-year prison sentence for her involvement in fraud exceeding EUR 1.3 million

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić reacted angrily, arguing that the cooperation violates a 1996 subregional mechanism

For EU candidate countries, the European Media Freedom Act could be a powerful reform lever if part of accession criteria

Croat MEP Tonino Picula, who is often criticised by the authorities in Belgrade, this time came under fire from the opposition