Society

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

Police clashed with protesters in Tirana, as hundreds gathered outside the education ministry, chanting “Rama, resign!”

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

The condemnations underscore concern that the seizure further narrows the space for independent broadcast journalism ahead of anticipated elections

The pro-Russian ruling party Georgian Dream is seeking to outlaw five major opposition forces while blocking new parties from registering

Baku defends its secular education policy and warns Ankara agains interference in its domestic affairs

Foreign Ministers Radosław Sikorski and José Manuel Albares display solidarity in defence posture and sober approaches to handle migration

The signatories argue that the costs of underfunding culture, media and civil society would far outweigh the modest budgetary savings on offer

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

Vučić’s coalition faces a strong student challenge amid concerns over “false tickets,” electoral roll integrity, and opposition fragmentation

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

Hundreds took to the streets of Tirana, with clashes leaving police officers and a journalist injured