BREAKING NEWS BREAKING NEWS Italy election: Giorgia Meloni's far-right party Brothers of Italy wins most votes - exit polls
Europe News Serbia, Albania and North Macedonia row back on EU summit snub threat The trio are frustrated at the lack of progress in joining the EU. 22/06/2022
Uncovering Europe What do we know about Macron's idea for a two-tier Europe? Critics say Macron's plan is just an attempt to appease non-EU countries waiting in the wings, some of whom have been in the candidacy queue for years now. 11/05/2022
Montenegro Montenegro's parliament approves new minority pro-EU government The government of PM Dritan Abazović secured the support of 46 deputies in the 81-seat parliament in Cetinje on Thursday. 29/04/2022
Europe News Robert Golob: Who is Slovenia's likely new prime minister? The political newcomer defeated populist leader Janez Janša in Sunday's election, barely three months after launching his Freedom Movement. 25/04/2022
See The gay Muslim artist representing Montenegro at the Venice Biennale Buu is a multi-media artist from a Muslim background in Montenegro, his pieces are sure to grab attention at this year's Venice Biennale. 16/04/2022
Albania Albania could push for solo EU membership bid, says PM Edi Rama Joint accession talks involving Albania and North Macedonia have been vetoed by Bulgaria. 07/04/2022
Cult Unique sound: Balkan Trafik Festival is back for 2022 In this episode, Cult travels to Serbia ahead of this month's Balkan Trafik Festival in Belgium to meet some of this year's groups and artists. 07/04/2022
View Kosovo remembers Madeleine Albright, the autocrat's worst enemy | View Albright stayed true to her conviction that people were entitled to decide their own fate no matter who their neighbors happened to be. 25/03/2022
Albania NATO to open Balkan airbase in member state Albania Renovatory work on the Kuçovë base began in January, as military spending in much of Europe has been rising. 20/03/2022
Kosovo EU mission to boost police officers in Kosovo amid war in Ukraine A further 92 officers from Portugal, France and Italy will be temporarily deployed to Kosovo in the coming weeks. 15/03/2022
real economy Helping in a crisis: the EU's emergency loans to neighbour countries In this episode, Real Economy travels to North Macedonia to find out about the EU's macro-financial assistance. 09/03/2022
Bosnia and Herzegovina EU ministers discuss ways to prevent possible breakup of Bosnia EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell has described the ongoing tensions as a "critical situation". 21/02/2022
Croatia Croatia pulls design for €1 coin after plagiarism allegations It had been selected to be minted to celebrate Croatia joining the eurozone next year. 09/02/2022
world news Bulgaria and North Macedonia agree to improve relations after talks Bulgaria blocked North Macedonia's accession talks with the European Union in 2020 over a cultural dispute. 18/01/2022
Bosnia and Herzegovina Republika Srpska 30th anniversary marked amid serious political crisis The Serb political leader Milorad Dodik’s increasingly aggressive rhetoric along with his plans to start withdrawing from the Bosnian government has cast a large shadow over this year’s banned holiday. 09/01/2022
world news Macedonian census shows Western Balkans is depopulating fast With EU membership hopes all but quashed, the countries of the European region are undergoing a serious population crisis, as the young and educated leave in droves. 03/01/2022
Albania Albania, North Macedonia and Serbia hold talks at Open Balkan Summit Leaders from Albania, North Macedonia and Serbia met in Tirana to discuss and agree on furthering their Open Balkan initiative to promote political and economic ties. 22/12/2021
Europe News Croatia one step closer to joining Schengen free movement area EU governments have concluded that Zagreb is able to ensure the security of the bloc's external border, a highly sensitive topic amid renewed concerns over migration. 09/12/2021
View Russia's gas gift to Serbia comes with strings attached | View Gas prices in Serbia will remain stable for another six months in a relief for President Vučić after a fraught meeting with Putin last month. But at what cost? asks LSE's Vuk Vuksanovic. 04/12/2021
euronews WITNESS Could the ‘dump of death’ near Mostar be making locals ill? A landfill near Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina is leaking black fluid containing copper, lead, zinc, and arsenic at worrying levels according to test results taken by locals who are worried the dumpsite is attributed to deaths from cancer. 26/11/2021
Destinations 7 ways you can explore the Bulgarian mountains during any season Whether biking, hiking, skiing or swimming is your thing, we take a look at the best ways to explore Bulgaria's ranges and peaks in 2022 with their breathtaking scenery away from the organised masses. 23/11/2021
Bosnia and Herzegovina Nearly half of young people thinking of leaving Bosnia - UN survey The United Nations Population Fund says long-term migration towards richer countries is taking on a "new dimension", with an "immense impact" on Bosnia itself. 17/11/2021
Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia's presidency has pledged there will be no war, says US envoy Tensions had been raised after Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik announced plans for a separate army, judiciary, and tax administration. 08/11/2021
Uncovering Europe As Montenegro turns on itself, its new government doubles down The tiny Balkan state has been wracked by instability and division since elections last year. 12/10/2021
Europe News Slovenia's Janša: Brussels exceeding powers on rule of law crackdown Slovenia's leader tells Euronews the EU Commission is 'close to breaking the law' in its efforts to ensure member states comply with the bloc's fundamental values. 06/10/2021
Europe News EU commits €9 billion to Western Balkans but divisions persist EU leaders met in Slovenia to reaffirm their intention to welcome the six Western Balkan countries but failed to deliver major political breakthroughs. 06/10/2021
