The victory of the “Tisza” party led by Péter Magyar and the defeat of Viktor Orbán’s Fidesz have the potential to become one of the most notable political shifts in…

For several years now, the socio-political life of Serbia — one of the key states for stability and security in the Western Balkans, as well as a country with an…

On 5 April, explosives and devices for their activation were found not far from the Balkan Stream gas pipeline (the continuation of TurkStream in the Balkans). Components of the suspected…

In European politics, it is difficult to find an example of such a long, exhausting, and nerve-wracking path as that of North Macedonia. The raw figures here speak for themselves:…

In Albania — which just three decades ago was one of the poorest countries in Europe and which at one time experienced one of the harshest communist regimes of Enver…

This year’s election campaign in Slovenia was unprecedentedly scandalous, but the sensational revelations failed to lead to fundamental changes on the country’s political map. After the parliamentary elections on 22…

In Montenegro, EU membership is not only promised, but also painted on airplanes: at the end of February, the government launched the campaign “28by28 – The Next EU Member” and…

An “accidental” photograph that appeared on military forums at the beginning of March 2026 sparked a heated discussion about the security situation in Southeastern Europe and caused tension in Belgrade’s…

In the Republika Srpska, at the Training Center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of RS, at the end of January this year a representative office of the Counter Terrorism…

The dispute between Budapest and Zagreb over the possibility of transporting Russian oil through the JANAF Adriatic oil pipeline goes far beyond commercial relations. Geopolitics, global energy policy, European foreign…