Voting and Elections

As protesters painted the main square in Skopje red Monday evening, commemorating the murder of a young man by a...

In a nation that has seen about 175 journalists killed since 1986, media groups denounced President-elect Rodrigo...

The future of Croatia’s two-party coalition government is in doubt after the junior partner of the coalition,...

Authorities extended a preliminary investigation into alleged financial irregularities surrounding presidential...

Once a chief of staff for former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva (Lula), Jose Dirceu was sentenced to 23 years...

As citizens of Belgrade continue to ask why no authorities reacted to their calls for help in the night of April...

The Brazilian Senate is set to decide on Wednesday if President Dilma Rousseff should go on trial after an earlier...

Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic told N1 Television Sunday he has no information about who is behind the...

Azerbaijani investigative reporter Khadija Ismayilova won the 2016 UNESCO/Guillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize...

Thousands of Moldovan protesters took to the streets on Sunday protesting corruption and calling for early...

On Monday morning, somebody threw hard objects and several eggs at the public office of President Gjorge Ivanov in...

The Swedish retail giant IKEA has been reported to the US Customs Department for importing duvet covers made in...