November 24, 2024

Southern Balkans

  • Kosovo Analysts Question Thaci’s Referendum Initiative

    - Aug 10, 2018
    Hashim Thaci has suggested a referendum on proposals to change borders as part of a deal between Kosovo and Serbia to normalise relations, but analysts pointed out that no law currently exists in Kosovo that would allow such a plebiscite. On...
  • Romanians Converge on Capital for Mass Anti-Govt Rally

    - Aug 10, 2018
    Romanian expatriates have been travelling to the capital Bucharest from across the country to attend a mass anti-government rally, despite controversies over the lack of an official organiser and authorisation from the municipal administration. Ana Maria...
  • Macedonia Opposition Boosts Popularity Amid ‘Name’ Deal Debate

    - Aug 9, 2018
    Macedonia’s right-wing opposition has increased in popularity amid the ongoing, emotionally-charged debate about the forthcoming referendum on changing the country’s name, a survey suggests. Macedonia’s right wing VMRO DPMNE party has boosted its popularity in the...
  • Bosnian Serb Law to Promote Cyrillic Sparks Controversy

    - Aug 9, 2018
    Bosnia’s Serb-dominated entity Republika Srpska is preparing to adopt a law declaring Cyrillic script must be used by all officials and public institutions, but Bosniaks and Croats argue that the plan is unconstitutional. A draft law...
  • Memory Fades: Syrians in Austria Speak Now in Hope of Justice Later

    - Aug 9, 2018
    Z3 was 12 years old when he joined the protests against Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad in 2012 in the city of Aleppo. In return, he says, police dripped melting plastic onto his bare legs and electrocuted...
  • Leading Kosovo Newspaper to Boycott President Thaci

    - Aug 9, 2018
    Koha Group, publisher of one of the most popular Kosovo dailies, Koha Ditore, announced it will stop covering President Hashim Thaci after he stated that the paper is working for Serbia’s leader Aleksandar Vucic. Koha Ditore announced...
  • Moldova Pushes for Energy Independence from Russia

    - Aug 8, 2018
    Total dependence on Russian natural gas and electrical energy from breakaway Transnistria has caused the current Moldovan Government to take action during its final months in power. Moldova’s parliament speaker Andrian Candu said on Tuesday evening...
  • Kosovo’s Partition is a Dangerous Solution

    - Aug 8, 2018
    Partition would herald the demise of Kosovo as a multi-ethnic society, and mark the failure of the EU-facilitated dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia aimed at mutual recognition within Kosovo’s current frontiers. Partition is not a new...
  • Kosovo’s Thaci Rules Out Partition, Land Swap

    - Aug 8, 2018
    President Hashim Thaci said that a ‘correction’ of Kosovo’s border with southern Serbia, not partition of the country along ethnic lines, will be a factor in Pristina’s final deal on normalising relations with Belgrade. Hashim Thaci...
  • Macedonia Detains Seven Suspected Jihadists

    - Aug 7, 2018
    In a raid on Monday night, Macedonian police arrested seven people suspected of participating as foreign fighters in the conflicts in Syria and Iraq. The detained suspects, all Macedonian nationals aged between 23 and 47, are...
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