The Latest Breaking News from Balkans

Serbia's military wants to reintroduce obligatory military service as tensions continue to rise in the Balkans

Editorial: Flawed elections confirm Europe is being strung along by a government intent on an authoritarian, ethno-nationalist agenda

Croatians and Serbs at odds after name of airport changed to 18th-century polymath Ruđer Bošković

Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia have received positive news about their bids to join the European Union – but countries in the volatile Balkans…

Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia are moving forward in their quests to join the European Union

Kosovo’s prime minister, Albin Kurti, and Serbia’s president, Aleksandar Vučić, are scheduled to meet this weekend for the first time since Nato decided to send about 600 more peacekeeping troops into the Balkans early in October to mitigate some of the region’s growing tensions.

Leaders from the Western Balkans and several European countries are meeting for an annual summit in the Albanian capital Tirana, with few concrete decisions expected amid heightened tensions across the region.

Few places in the Balkans reveal the volatile ethnic politics of the region as much as stadiums

In 2021, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko began letting migrants cross his country's border into Poland to retaliate against EU sanctions. Poland strengthened its border controls, but the number of illegal migrant crossings into Germany has been surging in recent months. The Brandenburg region in eastern Germany now finds itself at…