Balkan Insight, Author at Eurasia Review

Digital rights violations proliferated in Central and South-East Europe during the coronavirus pandemic, with over half of them involving propaganda,

Kosovo: Court Says Government Can Be Formed Without Elections

By Xhorxhina Bami The Constitutional Court of Kosovo on Thursday ruled that President Hashim Thaci did not make an unconstitutional

As the coronavirus pandemic loosens its grip on Central Europe, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia and Poland are facing new

BIRN has discovered that in 2019 the Ministry of European Integration paid 168,000 euros to a Paris-based company that promoted

By Madalin Necsutu The Romanian government on Tuesday asked the state company Nuclearelectrica, which runs the nuclear power plant in

By Edit Inotai A surprise decision by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban to surrender emergency powers that critics called “dictatorial”

By Sasa Dragojlo In 2017, when Ana Brnabic became not only Serbia’s first female prime minister but its first openly

By Hamdi Firat Buyuk Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s crackdown on his critics has accelerated during the COVID-19 outbreak. Like

Facing an election this year, Serbia’s leaders say the country is ahead of the rest of Europe in terms of

By Madalin Necsutu Support in the Moldovan parliament for Prime Minister Ion Chicu’s coalition government is slipping away, as the