The US department of State has, after various rights organizations, said that the death of economic researcher Ayman Hadhoud requires a “thorough, transparent and credible”
A Pashinian poster on a car in Yerevan, 2018 (source: WikiMedia Commons) Armenian police have detained hundreds of protesters who gathered in Yerevan to demonstrate against
NATO Deputy Secretary General Mircea Geoană (right) and the now Prime Minister of Montenegro, Dritan Abazović (left) at a NATO conference in March 2021 (source: Flickr) The
The Serbia-Kosovo border at the E80 road (source: WikiMedia Commons) On 26 April, Russian President Vladimir Putin met UN Secretary-General António Guterres in Moscow, where he
Osman Kavala in 2015 (WikiMedia Commons) On 25 April, in Turkey, human rights activist and philanthropist Osman Kavala has been sentenced to life in prison
Victory Park in Tiraspol, Transnistria’s capital (source: Flickr) As the Russian leadership commenced a full-fledged attack on Ukraine’s east, in a new phase of the
Robert Golob, the big winner of Sunday’s election, in 2022 (WikiMedia Commons) On Sunday 24 April, Slovenia was the last of the Western Balkans ‘triple-header’
Beirut in 2015 (source: Flickr) On 15 May, Lebanese citizens will go to the polls of crucial elections in the damaged democracy in the country. Few
Putin rallies in Moscow, 2018 (source: WikiMedia Commons) As 9 May – Russian ‘Victory Day’ over Nazi-Germany – comes closer, Putin is looking for own victories