From the Estonian software behind Skype through to the Croatian electric supercar manufacturer Rimac Automobili, central and eastern Europe has produced dozens of globally successful start-ups in the past three decades.Read More →
Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic has said he plans to use a victory to push through reforms needed for the country to join the European Union.Read More →
As Hungary and Croatia close their borders, tens of thousands of migrants are now trapped in Serbia. BELGRADE — Hungary’s decision to seal its southern border has turned the spotlight of the migrant crisis onto Serbia, where images of columns of refugees fleeing conflict evoke all-too-recent memories.Read More →
Mitra Colic stands in the shell of her home, anguished by the worst flooding in the Balkans in 150 years. “I have moments when I cry and think: What next? Can I go on like this?” she says.Read More →
“Even if I had seen him, I wouldn’t tell you,” said a rangy middle-aged man leaning over the fence of the house that until Thursday housed Europe’s most-wanted man, Ratko Mladic. He spread his arms wide and grinned widely. “A great Serbian!” he said.Read More →
