Democrats, Socialists agree on new Serbian government2012-05-10Just three days after the May 6th elections, the leaders of the Democratic Party and the Socialist Party of Serbia have agreed to continue their political co-operation.
Serbia aims to increase number of women in politics2012-05-01Through new regulations, Serbia is trying to increase women's influence in political life.
In Belgrade, a new hand at the helm of the government2012-04-16Assuming the post of acting president until the May 6th elections, Parliament Speaker Slavica Djukic-Dejanovic said she is ready for the responsibility.
Vetevendosje: two paths of opposition in Kosovo2012-02-21Vetevendosje represents a strong opposition in the parliament, but it has also been influential in spreading its views on the street.
Romania's new economic plan is met with caution2012-02-14Increased salaries and pensions are the backbone of the new government's plan for the economy.
Scepticism, but hope, in Bucharest after a change of government2012-02-07The new government comes to power amid social tensions and high expectations from the population
Romania's prime minister, government resigns2012-02-06Romanian Prime Minister Emil Boc resigned on Monday amid protests against the austerity measures his government has had to impose in recent years in the EU's second-poorest member.
Overhaul or extinction: Croatia's HDZ faces uncertain future2012-01-25Ahead of its upcoming interparty election, analysts question if HDZ will be able to undergo a successful makeover and compete in Croatian politics.
Romanian foreign minister sacked over abusive remarks2012-01-24Romanian Foreign Minister Teodor Baconschi was attending a meeting with EU counterparts on Monday, when he was sacked.
Party infighting takes a toll on Romanian democracy2011-12-21The recent dismissal of the second man in the state hierarchy shows how far intra-party squabbling can reach.
Can HDZ overcome its current hurdles?2011-12-20An indictment has been filed against HDZ as the party struggles.
Political deadlock continues in BiH2011-12-03A meeting of the top six political party leaders of BiH failed to produce results, further angering a public fed up with the impasse.
Right-wing partner in new Greek government raises eyebrows2011-11-22The small right-wing LAOS party, often accused of extremism, joined Greece's ruling coalition.
Romania's King Michael: trust democracy2011-10-28King Michael I's historic moment was also a call for a mature and responsible political class.
End of SP's boycott draws praise, scepticism2011-10-18The Albanian opposition ended its two year boycott of parliament, but the bitter rivalry with the ruling DP continues.
Serbia: 11 years after Milosevic2011-10-07Eleven years after the ousting of Milosevic, many in Serbia remain unhappy with the pace of reforms and quality of life.
Bid to end BiH political stalemate fails again2011-09-27The prospect of a quick end to the almost 12-month long political crisis in Bosnia and Herzegovina took another blow on Monday.
Sandzak and the south are trouble spots for Serbia2011-09-20Even as it confronts Pristina over northern Kosovo, Serbia is grappling with discontent elsewhere.
Italy and Greece ask Albania to unify on European agenda2011-09-13Albania needs to calm its problems at home in order to move on the European integration, ministers say.
Public anger over BiH politicians' holidays2011-09-07Eleven months without a government did not preclude BiH politicians from taking a month-long vacation at taxpayers' expense.