Lookback at recent headlines from the Balkans:

Protests Erupt in Serbia Over Government Accountability

Demonstrations demand justice after the Novi Sad railway station disaster, highlighting corruption in government contracts.

Albanian Elections Criticized for 'Abusive Practices'

International observers condemn irregularities in Albania’s parliamentary elections, raising concerns over fairness.

Bosnia's Corruption Ranking Hits New Low

Bosnia and Herzegovina received its worst corruption score in over a decade, continuing its struggle with systemic issues. Ranking 114 out of 180 countries.

Moldova’s Judicial Reforms Gain Praise Amid Corruption Challenges

Moldova sees improvements in anti corruption efforts, with new judicial reforms bolstering public trust.

Serbia's Education System Under Scrutiny Amid Student Protests

The Serbian government targets professors as student protests against corruption and educational reforms grow.

Croatia's Health Minister Fired Amid Bribery Allegations

Vili Beros dismissed over suspicions of accepting bribes for medical equipment procurement deals.

Montenegro Faces Backlash Over Declining Transparency

While still the highest-ranked in the Balkans, Montenegro sees a decline in public perception of corruption.

Kosovo’s Anti corruption Efforts Gain Ground

Kosovo’s anti corruption measures improve its global ranking, but challenges remain in fully rooting out corruption.

How about we just respect Romanian democracy and let them vote for RW candidates?

The guy who wanted to interfere Romanian elections.

🇷🇴🇫🇷⚡️- Telegram CEO Pavel Durov confirms that the French domestic intelligence chief is who asked him to ban conservative voices and supporters of George Simion.