The Danish government has rented dozens of places in a prison in Kosovo to transfer foreigners sentenced to deportation for ...

How does a society behave in wartime? Ukraine, where deep solidarity meets equally profound injustice, offers an especially ...

With Washington's loyalties in flux and Europe feeling abandoned, the unthinkable is being discussed: will the continent's ...

On 15 March, the largest anti-government demonstration in the country’s history took place in Belgrade. President Vučić wants early elections – but in today’s Serbia these can not be free.

The unprecedented access to online information now compels libraries to evolve. In this discussion we explore the challenges and opportunities of this transformation.

In Greece, the use of surveillance technologies, drones and artificial intelligence to control migratory movements is gaining in popularity.

This month’s press review prefaces the upcoming Romanian presidential elections and explores why many presidents in the region have made the headlines.

The recent disappearance of exiled Belarusian activist Angelika Melnikova has prompted much discussion about the reach of the Belarusian and Russian secret services.

Colomina joined the Alliance in 2017 as Spain’s Deputy Permanent Representative, became Deputy Assistant Secretary General ...

Following a spate of knife attacks and car rammings, there has been much predictable speculation about an intrinsic link ...

The leader of France's Rassemblement National was convicted of misusing public funds and barred from public office.

The Irish Prime Minister's visit to the White House provided a window onto the future of shady multinational business practice and European energy policy.