Евентс

UK’s @DavidLammy is on visit in Sarajevo

EXIT-POLL CURS: George Simion, in first place (33.1%), followed by Crin Antonescu (22.9%) and Nicușor Dan (20.9%)

Romanian hard-right candidate Simion seen in first place in presidential election first round: exit poll

Turkish opposition leader Ozgur Ozel has been punched in the face in Istanbul today

Turkish police charged May Day protesters in Istanbul on Thursday, detaining hundreds of people and dragging some away in buses after they tried to defy a ban on public gatherings and march towards Taksim Square

EU enlargement commissioner Marta Kos met Serbian student protesters in Novi Sad on Wednesday and told them: “I hear you” – adding that “what the EU asks from Serbia closely aligns with the demands of the citizens protesting”

Novi Sad students are organizing a protest in front of the court today: Marathon runners continue running to Brussels, final destination – Vienna

"The solution for BiH is the following: for Muslims to return to their original faith - Orthodoxy and Catholicism, and then it would be confirmed that the majority of Serbs are here in BiH. And we would then have nothing against BiH being unitary because it would be Serbian," said the President of RS @MiloradDodik

Против дронова типа Шахед радила је противваздушна одбрана на југу Одеске области

SIPA tried to detain Dodik in East Sarajevo, RS MUP objected

Schools closed for 2 days after earthquake in Istanbul

A 6.2 magnitude earthquake has rattled much of Turkey Wednesday morning, according to the United States Geological Survey.No casualties have been reported so far, but hospitals reported many patients were admitted due to anxiety

Istanbul hit by 6.2-magnitude earthquake, Turkish officials say, with people seen leaving buildings

Students from Novi Pazar protest in front of RTS: We feel at home in Belgrade, everyone loves us

Albijanic: The government is announcing further repression even though it fell on March 15th at a protest in Belgrade

Greece unveiled its official Marine Spatial Planning (MSP) map. The plan grants full maritime rights to all Aegean islands—including Kastellorizo, just 2 km off the Turkish coast—raising renewed diplomatic concerns in Ankara. Greece claims full maritime rights for even its smallest islands like Kastellorizo (Meis), just 2 km from Türkiye’s coast. Based on UNCLOS, Athens argues it can claim up to 40,000 sq km of maritime zone due to the island. Türkiye calls this “irrational and maximalist,” arguing equity should override strict distance rules when an island is far from its mainland but extremely close to another country’s coast. Germany and others have echoed concerns over “maximalist” Greek claims

Student cyclists have arrived in Kraljevo. A protest will be organized in this city tomorrow, lasting from 8 am to midnight.

Belgrade students join protest in Kosovska Mitrovica

Serbia is to get a new 30-member government, according to a proposal received by the Serbian Parliament on Monday, after the previous prime minister resigned amid the mass protests that have rocked the country

Turkish Foreign Minister: We call for a ceasefire in Gaza and to prevent Israel from committing mass massacres.

Nervous driver hits student with car: Incident at protest in Pančevo

Foreign Ministers of Azerbaijan, Armenia and Georgia participate in panel discussions dedicated to cooperation in the South Caucasus

Republika Srpska is against NATO membership and will not join the alliance - Milorad Dodik

Turkey detains two prominent Turkish opposition journalists this morning in a dawn raid. Journalists Timur Soykan and Murat Ağırel were detained

Car drives into protesters in central Belgrade

Brussels demanded that Vucic remove Vulin from the new government, a Serbian source told Russian TASS.

Protest in Athens, Greece, as unions call for general strike

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has nominated a politically inexperienced medical professor, Djuro Macut, to become prime minister after the previous resigned during anti-government protests

Novi Sad taxi drivers peacefully protest against frequent attacks on colleagues

Earthquake of magnitude 4.9 - 12 km WNW of Kalávryta, Greece