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Unrest came as demonstrator who was attacked near his home says government is trying to intimidate critics

Around 1,000 protesters were still outside Georgia's parliament Monday morning after an all-night last-stand demonstration against a highly controversial Russian-style "foreign influence" bill.

Georgia's parliament's approval of a media law sparks protests and raises concerns about media freedom and EU aspirations.

Gordana Siljanovska-Davkova becomes North Macedonia's first female president amidst diplomatic tensions with Greece. Her presidency marks a crucial junctur...

India needs a clear FTA policy, especially in dealing with international trade and foreign investment laws

Georgia's government on Sunday issued a warning to protesters that it would arrest anyone who blocked the parliament, ahead of an expected late-evening rally against a Russian-style "foreign agent" bill.

Editorial: A strike by journalists at the state broadcaster sends a disturbing signal in one of the European Union’s most important member states

North Macedonia's first woman president was inaugurated on Sunday, with the new nationalist leader angering Greece after a speech that did not acknowledge her country's new name.

Former Albanian President Meta raises concerns about U.S. neglect of Western Balkans and Russian interference, urging continued American engagement.

Results put Gitanas Nausėda ahead but he will face Ingrida Šimonytė in a run-off election on 26 May

US retail giant Amazon is expected to announce a €1.2-billion ($1.3-billion) investment in France, the French government said Sunday, while pharmaceutical giants Pfizer and AstroZeneca have pledged nearly €1 billion ahead of the annual Choose France summit on foreign investment starting Monday.