Serbians cast ballots on Sunday in an early national election that surveys say is too close to call, with the governing SNS of Aleksandar Vucic facing the possibility of losing its hold after more than ten years. The challenger drawing…
Polling stations opened at 7 a.m. local time on Sunday in Bulgaria’s presidential election, a contest shaped by drone strikes on Black Sea shipping and by a cost-of-living squeeze in the European Union’s poorest member state. Iliana Iotova, who has…
Serbia votes Sunday in a parliamentary election that tests whether Aleksandar Vucic’s long dominance can survive the Students’ List, a youth-backed force born from nearly two years of street protest. Polls point to a tight race between Vucic’s right-wing populist…
The parliament seated in eastern Libya voted unanimously on Tuesday to endorse a maritime pact with Turkey, overturning its own earlier refusal and opening the way for an economic sea corridor linking the two countries. Turkey’s Foreign Ministry welcomed the…
