Harrison Budak

The reality depends on how the site fits into wider influence operations, the consolidation of diplomatic out…

Following the Yugoslav wars, many in the region possess illegal weapons that pose a threat to public safety. …

Tyldesley residents are demanding greater transparency in the planning permission that greenlighted a huge wa…

Following the murder of a bartender, a debate has been reopened over lax crime laws, escalating bouts of viol…

Sunday's referendum on assisted suicide could soon make country first in the region with such a law put into …

As the South Asian giant enters Croatia’s infrastructure market, the EU continues to seek clarity amid China’…

Pushback over foreign-language advertising is just one sign of Croatia's problem with foreign labor as it des…

As sanctions lift, an investigation into how Croatia's INA and foreign oil giants are vying for Syria's war-s…

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Bribing doctors and bid-rigging hospital procurement contracts contribute to a climate of distrust and frustr…

Students march in Belgrade in the wake of a tragedy that killed 16 people, even as police crack down against …

A test case for green finance under rising autocracy

Bosnia's fate was sealed not by war alone, but by the architecture of an unequal peace.

This election cycle fell at a precarious time for Croatians when the holiday season had ended, with many expr…