China has unveiled a daring plan to dig a massive canal through the Balkans. But what does this mean for Europe’s geopolitics, trade routes, and the countries involved?

This is her 116th -- and hopefully not final -- Balkans Without Borders blog post. The views expressed in this blog post do not necessarily reflect those of RFE/RL Macedonian authorities responded ...

Tensions are rising in the Western Balkans, Europe’s ‘other hotspot.’ Britain’s foreign affairs chief David Lammy sees the ...

The integration of the Western Balkans into the European Union is essential for ensuring peace, prosperity, and safeguarding ...

Combined installed energy capacity in Albania, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Montenegro, and Bosnia and Herzegovina is set to grow ...

The European Union’s foreign policy chief has hailed Albania’s “ambitious” agenda to close full membership negotiations in ...

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development on Thursday launched a programme worth 377 million euros ($417 million) ...

Albania, which recently hosted the ITB Berlin 2025 trade show, offers an extensive Adriatic coastline, rugged mountains, ...

Unija ETL, a member of the ETL GLOBAL network, has announced a series of mergers in Serbia, Croatia, and Slovenia, expanding ...

European Council president to visit Western Balkans in May to enhance cooperation, common efforts for a 'good result in this ...

Author: Ines Rocha, IFC Regional Director for Europe With strong cultural ties to the European Union, the Western Balkans is well-positioned to achieve sustainable and inclusive growth. However, ...

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