Two weeks of unrest in Iran have shifted from economic grievances to regime-change slogans, while Trump and Netanyahu publicly back the protest movement.

An in-depth look at Serbia’s conflicting political signals: Vučić’s push toward the EU versus Vulin’s nationalist “Serbian World” agenda, and what this reveals about Belgrade’s long-standing strategy toward the region and the West.

Runways, Olympic ruins, a refugee camp, and now a ‘smart city’: the story of Ellinikon shows how one stretch of Athens’ coast keeps being reinvented.

From Kissinger to Obama to Machado — the Nobel Peace Prize once again tests the line between diplomacy, politics, and moral legitimacy.

A new leader, old divisions: Will Tufan Erhürman bring change to Northern Cyprus and alter the island’s political destiny?

Last week, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan signed a mutual defense agreement, which Pakistani Defense Minister Khawaja Asif described as a framework similar to NATO, intended to connect predominantly Muslim countries.

Firefighting helicopter collects seawater in southeastern Attica, July 2025. © Sanin Mirvic/Corella Greece is once again facing the harsh reality of summer wildfires. By mid-August 2025, more than 45,000 hectares have already burned across the country, making this one of the five most destructive seasons of the past two decades. On the island of Chios alone, over 10,000 hectares have gone up in flames this year, adding to an alarming statistic: nearly a quarter of the islan

Bosnia and Herzegovina’s section of Via Dinarica offers one of Europe’s most authentic hiking adventures. From highland villages like Lukomir to dramatic peaks, canyons, waterfalls, and pristine national parks, this trail combines unspoiled nature with rich traditions. As sustainable tourism grows, Bosnia stands out as the heart of Via Dinarica, offering hikers wild beauty, cultural depth, and true off-the-beaten-path exploration.

India faces mounting U.S. pressure under Donald Trump to abandon Russian oil and weapons, and instead align firmly with Washington. While Joe Biden sought to pull New Delhi closer to the West without forcing a break with Moscow, Trump offers F-35 jets and U.S. oil in exchange for cutting ties with Russia. The decision pits Modi’s strategic balancing act between great powers against Trump’s demand for clear allegiance.India faces mounting U.S. pressure under Donald Trump to ab

A little-known Spanish media outlet has thrown the Caucasus into turmoil with claims of a secret deal between Armenia, Azerbaijan, and the U.S. to build a “Trump Bridge” corridor linking Nakhchivan and mainland Azerbaijan. The report, denied by Yerevan, has ignited fierce debate, drawing in Russia, Iran, Turkey, and the EU, as Armenia weighs closer ties to the West amid a shifting balance of power in the region.