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The rise of nationalism in Bulgaria is the outcome of long-ignored problems that may now threaten inter-ethnic relations.
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A large crowd remembers the dreadful events of July 1995, when Bosnian Serbs massacred thousands of defenseless Muslims around Srebrenica.
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The Romanian government resigns in the hope that a snap election will bring a mandate for EU-related reform.
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Foreign business people and development advisers are pushing trade policies that may harm Mongolian democracy and national security.
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A decade ago, a wholesale massacre in a strategically relatively unimportant town was somehow outside the realm of imagination. It is not beyond imagination that the appetite for violence will return.
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Germany and other host countries up the pressure on Kosovo refugees to go home, despite abundant signs that they are still not welcome there.
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The Czechs debate the virtues of a flat tax, but is it a fad or the future?
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A troubled poll delivers a stunning victory to Albania’s former strongman Sali Berisha.
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Ukrainian trade schools are still coming to terms with their loss of prestige as they try to supply new workers to fast-changing markets.
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Armenian conservationists fear a northern copper mine will lead to further ecological degradation.
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Warsaw could have raised its stature in Europe, but walked away from the leadership summit with little to show.
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Wayward EU members should correct their course to revive political and judicial reforms.
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The dissidents of today need to be preparing for the time when democrats replace despots.
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Opposition parties are being shut out of Russian regional elections for reasons that would make Kafka smile.
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Bosnia is ready to move on to the next stage of its development. Is the international community?
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Russia reels as the death toll in its worst-ever terrorist attack climbs to at least 338.
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Poland's Olympic dreams ended with a whimper rather than a bang in Athens. Whose fault was it?
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Doping charges against Hungarian Olympians reverberate in the domestic political arena.
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The arrest of Macedonia's former interior minister puts the spotlight back on the murky killings of six Pakistanis and an Indian in 2002.
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Moldovans—or some of them at least—have just celebrated Our Language Day. But Moldova cannot quite decide what that language is.
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