Serbia’s surprise rejection of veteran leader Aleksandar Vucic hands political power to an opaque protest movement with no track record.

The morning after the surprise defeat of longtime leader Aleksandar Vucic, Serbian voters still didn’t know who will replace him.

From Nepal to Czechoslovakia and Georgia, history offers plenty of examples of student protests forcing a government from office. Serbia’s students are taking a different approach: They’re trying to end leader Aleksandar Vucic’s decade-long rule through the ballot box.

Czech arms tycoon Michal Strnad is making his biggest push yet into the space industry.

As Bosnians vote in an election this weekend, the country is embracing the US president’s family and friends. 

After two years of trying to get a foothold in neighboring Croatia by buying Addiko Bank AG, Slovenia’s largest lender isn’t ready to give up.

Thousands protested in Prague against the government’s plan to overhaul public media funding that critics say will reduce their independence and budgets.

Thousands protested in Prague against the government’s plan to overhaul public media funding that critics say will reduce their independence and budgets.

The Czech Republic will block the European Union’s attempts to sanction Israel’s national security minister over his treatment of activists who were trying to get aid into Gaza, the country’s top diplomat said.

The ride from the Albanian mainland to the island of Sazan takes just 20 minutes in a speedboat.

The ride from the Albanian mainland to the island of Sazan takes just 20 minutes in a speedboat.

In an interview in Belgrade, Aleksandar Vucic discusses his deepening ties with Beijing and frustration with the European Union.

If the European Union has a red line in Serbia’s relationship to China, President Aleksandar Vucic may be getting close.

Ejup Maqedonci has worn three uniforms over the past 27 years: first as a young rebel fighting for Kosovar independence, then as a member of an interim humanitarian body, and now as defense minister shaping the nation’s military.

Czech billionaire Michal Strnad said investors are undervaluing his company, CSG NV, after its share price halved since he completed the largest-ever initial public offering for a pure-play defense firm.

From the rooftop terrace of Kosovo’s innovation center, Shpend Lila pointed out a red-brick building on a recent weekday morning. Originally the headquarters of a local publishing agency, the modernist structure was Pristina’s tallest for decades. Today, it is dwarfed by high-rises housing a growing mix of tech companies — including SPEEEX, a business processing outsource firm on track to become the country’s first unicorn.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s abrupt expulsion is now shining a spotlight on the biggest financial beneficiaries of his regime, raising questions about who’ll remain in the country with their wealth intact.

Election winner Peter Magyar said Hungary’s adoption is in the nation’s interest, adding he wasn’t able to give a specific target date for the switchover.

Election winner Peter Magyar said Hungary’s adoption is in the nation’s interest, adding he wasn’t able to give a specific target date for the switchover.

Election winner Peter Magyar vowed to work with central bank Governor Mihaly Varga, saying Hungary needs to focus on difficult financial and economic situation right now.