Albanian anti-government protesters and police clashed into the night in Tirana on Thursday, prompting dozens of arrests and throwing the capital into chaos as demonstrators press demands that Prime Minister Edi Rama resign.

European Central Bank officials are probably in for a heated debate when they set borrowing costs in late October, according to Governing Council member Ante Zigman.

The European Central Bank can stop the energy-price spikes from affecting the broader economy, according to Governing Council member Primoz Dolenc.

The European Central Bank’s existing monetary policy stance will allow officials to react to any shock, according to Governing Council member Primoz Dolenc.

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

Embattled Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic resigned on Sunday in a well-telegraphed move as he seeks to transition to the role of prime minister as a way of staying close to power in the Balkan nation.

Diesel prices outside the US surged relative to American rates as the possibility of the Trump Administration introducing an export ban rattled the market.

Israel has deepened a rare friendship in Europe just as the continent ramps up pressure on Benjamin Netanyahu’s government over the war in Gaza and its treatment of Palestinians.

Serbia’s president said he won’t attend the funeral of Ratko Mladic while a senior European Union official delayed a trip to the Balkan nation after criticizing plans for the convicted war criminal’s burial.

Slovenian lawmakers stripped former Prime Prime Minister Robert Golob of his immunity to let prosecutors probe allegations he meddled in a police overhaul at the start of his tenure in 2022.

Serbia should refrain from giving a military honors burial to convicted war criminal Ratko Mladic, the European Union’s Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos said.

The European Union has insisted its enlargement process remains on track, despite Iceland voting against reopening entry talks with the bloc.

Iceland’s government pledged to honor the result of Saturday’s tight and divisive referendum, where voters concerned about control over fisheries narrowly turned down reopening membership talks with the European Union.

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.

NATO will reduce its military presence in Kosovo, marking a shift for a peacekeeping mission that has remained a cornerstone of stability in the Balkans since the 1999 war.

European Central Bank Governing Council member Primoz Dolenc said Thursday’s interest-rate increase was necessary to keep prices in check while officials consider the broader implications of conflict in the Middle East.

European Central Bank Governing Council member Primoz Dolenc said Thursday’s interest-rate increase was necessary to keep prices in check while officials consider the broader implications of conflict in the Middle East.

Russia and China are forcing the European Union to try and thaw its frozen membership process, as leaders fear the two countries’ encroaching influence.

Less than an hour after Janez Jansa was sworn in as Slovenia’s prime minister for the fourth time, he had the Palestinian flag lowered from the main government building in Ljubljana where it flew for two years.

Slovenian nationalist leader Janez Jansa unveiled his cabinet late on Thursday, with a surprise pick of his lawyer Franci Matoz for the post of the nation’s interior minister.