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Local residents welcome students, cyclists, marathon runners and walkers who arrived in Belgrade from the cities across Serbia, on March 14, 2025, to take part, the day after, in the largest protest since the anti-graft movement. Tens of thousands of protesters were set to converge in Serbia's capital Belgrade on March 15, 2025, the latest in a series of anti-corruption demonstrations to upend the Balkan country in recent months after 15 people were killed when a railway station roof collapsed in the city of Novi Sad in November 2024. (Photo by Andrej ISAKOVIC / AFP)

Pressure mounts on Serbian regime (and the EU) after largest demonstration in the country’s history

by Simone De La Feld

17 March 2025

March 15 was the new climax of four-month-long protests. Protesters dispersed with long-range acoustic weapon; President Vučić rejected allegations. A...

Italy among the “dismantlers” of the rule of law in the EU, according to a study

by Marco La Rocca

17 March 2025

Civil Liberties for Europe report: "Europe's democratic recession deepened in 2024." While Hungary remains an "electoral autocracy," our country, along...

The two demonstrations in Budapest: Orbán vs. Magyar, the opposition leader

by Francesco Bortoletto

17 March 2025

At national independence celebrations, the Hungarian prime minister lashed out at the European Union and its belligerent, anti-Hungarian "empire." The...

Syria: the EU now fears the return of radicalized Islamic fighters

by Emanuele Bonini

17 March 2025

Concerns emerge in a parliamentary question. High Representative Kallas admits looking at departed Europeans who are unaccounted for

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Pressure mounts on Serbian regime (and the EU) after largest demonstration in the country’s history

Italy among the “dismantlers” of the rule of law in the EU, according to a study

The two demonstrations in Budapest: Orbán vs. Magyar, the opposition leader

Syria: the EU now fears the return of radicalized Islamic fighters

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