An unusual “visitor” has appeared in Bratislava’s Ružinov district in recent days, drawing growing attention from local residents. A pet...

Every year on 6 January, Poland marks Epiphany—known locally as Święto Trzech Króli (the Feast of the Three Kings)—with one...

Amendments to the Czech Civil Code that took effect at the start of this year are intended to pave the...

Christmas in Central and Eastern Europe has a recognisable common core: home-centred celebration, a strong emphasis on family, a dense...

The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that Romania violated the freedom of expression of former judge Cristi Dănileț...

The lakeside city of Ohrid has hosted a two-day gathering of culture ministers from across South-East Europe, with governments in...

Poland has secured a long-sought exemption from the EU’s solidarity mechanism under the new migration pact, meaning it will neither...

The long-running and politically sensitive transition of Russian-language schools in Estonia to Estonian as the main language of instruction has...

A new study by Croatia’s Institute for Migration Research reveals a deepening scepticism among Croatian citizens toward the growing presence...

The Felzmann auction house in Neuss, Germany, has cancelled a planned sale of artifacts linked to victims of the Second...