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Turkey to Require Social Media Users to Verify Their Identities

Minister says Turkey and social media companies have agreed that Turkish citizens will soon have to verify their identities to use social media accounts – a move to end anonymity that could affect dissenting voices online.

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Montenegro Indicts Ex-President Djukanovic’s Brother on Weapons Charges

Aleksandar “Aco” Djukanovic, brother of former Montenegrin leader Milo Djukanovic, has been charged with the illegal possession of weapons and explosive materials.

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Week in Review: Endless Elections and Pyrrhic Victories

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Greek Ministers Resign Over EU Agriculture Fraud Scandal

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Understaffed Croatian Care Homes Rife with Abuse, Restraints and Sedatives

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Suspected Burial Sites of Communist-Era ‘Disappeared’ Found in Albania

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Kosovo’s Outgoing President Osmani Looks to Her Political Future

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Montenegro Indicts Ex-President Djukanovic’s Brother on Weapons Charges

Aleksandar “Aco” Djukanovic, brother of former Montenegrin leader Milo Djukanovic, has been charged with the illegal possession of weapons and explosive materials.

👁 Turkey to Require Social Media Users to Verify Their Identities

Turkey to Require Social Media Users to Verify Their Identities

Minister says Turkey and social media companies have agreed that Turkish citizens will soon have to verify their identities to use social media accounts – a move to end anonymity that could affect dissenting voices online.

Greek Ministers Resign Over EU Agriculture Fraud Scandal

Lawyer Says Ex-CIA Officer Pressured to Testify in Montenegro ‘Coup’ Case

Prominent North Macedonia Prosecutor Resigns, Citing Political Pressure

Politicians Trade Blame as Romania Told to Pay for Unclaimed COVID Vaccines

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Montenegro Indicts Ex-President Djukanovic’s Brother on Weapons Charges

Week in Review: Endless Elections and Pyrrhic Victories

Turkey to Require Social Media Users to Verify Their Identities

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Democracy Digest: Two Poles Charged Over ‘Politically Motivated’ Arson of Czech Factory

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Montenegro’s Rush to EU Accession Seen Containing Dangers

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Slovakia Offers Cautionary Tale for Czech Arts Scene

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👁 Week in Review: Endless Elections and Pyrrhic Victories

April 3, 2026

Week in Review: Endless Elections and Pyrrhic Victories

Instead of being an arena for resolving political disputes, elections across the region increasingly seem to be producing more problems than they resolve, as our selection of Premium stories this week testifies.

👁 Suspected Burial Sites of Communist-Era ‘Disappeared’ Found in Albania

April 3, 2026

Suspected Burial Sites of Communist-Era ‘Disappeared’ Found in Albania

The International Commission on Missing Persons has gathered evidence of a series of sites believed to have been used by Albania’s Communist regime to bury the bodies of political opponents, and is calling on the authorities to launch excavations.

👁 Democracy Digest: Two Poles Charged Over ‘Politically Motivated’ Arson of Czech Factory

April 3, 2026

Democracy Digest: Two Poles Charged Over ‘Politically Motivated’ Arson of Czech Factory

Elsewhere, Hungarian foreign minister tells Lavrov he is ‘always at his disposal’; 14,000 protest Slovak culture minister’s attack on arts; and Czechia and Slovakia resume high-level intergovernmental discussions 3 years after last such meeting.

👁 Kosovo’s Outgoing President Osmani Looks to Her Political Future

April 3, 2026

Kosovo’s Outgoing President Osmani Looks to Her Political Future

As Vjosa Osmani gets ready to vacate the presidential office this weekend, her political ambitions are clear – but whether she can realise them is less certain.

👁 Court Orders, No Explanations: How Turkey Muzzles Journalists on Social Media

April 3, 2026

Court Orders, No Explanations: How Turkey Muzzles Journalists on Social Media

Kurdish investigative reporter Rusen Takva says the repeated blocking of his social media accounts shows how court-ordered content restrictions are being used to curbing press freedom in Turkey.

👁 Understaffed Croatian Care Homes Rife with Abuse, Restraints and Sedatives

April 3, 2026

Understaffed Croatian Care Homes Rife with Abuse, Restraints and Sedatives

Witness accounts and watchdog reports point to widespread physical and verbal abuse, neglect, restraint and sedation in understaffed care homes in Croatia for the elderly and those with mental disabilities.

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👁 Week in Review: Endless Elections and Pyrrhic Victories

April 3, 2026