In a Solomonic ruling, Kosovo’s Constitutional Court upheld the formation of the new Kurti government, even though it took place past the deadline. However, the unresolved issue of electing a new president threatens to plunge the country into fresh snap elections

25/09/2026, Mehmet Krasniqi  Pristina

The failure to normalize relations between the two countries costs approximately 290 million euros annually in exports. “Trade does not magically soften politics, but over time it can create shared interests,” explains Demush Shasha, Executive Director of EPIK

24/09/2026, Federico Baccini 

Greece faces serious water supply problems: despite its promises, however, the Greek government has failed to utilise the measures provided by the EU Recovery Fund to tackle the situation, and the planned measures on water scarcity and management have largely been abandoned

23/09/2026, Alexandros Hasani 

Serbian authorities today revoked the order issued on 4 September for our correspondent in Belgrade, Massimo Moratti, to leave the country within 15 days for security reasons. For Moratti, this is “the end of a nightmare”

22/09/2026, Redazione 

Expressing “concern” about the measure, the European Commission clarified that national security policy “should be implemented in compliance with the Serbian legal framework and in accordance with European standards” in the candidate country. Meanwhile, President von der Leyen postponed her trip to Belgrade

22/09/2026, Federico Baccini  Brussels

Falling arrivals, a stronger Frontex, a new emergency framework: in her State of the Union address (SOTEU), European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced new migration measures. But as people keep dying in the Mediterranean, the question remains of who is actually providing protection to those forced to leave.

22/09/2026, Daniela Ioniță, György Folk