The peace process with the Kurds in Turkey continues: after the announced dissolution of the PKK, paths are being sought that can lead to a “positive peace”, capable of addressing the root causes of the conflict

13/03/2026, Burcu Karakaş  Istanbul

SLAPPs, or vexatious lawsuits, often target media outlets that engage in investigative journalism. Moldova is no exception. We discussed the issue during a recent workshop in Chisinau

13/03/2026, Gian Marco Moisé 

The Kurti government has decided to invest one billion euros to transform the Kosovo Security Force into a fully-fledged army, capable of interacting with NATO forces in an increasingly tense regional situation

13/03/2026, Arta Berisha  Pristina

The “Joint History Project”, winner of the CESPIC Award, is the largest civil society project in the Balkans, bringing together over one hundred experts from thirteen countries. The idea is to transform history, often used as a tool of division, into a space for learning, understanding, and dialogue. We interviewed project manager Zvezdana Kovač

12/03/2026, Marco Abram, Sanja Vasić 

Interview with Nihad Suljić, a Bosnian humanitarian activist and founder of the Djeluj.ba! association in Tuzla. For several years, he has provided practical assistance to refugees, people on the move, and asylum seekers transiting along the Balkan route, and is active in the identification and burial procedures of those who died along the route. Winner of the CESPIC Peace Award

12/03/2026, Nicole Corritore 

Media freedom in Italy has continued its overall downward trajectory in the past two years, amidst the car bomb attack on one of the country’s most famous journalists, new spyware attacks on reporters, politicisation of the public broadcaster, legal harassment of journalists by governing politicians, and continued concerns over media pluralism, partner organisations of the Media Freedom Rapid Response (MFRR) said today

11/03/2026, Redazione