Polls predict former President Rumen Radev will win the Sunday, April 19, elections in Bulgaria. A moderate nationalist, open to dialogue with Moscow, Radev has toughened his tone during the campaign, so much so that his opponents are raising the specter of a new Orbán

14/04/2026, Francesco Martino  Sofia

From candlelit vigils to the silence of the communist years, Catholic and Orthodox communities celebrate Easter in Albania as both a religious and cultural event shaped by interfaith coexistence and historical memory

14/04/2026, Arbjona Çibuku  Berat

The recent announcement of the establishment of an Office for International Cooperation, tasked with managing diplomatic relations with the Republika Srpska, suggests yet another move toward secession

13/04/2026, Alex Young 

In addition to multinational mining companies, environmental activists in Bosnia and Herzegovina also clash with local political leaders who enthusiastically facilitate the exploitation of natural resources. Despite the difficult path of victories and defeats, activists are not giving up the fight for the environment

10/04/2026, Peter Lippman 

In Bosnia and Herzegovina environmental activism is proving to be a transversal phenomenon, capable of uniting diverse social groups and overcoming ethnic and religious divisions fueled by political elites. The third episode of our reportage

08/04/2026, Peter Lippman 

Are you going to be in Perugia? Do you know people interested in grassroots journalism? OBCT welcomes the public at the International Journalism Festival in Perugia to a series of meetings dedicated to transnational journalism, its opportunities, and the challenges that lie ahead.

07/04/2026, Redazione