Marchers defied coronavirus curfews in cities across the country in the largest protests since the fall of communism.
Category: Europe
Face-off: Does Turkey still belong in NATO?
Fellows Ryan and Matt debate increasing tension within the bloc and what it means for Ankara.
Is Turkey Overextending?
Turkey is isolating itself through its expansionist foreign policy.
Living conditions worsen for asylum seekers on the Greek Island of Lesbos
Fires blazed across Moria camp leave 13,000 without water and shelter.
Bulgaria: The forgotten anti-corruption protests
Months of dramatic protests in Bulgaria have yet to generate desired international momentum.
EU courts catastrophe in wake of democratic backsliding
Brussels’ dawdling in the face of rapid democratic erosion is a win for authoritarianism in Europe
Disputed Belarus election sparks mass demonstrations
Domestic opposition and international groups have questioned the legitimacy of the presidential election earlier this month.
NATO takes a risk in adding North Macedonia to its ranks
The small Balkan nation officially acceded to NATO in late March, drawing Russia's aggression
Migrants protest in Lesvos, as EU struggles to process asylum requests
As the EU works to address the enduring migrant crisis, displaced migrants in Greece are losing hope of gaining asylum.
Trump administration continues fight against Huawei 5G despite corporation’s inroads in Europe
The Trump administration scrambles to maintain its commitment to combat China's Huawei 5G technology.