The election results in Bosnia-Herzegovina and the outcome of the referendum in Macedonia show that the EU must act more purposefully and strategically in Southeast Europe. A commentary by Karl

The name compromise between Macedonia and Greece secured 91 per cent ‘Yes’ votes. However, only 37 per cent turned out. The referendum is therefore invalid. This means Parliament must decide.

On Sunday, the citizens of the Republic of Macedonia will vote on the new name North Macedonia, which is intended to bring an end to the Greek blockade against the

During an appearance in Alpbach, the Kosovar and Serbian presidents appeared to agree on a possible land swap between the two countries. But the matter is not quite that simple.

Many arguments and reasons are put forward as to why the states of Southeast Europe must be admitted into the European Union. All are valid, yet the most important one