The education minister wants to see a “conservative revolution” in Polish schools. Students and educators argue this is the last thing the system needs after more than a year of the pandemic.

Only by stopping industrial pollution can Turkey rid the Marmara Sea of the ‘snot’ spreading across its surface, experts say.

Thanks to activists and NGOs, Slovenes will soon go to a referendum on changes to the water law – which many believe threaten the quality of, and public access to, water.

From the imminent Slovenian EU Council Presidency to legal changes intended to enshrine lack of transparency, a whole range of ‘bad’ situations seem set to get worse.

In the wake of the confirmation of Ratko Mladic’s final judgment, the rulings of the Hague war crimes courts still leave us with much to discover about truth, guilt, the meaning of genocide and the elusive concept of reconciliation.

Ilir Meta faces dismissal as president of Albania over allegations he whipped up tensions ahead of the country’s April election. Analysts, however, have questioned the legitimacy of Wednesday’s vote.