Watch scenes from today's anti-government protest in Tirana in which eggs were thrown as people called for the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama.
Discussed the measures #Bulgaria has successfully implemented at the external #EU borders. #EUCO #EPPSummit #Merkel http://pbs.twimg.com/media/CWb_c_EVEAA9Q2S.jpg
EU-funded Centre 4 rehab of women victims of substance abuse opened in #Montenegro #EUfunds_MNE photo: Glavni grad http://pbs.twimg.com/media/CWfcyvYWEAAaBaj.jpg
Croatia's interior minister Ranko Ostojic promised to pay the fine of an elderly woman whose arrest for jaywalking was published by police, saying on Facebook "it's not a way to treat a 66-year-old lady".
Two Croatian citizens who used automatic rifles, pistols and explosives as part of celebrations at a wedding near Split have had criminal reports filed against them, with Croatian police yet to identify two others involved.
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#Russia says #NATO's decision to invite #Montenegro is destabilizing.Nonsense. ow.ly/W20mo #RussianMyths http://pbs.twimg.com/media/CWgCR00WEAAMgO-.jpg
Politicians in the Balkans frequently accuse the EU of double standards in its dealings with the region. Do they have a point?
In the months-long protests in Serbia, those marching every weekend are not all demonstrating for purely political reasons – but also to raise their voices over other burning everyday problems.