Balkans
Bulgaria denies US tanker aircraft will be used in operations against Iran
Prime Minister Rumen Radev said it was "categorically out of the question for military operations in the Middle East to be conducted from Bulgarian territory."
'Turning a new page': Israel to open first ever embassy in Slovenia
‘Israel of the Balkans’: Srpska fights like Israel for survival, Milorad Dodik tells 'Post'
North Macedonia MP Rashela Mizrahi brings solidarity message to Israel during parliamentary visit
Freezing weather across Europe causes flight cancellations, rail network disuption
All domestic rail services in the Netherlands were suspended early on Tuesday after an IT outage compounded disruption across the country's rail network.
Bulgaria celebrates entry into euro zone, lev currency banished into history
Bulgaria is changing its currency from the lev to the euro, raising concerns over higher prices and political unrest.
Kosovo to hold election in bid to end year-long political impasse
The vote is the second this year in Europe's youngest nation after Kurti's Vetevendosje party fell short of a majority in February.
Ohana, Johnson launch bid to nominate Trump for Nobel Peace Prize
Meeting at the US Capitol for the first time since the ceasefire took effect, Ohana and Johnson signed a joint letter to the Nobel Committee urging Trump’s selection.
Montenegro's Crown and Coast: A Journey through Cetinje and Budva
The Jerusalem Post Podcast - Travel Edition, Episode 111.
His father used diplomacy, he conquered the world: How Alexander became the first great general
The opening of the royal palace of Aigai to the public in 2024 reignited global interest in the life and legacy of Alexander the Great.
Remembering the golden age of Jewish Salonica via stamps
Salonica was once known as “The Mother of Israel.” However, the Jewish community’s former glories are now mostly found in archives of aging photographs and the fading memories of elderly survivors.
Hate and historical revisionism: Looking back on Dodik's interview with the 'Post' - opinion
It’s one thing for the newspaper to have conducted such an interview, ill-advised though it may have been. It is entirely another to have gone ahead with its publication knowing his views.
Republika Srpska President Dodik to 'Post': Coexistence with Muslims is impossible - exclusive
In this ‘Jerusalem Post’ exclusive, President Milorad Dodik of Republika Srpska, one of two entities that make up Bosnia and Herzegovina, talks about Srebrenica, modern-day Bosnia, Israel, and Putin.
Will the UN's Srebrenica vote thrust the Balkans into war once again? - opinion
Hence, by singling out Srebrenica while ignoring other horrors of the Bosnian conflict, the UN is implicitly suggesting that Serbs alone were perpetrators, and everyone else were victims.