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Protests and Pressures: Why Serbia Is Wobbling
From a contentious lithium mine to demands for the rule of law, internal tensions in Serbia are testing the stability of the Western Balkans.
Croatia
Gospić Residents Abandon Road Blockades After Agreement with Government on Release of Waste Analysis
Initiative 'Gospić Is Our Home' sees meeting as a step forward but warns it will monitor fulfillment of commitments and resume protests if authorities fail to meet them by September 20.
World
Netanyahu Arrives in Washington: Trump Demanded Progress in Gaza, Protests Erupt on Streets
Israeli prime minister meets US president for first time since regional war began, with visit marked by White House pressure and protests against his policies.
World
With phones and satire against Modi: Young 'Cockroaches' undeterred by internet shutdowns or batons
Cockroach Janta Party movement persists in demand for education minister's resignation; activist Sonam Wangchuk ends 26-day hunger strike, but protests continue and grow.