Andrej Plenkovic

Presidential election defeat rocks Croatia's ruling conservatives

Ex-PM Zoran Milanovic shakes up Zagreb's politics as its first EU presidency begins

Croatia's presidential scrap overshadows first days in key EU role

Victory for challenger Zoran Milanovic could cause friction with right-wing government

Brexit and EU budget set to dominate Croatia's first EU presidency

Election run-off could shake Croatian politics as six-month presidency begins

Von der Leyen and Orban strike positive note amid strained EU-Hungary ties

Nationalist Orban favours incoming commission chief to liberal ‘ideological guerrillas’

Who is in the running for the EU's top jobs?

Europe Editor Patrick Smyth sets the scene and looks at the runners and riders

Populists strain the ties binding big parties across Europe in EU elections

European People’s Party criticised for not expelling far-right Fidesz of Hungary

Prague and Warsaw back Hungary over threat of EU censure

Viktor Orban to visit Russia next week after bruising European Parliament defeat

Little sympathy for UK's Brexit woes among EU's newest members

Eurosceptics bullish but no deep desire in central Europe to leave EU

Brexit a ‘lose-lose-lose situation’ - Croatia's prime minister

Taoiseach in Zagreb as part of trip to three European capitals to discuss Brexit issues

Leo Varadkar to begin European tour amid fresh Brexit tensions

Taoiseach to visit Croatia, Romania and Italy as Dominic Raab criticises Brussels stance

US hails Balkan ties as Russia grumbles before summit

Moscow irked by Macedonia’s Nato invitation and expulsions from Greece

Croatia vows to help Serbia clear obstacles from its EU path

Leaders disagree on history but seek answers to practical disputes

Slovenia-Croatia border dispute underlines fragility of EU’s Balkan project

Europe Letter: Inevitably, European Union states have brought with them historical baggage

Croatian coalition shatters as PM sacks junior partner’s ministers

Snap election possible as three ministers dismissed for not backing finance minister

Snap election in Croatia unlikely to break damaging deadlock

Weak economy, Serbia tensions and migration crisis await country's new leader

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