Albania’s State Intelligence Service chief, Vlora Hyseni, was arrested and suspended for allegedly revealing state secrets and assisting an offender. While members of the ruling Socialist Party insists that any wrongdoing was on her part, the opposition again raised questions about her appointment to a top position. For the NATO member country, issues surrounding the integrity and reputation of the State Intelligence Service could undermine cooperation with the alliance, experts warned. Read more: Albanian Spy Chief’s Arrest a Major Blow to NATO Member’s Reputation (September 24, 2026) The student movement in Serbia has become the biggest opponent to the current government under President Aleksandar Vucic. Expectations are now on early parliamentary elections scheduled for October 25. But just a month before the polls, Serbia’s institutions have failed to address allegations that student protesters, politicians and activists were targeted with Pegasus, an advanced, military-grade spyware that can target devices remotely.
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