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Bosnia and Herzegovina Faces Risk of Returning to Financial “Grey List” Over Reform Delays

Bosnia and Herzegovina is facing a growing risk of being placed back on the financial “grey list” monitored by international bodies, due to delays in implementing key reforms in the fight against

May 4, 2026

Bosnia & Hercegovina

Macedonia Marks 123 Years Since the Death of Goce Delchev, Honoring His Enduring Legacy and Ideals

National Commemoration and Historical Significance North Macedonia marked 123 years since the death of Goce Delchev, one of the most prominent figures in the Macedonian national liberation movement, with messages emphasizing his

May 4, 2026

Macedonia

“The Pain Is Still Present”: Montenegro Marks 27 Years Since NATO Killed Six in Murino

Montenegrin Defense Minister Dragan Krapović marked the anniversary of the NATO bombing of Murino on April 30, 1999, with a formal statement emphasizing that the pain of the tragedy remains present today

April 30, 2026

Montenegro

13 More Indicted: Montenegro’s War on the Kavač Clan Expands

The Podgorica Higher Court has confirmed an indictment against 13 members of the Kavač criminal clan led by fugitive drug lord Radoje Zvicer, expanding a sweeping prosecution that now targets dozens of

April 30, 2026

Montenegro

Trump Considers Reducing U.S. Troops in Germany as Tensions With Merz Grow

The United States is considering a possible reduction of its military presence in Germany, President Donald Trump said, adding that a decision could be made “soon.” The announcement comes amid growing tension

April 30, 2026

Politics

EU and NATO Stand United in Bosnia – But Is Anyone Listening in Sarajevo?

The chairs of the EU and NATO Military Committees, Seán Clancy and Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone, made a rare joint appearance in Sarajevo, delivering a coordinated message that both Brussels and the

April 30, 2026

Bosnia & Hercegovina

Heartbeat Detectors and a Patrol Boat: How the EU Is Securing Bosnia’s Borders

The European Union, alongside Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands, delivered specialized equipment to Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Border Police in Sarajevo as part of a broader effort to combat migrant smuggling and human

April 30, 2026

Bosnia & Hercegovina

33,000 Times Faster: Serbia’s Supercomputer Expansion Targets Balkan Tech Dominance

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić is set to launch new modules and an upgraded supercomputer at the State Data Center in Kragujevac, a facility that has become the cornerstone of Serbia’s ambitious bid

April 30, 2026

Serbia

Binance AI Pro Aims to Bring Crypto Trading Into the AI Era

Binance is positioning its new AI-powered tool, Binance AI Pro, as a way to simplify how users research, plan and execute cryptocurrency trades. According to Binance, the platform is designed to bring

April 30, 2026

Whats New

500 Threats, 3 Arrests: Croatia’s Bomb Hoax Epidemic Spills Across Borders

Croatian police have arrested several young individuals, including at least one minor, following a wave of more than 500 fake bomb threats sent to schools, shopping centers, and other institutions across the

April 30, 2026

Croatia

New US Visa Screening Rules Could Put Applicants Under Greater Pressure

The United States is reportedly introducing stricter interview procedures for people applying for non-immigrant visas, as part of broader efforts to strengthen security checks and prevent possible misuse of the asylum system.

April 30, 2026

Whats New

Trump Says Call With Putin Was “Good” as Ukraine Ceasefire Proposal Emerges

US President Donald Trump has said he held a “good conversation” with Russian President Vladimir Putin, raising the possibility of a temporary ceasefire in Ukraine amid continuing international pressure to find a

April 30, 2026

Politics