Artemis II Crew Heads Back to Earth After Historic Moon Flyby
Astronauts from NASA’s Artemis II are on their way back to Earth after completing a historic flyby of the Moon—the first human mission of its kind in more than 50 years. The
Support Rally for N1 Draws Public Attention as European Commission Urges Serbia to Uphold Media Freedom
Journalists and citizens gathered outside the offices of N1 in Belgrade to express support for the newsroom, following the dismissal of its director, Igor Božić, and growing concerns over potential editorial interference.
Donald Trump Jr. Criticizes EU During Bosnia Visit, Warns of ‘Major Fracture’
Donald Trump Jr. sharply criticized the European Union during a visit to Bosnia, warning of a growing divide between Eastern and Western member states. Speaking at a business event in Banja Luka,
Mucunski: Strategic Dialogue with US Reaffirms Macedonia as a Credible Ally
Macedonia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Timčo Mucunski, said that the Strategic Dialogue with the United States reaffirms the country’s role as a credible ally and partner. Mucunski is leading
Oil Prices Drop Below $100 as US–Iran Ceasefire Eases Market Tensions
Oil prices have sharply declined following the announcement of a temporary ceasefire between the United States and Iran, easing fears of major supply disruptions in global energy markets. Brent crude and U.S.
Iran Warns of Global Escalation if United States Crosses “Red Lines”
Tensions between the United States and Iran have sharply escalated, with both sides exchanging direct threats over potential military action and control of key energy routes. The U.S. president warned that if
Sarajevo Airport Introduces New Taxi Pricing System, Raising Fees for Transport Services
New pricing rules for taxi services operating from Sarajevo International Airport have been introduced, bringing changes to the cost structure for taxi operators and, indirectly, for passengers using airport transport. According to
Artemis II Rewrites History: Humans Travel Farther Than Ever and Return to the Moon’s Orbit After Half a Century
NASA’s Artemis II mission has entered the history books after the four-member crew aboard the Orion spacecraft traveled farther from Earth than any humans before them, surpassing the distance record set by
Man Dies in Cannon Accident During Easter Event in Croatia in Front of Hundreds of Spectators
A tragic accident overshadowed an Easter Monday event in Croatia’s Zagorje region after a man died during a public program involving a ceremonial cannon at Veliki Tabor Castle in the municipality of
Macedonia Unveils U.S.-Linked Antimony Project as Strategic Dialogue in Washington Resumes
Macedonia has presented a new antimony project as one of the most important expected outcomes of its renewed Strategic Dialogue with the United States, with Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski saying the rare
Slovenia Confirms Election Results, New Parliament to Convene This Friday
Slovenia has officially confirmed the results of its recent parliamentary elections, paving the way for the formation of a new legislative assembly, with the constitutive session of the National Assembly scheduled to
Aleksandar Vučić: I Will Schedule a Government Meeting Next Week; the Most Severe Crisis the World Has Ever Seen is Coming
President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, announced that he will convene a government meeting next week, warning of what he described as “the most difficult crisis the world has ever seen.” Speaking to