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2026 World Cup Expected to Bring Billions, but Economists Warn the U.S. Boost May Be Limited

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is expected to bring billions of dollars into the economies of the United States, Canada and Mexico, but analysts warn that the real financial impact may be

June 2, 2026

Sport·Whats New

Spain’s Labor Market Hits Strongest May Since 2007 as Summer Hiring Begins

Spain’s labor market strengthened again in May, with unemployment falling to its lowest level for that month since 2007 and employment reaching a new record high, according to government data released Tuesday.

June 2, 2026

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Croatia’s Inflation Slows in May but Remains Among the Highest in the Eurozone

Croatia’s annual inflation rate slowed in May, but the country continued to record one of the highest price-growth levels in the eurozone, according to the first estimate released by the Croatian Bureau

June 2, 2026

Croatia·Whats New

White House Names New Ambassador Nominees for Serbia, Montenegro and Bosnia

President Donald Trump has nominated Michael Young of Utah to serve as the next U.S. ambassador to Serbia, according to a list of nominations sent to the Senate and published by the

June 2, 2026

Bosnia & Hercegovina·Montenegro·Serbia·Whats New

Magnitude 6.2 Earthquake Shakes Southern Italy, Tremors Felt in Naples

A magnitude 6.2 earthquake struck southern Italy shortly after midnight on June 2, with tremors felt across a wide area of the country, including Naples and the region around Mount Vesuvius. According

June 2, 2026

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European Council President António Costa Visits Skopje as Bulgaria Dispute Tops Agenda

European Council President António Costa is visiting Skopje on Tuesday for talks with Macedonian Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski, with the country’s long-running dispute with Bulgaria expected to be one of the key

June 2, 2026

Macedonia·Whats New

Montenegro Launches New Ferry Routes Connecting Budva and Kotor With Dubrovnik

Montenegro has launched two seasonal maritime routes linking its coastal towns of Budva and Kotor with Dubrovnik, Croatia, in an effort to improve regional connectivity and support the summer tourism season. The

June 2, 2026

Montenegro·Whats New

Germany and France Back Montenegro’s EU Push as Podgorica Aims to Close Talks by Year’s End

Montenegro has received strong support from Germany and France as the country works to complete its European Union accession negotiations by the end of the year, officials said at a press conference

June 2, 2026

Montenegro·Whats New

China Now Sees Serbia as a Technology and Logistics Base, IFIMES Says

China increasingly views Serbia not only as a market or infrastructure corridor, but as a potential technology, logistics and production base for its wider presence in Europe and the Western Balkans, according

June 2, 2026

Politics·Serbia·Whats New

Ohrid Make History as European Cup Champions, Delivering a Landmark Achievement for Macedonian Handball

GRK Ohrid wrote one of the most remarkable chapters in Macedonian club handball by winning the EHF European Cup and becoming the newest European champions. The triumph represents the greatest achievement in

June 1, 2026

Macedonia·Sport·Whats New

Former CIA Officer Accused of Stealing $40 Million in Gold Bars After Faking Degrees and Military Record for Nearly Two Decades

A former senior CIA officer with top secret level clearance has been arrested and charged with criminal theft of public money after FBI agents discovered roughly 300 gold bars worth more than

May 28, 2026

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Washington State Braces for Deadliest Industrial Tragedy in Modern History After Paper Mill Tank Implosion

A catastrophic chemical tank implosion at the Nippon Dynawave Packaging plant in Longview, Washington, has left two people confirmed dead and nine others presumed dead, with officials declaring on Wednesday that rescue

May 28, 2026

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