Slovenia Could Soon Become a LEGO Set: Creator Wants to Turn the Country Into a Brick Masterpiece
A Slovenian LEGO enthusiast has started a unique project with an ambitious goal, transforming Slovenia’s most recognizable landscapes, landmarks, and cultural symbols into an
BiH Coalition Nears End of Mandate With Key Promises Still Unfulfilled
Bosnia and Herzegovina’s state level governing coalition is approaching the end of its mandate with political disagreements and institutional blockades overshadowing many of its
Montenegro Introduces New Rules for Foreign Workers as It Prepares to Improve Employment Control
Montenegro is preparing new regulations for foreign workers that will change the process for obtaining work and residence permits in the country. The planned
BiH Runs Out of Foreign Worker Permits as Labor Shortage Deepens
Bosnia and Herzegovina is facing a growing labor shortage after its 2026 quota for foreign workers was largely exhausted within the first months of
Serbia’s Market Stalls Become More Expensive Than Stores as Local Producers Disappear
Fresh produce and goods sold at market stalls across Serbia are becoming increasingly expensive, with some prices now exceeding those in supermarkets, while the
Fewer Patients Report Health Issues in Gostivar as Authorities Continue Monitoring Situation
The number of patients seeking medical assistance in Gostivar due to stomach related health problems has started to decrease, while health authorities continue monitoring
Tourism in Bosnia’s Federation Generates Nearly $500 Million in Revenue
The tourism sector in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has generated nearly 1 billion convertible marks in revenue, highlighting the growing economic importance
Macedonian Minority in Bulgaria Still Faces Long Standing Rights Dispute, Report Says
A 2025 report supported by several Macedonian minority and human rights organizations argues that people in Bulgaria who identify as Macedonian continue to face