Serbia and Switzerland Mark 110 Years of Relations With Focus on Trade, Innovation and Education
Serbia and Switzerland are looking to deepen their cooperation in trade, innovation, education and democratic development, following a meeting in Belgrade between Serbian President
UFC Confirms Historic First Event in Serbia, Belgrade Arena to Host Fight Night on August 1
The UFC is officially coming to Serbia, marking a major moment for mixed martial arts fans in the region. After weeks of speculation, the
U.S. Changes Course on Ukraine Weapons as Vance Pushes Europe to Take Bigger Role
U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance has again placed himself at the center of a heated foreign policy debate after praising the Trump administration’s decision
Dario Ivanovski Dominates Dubrovnik Half Marathon and Sets New Course Record
Macedonian long-distance runner Dario Ivanovski has delivered another strong performance, winning the Dubrovnik Half Marathon in convincing fashion and setting a new course record.
Croatia Plans €50 Billion Data Center Project That Could Become One of Europe’s Largest
Croatia is preparing a major digital infrastructure project that could place the country among Europe’s most important data center locations. The planned facility, named
Bosnia Sends Protest Note to Croatia Over Calls for Third Autonomous Entity
Bosnia and Herzegovina has formally protested to Croatia after a gathering in Zagreb revived the idea of creating a third autonomous entity within Bosnia
Foreign Server Linked to Wave of False Bomb Threats in Croatia
Croatian investigators are tracing the digital trail behind a series of false bomb threats that have caused evacuations and public alarm across the country
Slovenia to Enter Second Round of Prime Minister Nomination Process on May 6
Slovenia’s parliament is set to begin the second round of the process for nominating a candidate for prime minister on May 6, after President