EU Criticizes Serbia Over Lack of Prosecution in Banjska Attack Case
The European Union has again criticized Serbia for failing to take concrete judicial action nearly three years after the armed attack in Banjska, saying
Skopje’s Universal Hall Set for Revival Ahead of 2028 Culture Program
Skopje’s Universal Hall is expected to be fully reconstructed by the end of 2027, with its official reopening planned for early 2028 as part
Araghchi Blames Washington for Failed Talks as Iran Turns to Russia
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has accused the United States of derailing recent peace efforts, saying Washington’s “excessive demands” were the main reason the
New Bomb Threats Trigger Fresh Evacuations in Croatia as Police Check Schools and Kindergartens
A new wave of bomb threats has prompted fresh evacuations in Croatia, with police carrying out precautionary inspections at schools and preschool facilities in
Slovenian Sports Icon Anže Kopitar Retires After Two Decades at the Top of World Hockey
One of the greatest athletes in the history of Slovenia, Anže Kopitar, has officially ended his professional career, closing a chapter that spanned two
Croatia’s Average Net Salary Reaches €1,527, but Most Workers Still Earn Less Than the Average
Croatia’s average monthly paid net salary reached €1,527 in February, according to data from the Croatian Bureau of Statistics, which is €16 more than
Searches of Vojin Mijatović’s Ministry Open New Investigation Into Grant Allocation Worth Around 600,000 Dollars
Searches of Vojin Mijatović’s Ministry Open New Investigation Into Grant Allocation Worth Around 600,000 Dollars Police officers from SIPA and the Sarajevo Canton Interior
Slovenian President Refuses to Give Mandate to Any Candidate After Parties Fail to Show Majority Support
Slovenian President Nataša Pirc Musar has informed the public that she will not give a mandate to anyone to form the next government, after