Three Doctors Sentenced to 17 and a Half Years in Prison Over the Death of Two-Year-Old Džena Gadžun
A Sarajevo court has delivered a first-instance verdict in one of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s most closely watched medical negligence cases, finding three doctors guilty
Montenegro Opens Debate on Raising Retirement Age to 67
Montenegro is preparing a new pension reform package that would gradually increase the retirement age to 67, as authorities look for ways to respond
English Prediction for World Cup Favorites Sparks Backlash in Croatia
A recent prediction by English analysts regarding the main favorites for the upcoming World Cup has triggered strong reactions in Croatia, after the national
Kemp Heads to South Georgia as Wildfires Spread and Containment Efforts Continue
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp is set to visit South Georgia on Friday to inspect the damage caused by one of two major wildfires still
FDA Clears First Gene Therapy for Rare Inherited Hearing Loss in Children
U.S. regulators have approved the first gene therapy designed to treat a rare inherited form of hearing loss, marking a significant step forward in
US Eases Federal Classification for Some Medical Marijuana Products
The United States is moving to place certain state-approved medical marijuana products in a less restrictive federal drug category, marking another step in the
Iran Considers Special Hormuz Transit Exemptions for Russia and Other Allies
Iran is considering a system of transit fee exemptions for certain countries using the Strait of Hormuz, with Russia mentioned among the states that
Iran Reports First Revenue From Transit Fees in the Strait of Hormuz
Iran says it has begun receiving income from transit charges imposed on ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz, signaling a new phase in