Slovenia Marks First-Ever Robotic Corn Planting in the Region
Slovenia has entered new territory in agricultural innovation after carrying out what is being described as the first robotic corn sowing in this part
New Bomb Threats Reported Across the Region, Schools Evacuated in Bosnia, Croatia and Montenegro
A new wave of bomb threats was reported across the Western Balkans on Monday morning, shifting concern from shopping centers to schools in several
Gold Gains Ground Again as Price Climbs to 131 Euros Per Gram
Gold is once again drawing strong investor attention, holding its value despite short-term market fluctuations. On European markets, the precious metal is trading with
Joshua Benjamin Burns Emerges as Macedonia’s Standout Performer at World Rapid Chess Championship
Joshua Benjamin Burns delivered the strongest result among Macedonia’s representatives at the 2026 World Rapid Chess Championship, held in Vrnjačka Banja, Serbia, across 11
Dario Ivanovski Finishes Runner-Up at Belgrade Marathon
Macedonian marathon runner Dario Ivanovski delivered another strong performance on the international stage, finishing second in the men’s race at the Belgrade Marathon after
EU Moves to Freeze Serbia’s €1.5 Billion Growth Plan Funds Over Rule-of-Law Concerns
The European Union is preparing to suspend €1.5 billion in funding intended for Serbia under its Growth Plan for the Western Balkans, in a
Starmer Faces Mounting Pressure Over Mandelson Appointment Scandal
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is entering a politically difficult week as renewed scrutiny over his appointment of Peter Mandelson as the United Kingdom’s
Oil Jumps as Iran Tightens Hormuz Access Ahead of Ceasefire Deadline
Oil prices moved sharply higher on Sunday after Iran again restricted passage through the Strait of Hormuz, reviving fears over global energy supply just