Dinamo Zagreb Closing In on Title as Early Celebration Looms
GNK Dinamo Zagreb is on the verge of reclaiming the Croatian league title, with the possibility of mathematically securing the championship as early as
Montenegro’s EU Entry Would Be “Bigger Than Montenegro Itself,” President Says During Renewed Diplomatic Push
Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović said that Montenegro’s accession to the European Union would carry significance far beyond the country itself, presenting such a step
United Merger Idea With American Drew White House Attention Long Before It Became Public
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby had been weighing the possibility of a major airline combination for months before the idea surfaced publicly, and earlier
ASML Raises 2026 Outlook After Strong Quarter Reinforces AI-Driven Chip Boom
ASML has lifted its 2026 sales forecast after reporting first-quarter results that came in ahead of expectations, signaling that demand tied to artificial intelligence
Fuel Relief Measures Take Effect in Republika Srpska
A new government decision introducing fuel relief measures has officially come into force in Republika Srpska, aiming to ease the burden of rising fuel
A One-Man Business Empire? The Bosnian Company That Generated Half a Billion Euros
One company in Bosnia and Herzegovina is strikingly challenging the logic that large teams and complex structures are key to success in a business
Macedonia Pays Tribute to Holocaust Victims
Macedonia honored the victims of the Holocaust with a series of commemorative events, paying respect to the thousands of Macedonian Jews who perished during
Over 2,000 Soldiers Without Status? Union Targets Macedonia’s Defense Ministry
The situation in the Army has significantly deteriorated due to unlawful actions, claims the president of the Independent Trade Union of Professional Soldiers, Aleksandar