Slovenia Heads for Difficult Coalition Talks After Tightly Contested Election Leaves No Clear Governing Majority
Slovenia’s parliamentary election ended without a clear governing majority, sending the country into what is expected to be a difficult coalition-building process after Prime
Musk Unveils “Terafab,” a Mega Chip Factory Aimed at Reshaping Global Tech Supply
Tech billionaire Elon Musk has announced an ambitious new project dubbed “Terafab,” a massive semiconductor facility he says could become the largest chip manufacturing
Trump Delays Planned Strikes On Iranian Energy Facilities After “Productive Talks”
U.S. President Donald Trump has ordered a temporary delay of planned military strikes on Iranian power plants and energy infrastructure, following what he described
Trump places Christopher Columbus statue near the White House
A statue of the Italian explorer Christopher Columbus has been placed near the White House as part of a broader initiative supported by U.S.
Energy Markets on Edge as Global Pressures Build
The global economy is edging toward a new energy storm, one that analysts say could surpass the severity of the crises that shook the
Ambassador Ljubica Z. Acevska to Speak at UMD’s 4th Annual Macedonian Women’s Conference in New Jersey
The United Macedonian Diaspora (UMD) will hold its 4th Annual Macedonian Women’s Conference on March 28, 2026, in Fairfield, New Jersey, bringing together Macedonian
Macedonian Entrepreneurs in Canada Form Founding Board for New Chamber
At a time when the Macedonian diaspora is increasingly recognizing the need for stronger economic coordination and a unified business voice, the first meeting
Freedom House Report Warns of Continued Democratic Decline as Serbia is Rated Among the Weakest in the Region
The latest Freedom House findings indicate that Serbia has continued to decline in democratic standards, receiving one of the lowest evaluations in the Western