Trump Delays U.S. Vote on New Sanctions Against Russia
U.S. President Donald Trump is holding up a vote on a bipartisan bill that would tighten sanctions on Russia’s energy sector, senior Democratic senators
Mark Zuckerberg Testifies in U.S. Trial Over Social Media Addiction Claims
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is testifying today in a U.S. court case regarding alleged social media addiction among minors. The lawsuit claims that Instagram
Vance: U.S. Has Tools to Halt Iran’s Nuclear Program
U.S. Vice President JD Vance reiterated that Washington remains determined to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, following a new round of talks held
Podgorica Court Annuls Boris Raonić’s Appointment as RTCG Director for Third Time
The Basic Court in Podgorica has annulled the decision of the Radio and Television of Montenegro (RTCG) Council appointing Boris Raonić as the general
Slovenian Pensions Rising by 4.2 % in February Adjustment
Slovenian pensioners are set to receive a regular increase of 4.2 % in February, according to the Pension and Disability Insurance Institute of Slovenia (ZPIZ).
Incidents Mar Serbia’s 200th Anniversary: Students and Journalists Attacked Amid Political Tensions
Tensions flared in Novi Sad during the celebration of the 200th anniversary of “Matica Srpska,” an event that was meant to be ceremonial but
Heavy Snow in Bosnia and Herzegovina Causes Traffic Chaos
Thick snowfall that hit large parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina overnight has caused serious disruptions on the roads, leading to dangerous conditions and at
Budget Priorities Clash With Worker Wages in North Macedonia
A growing standoff over wage policy in North Macedonia is exposing deep frustrations among workers and unions, who argue that while the state budget