Slovenia Wins Historic Gold in Mixed Team Ski Jumping at 2026 Winter Olympics
At the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan–Cortina, Slovenia’s mixed team captured the gold medal in ski jumping, achieving a historic Olympic victory and thrilling
Croatia Gains Nearly €20 Billion Net From EU Membership as Brussels Greenlights €896 Million Recovery Payment
Croatia has net benefited nearly €20 billion from EU membership, thanks to a combination of structural, cohesion and other EU funds exceeding its budget
Nearly 60,000 Tourists Visited North Macedonia in December: Most Arrivals from Turkey, Bulgaria and Serbia
Nearly 60,000 tourists visited North Macedonia in December, with most arrivals coming from Turkey, Bulgaria, and Serbia. According to data from the State Statistical
Croatia Moves to Allow Local Alcohol Sale Restrictions and Extend Business Rights After Retirement
Croatia is moving ahead with legislative reforms that would allow local governments to regulate night-time alcohol sales between 8:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m., replacing
Residents of Štepanjsko Naselje File Lawsuit Against Ljubljana Municipality Over New Parking Regime
Residents of Štepanjsko naselje in Ljubljana have filed a lawsuit against the City Municipality of Ljubljana over a newly introduced paid parking regime, arguing
U.S. Accuses China of Secret Nuclear Weapons Testing, As Arms Control Talks Falter
The United States government has publicly accused China of carrying out clandestine nuclear weapons tests—claims that were highlighted at a recent international disarmament forum
Google Issues a 100-Year Bond: Investors Believe in Alphabet’s Future
In a move that surprised many financial experts, Google’s parent company, Alphabet, issued a bond this week that will not mature until 2126—nearly a
MEPs Support the Digital Euro Initiative in the ECB’s Annual Report
The European Parliament is set to vote today on the annual report on the work of the European Central Bank (ECB), which includes a