Serbia Prepares for Legal Dispute with Delhaize Over Retail Margin Caps as Economists Question Effects of Government Measures
Delhaize Challenges Government Decree on Trade MarginsRetail chain Delhaize Serbia, which operates the Maxi supermarket network in Serbia, has filed a lawsuit against the
Court in Blagoevgrad Once Again Rejects Registration of Macedonian Organization
The court in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria, has once again upheld the decision of the Registration Agency to refuse the registration of a Macedonian organization, rejecting
Strong Earthquake Strikes Kosovo Region, Felt Across Serbia and Neighboring Areas
On February 10, 2026, a 4.8–4.9 magnitude earthquake occurred near Prizren in Kosovo, with tremors felt across Serbia, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Albania and Montenegro.
Historic Nightlife Spots in Skopje Torn Down as City Prepares for New Luna Park
In a major urban transformation this week, authorities have begun demolishing a group of long-standing summer nightclubs located in the heart of Skopje’s Central
Fan on Brink of First Haircut After 500-Day Football Fad
Manchester United superfan Frank Ilett – better known online as “The United Strand” – could finally be heading to the barber’s chair this week
Serbia Records Worst Corruption Perception Ranking in Two Decades, Civil Society Warns of Systemic Failures
Serbia’s Corruption Perception Index Plunges – Lowest in 20 YearsAccording to the 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) published by Transparency International, Serbia scored 33
North Macedonia Workers’ Protest Escalates Over Minimum Wage and Parliamentary Action
Workers and union activists in North Macedonia have escalated protests demanding a significant increase in the national minimum wage, intensifying pressure on lawmakers and