Komšić from Washington: Dodik Has No U.S. Support Due to Actions Undermining Stability
Speaking from Washington, Chairman of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Željko Komšić said that it was clearly conveyed to the Bosnian delegation that
Tram Derails in Sarajevo, One Woman Killed, Several Injured
One woman was killed, and several other people were injured today in Sarajevo when a city tram derailed on one of the busiest streets
The United States and Macedonia Reach a Reciprocal Trade Agreement
The United States and Macedonia have reached a Framework Agreement on reciprocal, fair, and balanced trade aimed at strengthening bilateral economic relations, which will
Mickoski Expects Positive News: Significantly Lower U.S. Tariffs for 64 Strategic Macedonian Products
The Prime Minister of the Republic of North Macedonia, Hristijan Mickoski, said today that he expects positive news regarding U.S. trade tariffs, announcing that
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