Macedonia and US Deepen Strategic Partnership Across Defense, Energy, and Economy
Macedonian Foreign Minister Timcho Mucunski met with US Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau in Washington this week, reaffirming what both sides described as
DHS Threatens States With Fines and Jail Time Over Election Security Compliance
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin warned state officials on Friday that they could face fines, criminal penalties, and even prison time if they refuse
Montenegro’s Top Diplomat Warns Political Terrorism Threatens EU Path at US Led Ministerial
Montenegrin Foreign Minister Ervin Ibrahimović joined more than seventy delegations in Washington this week for a US led ministerial on the “resurgence of political
€18.4 Billion and Counting: How Slovenia Plans to Pay for Its NATO Promises
The Slovenian government approved higher spending plans for 2026 and 2027 on Thursday, raising the budget ceiling to €18.4 billion annually in a move
Međugorje’s New Miracle: A Grand Slam Champion’s Bid to Transform Bosnian Tennis
Croatia’s Davis Cup captain Ivan Dodig has opened a state of the art tennis complex in his hometown of Međugorje, Bosnia and Herzegovina, with
Croatia’s Cooling Demand Soars Above EU Average as Air Conditioning Use Doubles
Croatia has emerged as one of the European Union’s most air conditioning dependent nations, with electricity consumption for cooling rising faster than the bloc’s
Serbia and US Launch Strategic Dialogue as Kosovo Looks On
Serbia and the United States are inaugurating a Strategic Dialogue in Washington on Friday, a move both sides are framing as a historic milestone
Kočani to Hold 47th “March of the Angels” as Families Continue Their Fight for Justice
Residents of Kočani will once again gather this Saturday for the 47th edition of the “March of the Angels,” a peaceful demonstration organized by