Serbia’s Market Stalls Become More Expensive Than Stores as Local Producers Disappear
Fresh produce and goods sold at market stalls across Serbia are becoming increasingly expensive, with some prices now exceeding those in supermarkets, while the
Fewer Patients Report Health Issues in Gostivar as Authorities Continue Monitoring Situation
The number of patients seeking medical assistance in Gostivar due to stomach related health problems has started to decrease, while health authorities continue monitoring
Tourism in Bosnia’s Federation Generates Nearly $500 Million in Revenue
The tourism sector in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has generated nearly 1 billion convertible marks in revenue, highlighting the growing economic importance
Macedonian Minority in Bulgaria Still Faces Long Standing Rights Dispute, Report Says
A 2025 report supported by several Macedonian minority and human rights organizations argues that people in Bulgaria who identify as Macedonian continue to face
High Prices Push Tourists Away From Croatia as Some Coastal Destinations See Declining Visitor Numbers
Croatia’s tourism industry is facing growing concerns as rising prices appear to be affecting visitor numbers in some popular coastal destinations during the summer
Montenegro’s Pension Crisis: Most Retirees Live Below the Poverty Threshold
A large majority of pensioners in Montenegro receive monthly pensions below the country’s reported poverty threshold, highlighting the financial pressure facing older citizens as
Lake Prespa Is Losing Water: Climate Change and Agriculture Blamed for Long Term Decline
Lake Prespa, one of the Balkans’ most important transboundary freshwater ecosystems, has been losing water for decades, and scientists say the main causes are
Red Sea Shipping Slows Sharply as Houthi Attacks Raise New Risks for Global Oil Trade
Shipping traffic through the Bab el Mandeb Strait fell to its lowest level in months on Sunday after Yemen’s Houthi movement attacked Saudi oil