Iran Releases US Citizen Amid Wartime Bombardment, Trump Hails ‘Goodwill’ Gesture
Iran has freed Dena Karari, a dual US-Iranian national held since December 2024, President Donald Trump announced on July 15, calling the move a
Milatović Honors Anti Fascist Legacy at Premiere Marking 85 Years Since Montenegro’s July 13 Uprising
President Jakov Milatović attended the premiere of the musical “Smile for Marija Mihailović” in Bar this week, using the occasion to underline the role
Bosnia and Herzegovina Is Europe’s Best Kept Travel Secret, According to Top Influencers
If you’re looking for your next European getaway, you might want to skip the overcrowded streets of Paris or Rome and look toward the
Tadej Pogačar Thinks About Novak Djokovic When Fans Turn Against Him
Tour de France leader Tadej Pogačar says he turns to Novak Djokovic’s example whenever he is met with boos from spectators, drawing inspiration from
Slovenia Faces Growing Calls for Referendum on NATO Membership
A proposal to hold a referendum on Slovenia’s NATO membership has triggered a heated political debate, raising questions about the country’s future security strategy
Drone Spots Man Trapped Upside Down in Croatian Canyon After 10 Hour Ordeal
The Croatian Mountain Rescue Service pulled off a dramatic overnight operation in the Čikola canyon near Drniš, saving a man who had spent nearly
Makarska Becomes First Croatian Town to Ban Late Night Retail Alcohol Sales
The coastal resort town of Makarska has become the first municipality in Croatia to prohibit the sale of alcohol in shops between 9 p.m.
Serbian Journalists Face Record Attacks as Media Freedom Enters ‘Deep Crisis’
Press freedom in Serbia has deteriorated sharply, with violations doubling in 2025 and attacks on journalists escalating since the fatal Novi Sad railway station