Slovenia Pledges Defense Spending Catch Up but Faces Fiscal and Political Hurdles
Slovenia left the NATO summit in Ankara as the alliance’s sole laggard on defense spending, having allocated just 1.61% of GDP to core defense
Montenegro and Turkey Forge New Strategic Partnership at NATO Summit
Montenegro and Turkey have agreed to establish a High Level Cooperation Council as the two NATO allies moved to deepen political, economic, and defense
Primož Roglič’s Future Remains Uncertain as Transfer Rumors Grow
Primož Roglič appears to be entering one of the most important decisions of the final stage of his cycling career, as his time with
Serbia’s Inflation Remains Within Target as Food Prices Ease
Inflation in Serbia remains within the target range of the National Bank of Serbia, while food prices have started to show signs of easing
Croatia Says Serbia Is Not Cooperating in Search for Missing Persons from the War
Croatia is still searching for 1,725 people who went missing during the Homeland War, while officials in Zagreb say cooperation with Serbia remains extremely
Ancient Roman Mosaic from Nin Immortalized on New Croatian Commemorative Stamp
A nearly 2,000 year old Roman mosaic depicting a stylized dog or wolf has been honored with a commemorative postage stamp, bringing one of
UK Reaffirms Support for Bosnia and Herzegovina During High Level Visit to EUFOR Headquarters
The United Kingdom has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting peace and stability in Bosnia and Herzegovina following a high level visit to the headquarters
Marta Kos: Macedonia Has a Real EU Opportunity, But Conditions Still Apply
European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos reaffirmed during her visit to Skopje that Macedonia’s path toward European Union membership remains open, but stressed that