Sarajevo Conference Unites Institutions Against Organized Crime and Cyber Threats
A major security conference titled “Modern Security Challenges – Organized Crime and Contemporary Security Threats” convened in Sarajevo this week, bringing together law enforcement
Breške Art Colony Celebrates 27th Edition as Regional Artists Gather Near Tuzla
The 27th edition of the Breške Art Colony is underway near Tuzla, bringing together ten academic painters from across the Balkans for a week
Peace on Paper, War on Water: Iran’s Attack on a Commercial Ship Tests the Fragile Hormuz Truce
The United Nations International Maritime Organization has suspended its operation to escort ships through the Strait of Hormuz after a vessel was struck by
Supreme Court Backs Trump’s ‘Metering’ Policy, Allowing Border Officials to Turn Away Asylum Seekers
The US Supreme Court handed President Donald Trump a major immigration victory on Thursday, ruling 6-3 that federal officials may turn away asylum seekers
EU Ambassador Rokas Brings European Integration Message to Gostivar as Green Transition Takes Center Stage
EU Ambassador to Macedonia Michalis Rokas is conducting a working visit to Gostivar today, bringing the European Union’s enlargement and green transition agenda directly
Oil Falls to Pre War Levels as Hormuz Reopens, but Pump Prices Lag and Trump Targets ‘Big Oil’
Global benchmark Brent crude briefly dipped below $72.48 per barrel on Thursday, the exact price it traded at the day before the US and
Gold Crashes Below $4,000 as Dollar Surges and Fed Hawkishness Rewrites Market Dynamics
Global financial markets are facing a fresh wave of turbulence after gold plunged below the psychologically critical $4,000 per ounce threshold for the first
IAEA Chief Confirms Iran Inspections as US and Tehran Spar Over Nuclear Access Terms
The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Rafael Grossi, has confirmed that inspectors will visit Iranian nuclear sites under the preliminary peace agreement