Bosnia and Herzegovina Races to Deploy Biometric Voting Tech Ahead of October Elections
Bosnia and Herzegovina is preparing for its most technologically advanced election in history, with the Central Election Commission (CEC BiH) scrambling to implement biometric
US and Iran Exchange Strikes for Second Day as Fragile Ceasefire Crumbles
The United States and Iran have traded military blows for a second consecutive day, shredding what remained of a shaky ceasefire brokered in April
‘I Love the Inflation’: Trump’s Comments Spark Debate as Consumer Prices Surge
President Donald Trump has defended his administration’s approach to the ongoing conflict with Iran despite a sharp rise in inflation, arguing that current price
Skopje’s Aerodrom to Host World’s Biggest 3×3 Basketball Tournament as Red Bull Half Court Returns
The Municipality of Aerodrom in Skopje is set to become the epicenter of street basketball this weekend, hosting the Macedonian leg of the Red
Belgrade Fake Diploma Ring Busted: Police Uncover Illegal Printing Operation
Serbian authorities have dismantled an alleged criminal network accused of producing and selling forged educational documents through an illegal printing operation in Belgrade. Four
Vucic Signals Possible Resignation, Serbia Braces for Political Shake Up
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has announced that he may resign from office within the next three to four months, a move that could trigger
FBI Shuts Down Alleged Chinese Recruitment Network Targeting U.S. Officials
The FBI has seized more than a dozen websites allegedly used as part of a sophisticated recruitment network designed to target current and former
US Inflation Hits Three Year High as Energy Prices Surge
Inflation in the United States accelerated to its highest level in three years during May, driven largely by surging energy prices linked to ongoing