Bosna Wins Bosnian Basketball Title After 18-Year Wait in Overtime Thriller Against Igokea
KK Bosna are champions of Bosnia and Herzegovina once again, bringing the national basketball title back to Sarajevo after an 18-year wait following a
Montenegro Launches New Ferry Routes Connecting Budva and Kotor With Dubrovnik
Montenegro has launched two seasonal maritime routes linking its coastal towns of Budva and Kotor with Dubrovnik, Croatia, in an effort to improve regional
Germany and France Back Montenegro’s EU Push as Podgorica Aims to Close Talks by Year’s End
Montenegro has received strong support from Germany and France as the country works to complete its European Union accession negotiations by the end of
China Now Sees Serbia as a Technology and Logistics Base, IFIMES Says
China increasingly views Serbia not only as a market or infrastructure corridor, but as a potential technology, logistics and production base for its wider
Belgrade to Host Global Conference of Women Parliamentarians
Belgrade is set to host the Global Conference of Women Parliamentarians from June 2 to 4, bringing hundreds of political representatives and international officials
Ohrid Make History as European Cup Champions, Delivering a Landmark Achievement for Macedonian Handball
GRK Ohrid wrote one of the most remarkable chapters in Macedonian club handball by winning the EHF European Cup and becoming the newest European
Europeans Are Working Less, While Slovenians Remain Hardworking but Less Productive
Across Europe, working hours continue to decline, with employees now spending roughly one hour less at work per week compared to a decade ago.
Vučić Ends China Visit with Investment Announcements, Robot Production Plans and Debate Over Serbia’s Growing Ties with Beijing
Visit Marked by Political and Economic Agreements Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić completed his multi day official visit to China, which he described as highly