Macedonia Finishes Fifth at European Youth Billiards Championship
Macedonia’s young billiards players delivered one of the country’s strongest performances in recent years, finishing tied for fifth place at the European Youth Billiards
Macedonia Weighs Major Sick Leave Reform, Looks to Serbia and Slovenia for Guidance
Macedonia is preparing to modernize its sick leave system for the first time in more than a decade, with officials reviewing policies used in
Balkan Agricultural Support Gap Threatens Regional Food Independence
A growing disparity in state subsidies and agricultural investment is widening the competitiveness gap between European livestock producers and regional farmers in Macedonia. Current
Intent No Longer Required: Trump Rewrites the Rules on School Discrimination
The U.S. Department of Education has eliminated “disparate impact” regulations that for decades prohibited school policies with discriminatory effects even when no intent to
West Nile Arrives in Macedonia: Two Cases Signal a Broader European Threat
Macedonia has confirmed two locally transmitted cases of the West Nile virus, one in the Skopje region and one in the Vardar region, joining
Small Incisions, Big Breakthrough: Dubrava Hospital Enters the Global Elite
Croatia has recorded a major advance in spinal surgery after Dubrava Clinical Hospital in Zagreb performed the country’s first laparoscopic anterior lumbar interbody fusion
From Prague to Belgrade: Babiš and Vučić Bet on Business Over Borders
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has hosted Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš in Belgrade for a two day official visit focused on deepening economic cooperation,
Germany’s Green Light: Montenegro’s EU Godparent Says the Door Is Open
Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović has met with outgoing German Ambassador Peter Felten to underscore what both sides describe as a historic moment in Montenegro’s