Montenegro Marks Independence Day With Mass Celebrations, Major Concerts and Nationwide Gatherings
Montenegro marked its Independence Day with large-scale celebrations across the country, bringing together tens of thousands of citizens in a festive atmosphere defined by
Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Allocates $12.5 Million for Cantonal Road Infrastructure Projects
Federal Minister of Transport and Communications Andrijana Katić signed agreements in Mostar on 20 May allocating $12.5 million to 83 beneficiaries across ten cantons
Janez Janša Seeks Fourth Term as Slovenia’s Prime Minister
Slovenian Democratic Party leader Janez Janša presented his government program in parliament, focusing on democratization, development, anti corruption efforts and decentralization. Janez Janša, leader
Five EU States Propose ‘Step by Step’ Single Market Access for Western Balkans, but Macedonia’s Path Remains Blocked by Bulgarian Veto
Austria, Italy, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Slovenia have circulated a confidential proposal calling for “merit based, step by step” integration of Western Balkan
Croatia Bans Energy Drink Sales to Minors and Tightens Alcohol Curfews in Sweeping Public Health Overhaul
Croatia has banned the sale of energy drinks to anyone under 18 and empowered municipalities to prohibit late night alcohol sales, as parliament adopted
Tear Gas Briefly Halts Ricky Martin’s Independence Day Spectacle in Podgorica as Montenegro Celebrates Two Decades of Statehood
Podgorica became the regional music epicenter on the night of 21 May as tens of thousands of Montenegrins packed Independence Square for a grand
UKIM Marks 77 Years with Campus Ceremony Honoring Cyril and Methodius and Celebrating Academic Excellence
The University of Ss. Cyril and Methodius in Skopje is holding its annual patron saint day ceremony on 23 May, commemorating the 77th anniversary
Serbian Students in Blockade Stage Mass Slavija Rally as Vučić Sets Autumn Election Date
Serbian students in blockade have announced a major protest for Friday, 23 May, at Belgrade’s Slavija Square, the same site that hosted one of