Lufthansa ends direct Frankfurt–Skopje flights, passengers redirected via Vienna
Lufthansa is ending its direct Frankfurt–Skopje service after more than three years of operations, removing the route from its booking system for both the
Partial collapse of bridge at Gradiška border crossing halts traffic between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia
Part of the bridge at the Gradiška border crossing between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia collapsed during the night, causing a complete suspension of
MV Hondius arrives in Rotterdam for disinfection after hantavirus outbreak and international quarantine measures
The cruise ship MV Hondius, affected by a hantavirus outbreak, arrived in the Dutch port of Rotterdam for disinfection, bringing to an end a
Bitcoin falls below $77,000 as Fed policy, geopolitics and tech sector pressure weigh on crypto market
Bitcoin recorded a sharp decline, falling below the $77,000 threshold and trading at around $76,000, as broader pressures from monetary policy, geopolitical uncertainty and
One Referendum, Two Independent States: Serbia and Montenegro 20 Years Later
Twenty years after Montenegro restored its independence, the 2006 referendum remains one of the most significant political turning points in the post-Yugoslav region. On
Bosnia and Herzegovina among 19 countries in Europol action targeting online content linked to Iran’s Revolutionary Guard
Bosnia and Herzegovina was among 19 countries that took part in a coordinated Europol action aimed at disrupting online content linked to Iran’s Islamic
Historic Yugoslav Meat Industry Giant Sold in Major Regional Deal
One of the most recognizable names from the former Yugoslav food industry, PIK Vrbovec, is entering a new ownership chapter after a major acquisition
Israeli media criticize Milanović as he reportedly refuses to approve new ambassador for seven months
Croatian President Zoran Milanović has come under criticism from Israeli media after reports that he has refused for seven months to approve the appointment