Croatia Secures €1.7 Billion EU SAFE Loan for Leopard Tanks and CAESAR Howitzers in Major Defence Overhaul
Croatia has signed a €1.7 billion loan agreement with the European Union under the Security Action for Europe (SAFE) instrument, earmarked for a sweeping
Macedonia Ranks 52nd in Atlantic Council Prosperity Index, 73rd in Freedom Rankings
Macedonia has been placed 52nd globally in the Atlantic Council’s 2026 Prosperity Index and 73rd in its companion Freedom Index, according to the Washington
Sarajevo’s Meeting Point Cinema Hosts 13 Nation European Film Days as Europe Day 2026 Celebrations Open
The 2026 Europe Day celebrations in Bosnia and Herzegovina kicked off on the evening of 13 May with the opening of the European Film
U.S.-China Summit Ends With Stability Pledges but Limited Results
U.S. President Donald Trump concluded his two day visit to Beijing with praise for Chinese President Xi Jinping but without major breakthroughs on trade,
Montenegro’s Foreign Ministry Slams Serbian President for “Denying” 2006 Referendum Legitimacy
Montenegro’s Foreign Ministry has issued an unusually sharp rebuke of Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić after he publicly dismissed the country’s upcoming independence anniversary as
Catch Your Flow: Slovenia’s Soča Outdoor Festival Returns for 2026 with New Vertical Route and Sold Out Warning
The emerald Soča Valley will once again draw thousands of outdoor enthusiasts this summer as the I Feel Slovenia Soča Outdoor Festival returns to
EU Starts the Clock: Montenegro Accession Treaty Drafting Begins After 13 Year Wait
The European Union has officially launched the technical drafting of Montenegro’s Accession Treaty, marking a watershed moment in the bloc’s first real enlargement push
“Not at Any Cost”: Serbia’s Refinery Red Lines Threaten MOL’s NIS Takeover
The sale of Serbia’s sanctioned oil company NIS has entered its most critical phase, with Hungary’s MOL Group and the Serbian government locked in