First Loss Since 1955: How Honda’s EV Gamble Ended 70 Years of Profit
Honda has recorded its first annual loss since 1955, posting a net loss of $2.6 billion for the fiscal year ending March 2026 after
China Wants American Oil, But the Strait of Hormuz Wants Attention
Oil prices rose on Thursday following President Donald Trump’s announcement that China is interested in purchasing American oil, alongside his renewed demand that Iran
Croatia’s Eurovision entry sparks controversy and apologies, as Tony Cetinski says country was “closer than ever” to victory
Croatia’s representatives at the Eurovision Song Contest, the group Lelek, became the focus of international attention following a series of controversies and reactions linked
Croatia Osiguranje Among Europe’s Top Stock Performers in 2026 with 62% Surge
Croatia Osiguranje has emerged as one of Europe’s standout performers on the stock market in 2026, with its shares rising by an impressive 62
Montenegro fails to reach Eurovision final as fans react strongly to Tamara Živković’s elimination
Montenegro’s representative Tamara Živković failed to qualify for the grand final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2026, triggering strong reactions among Eurovision fans and
NLB renews takeover bid for Addiko Bank with €29-per-share cash offer
Slovenia’s largest bank, NLB, has formally launched a renewed voluntary public takeover offer for Austria’s Addiko Bank AG, opening what could become one of
Artemis III Pivot: NASA Pushes Moon Landing to 2028, Tests Docking in Earth Orbit
NASA has unveiled revised plans for Artemis III, shifting the mission from a lunar landing to a critical Earth orbit test that will serve
15x More Than Neighbors: Serbia’s Arms Buying Spree Dominates the Balkans
Serbia dominates arms procurement in the Western Balkans, spending 6.4% of its budget on defense and importing 15 times more weapons over five years