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Croatia Signals Possible Solution to Unblock Montenegro’s EU Chapter 31, but Open Issues Remain
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Eurovision 2026 Faces Major Boycott as Five Countries Withdraw Over Israel’s Participation
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Mucunski Rejects Bulgarian Minister’s “North Macedonian” Wording and Denies Official Bilateral Meeting in Brussels
Macedonian Foreign Minister Timcho Mucunski reacted to statements by Bulgaria’s new Foreign Minister Velislava Petrova-Chamova after both attended a meeting in Brussels, saying that
Xabi Alonso Emerges as Chelsea’s Leading Candidate for Head Coach Role
Xabi Alonso has emerged as the most serious candidate to become the new head coach of Chelsea F.C., according to reports linking the Spanish
Gold Prices Fall After Recent Highs, but Markets Remain Alert to New Volatility
Gold prices fell on global markets after previously reaching high levels, as part of investors moved to sell and take profits. Spot gold dropped
Đorđe Balašević Remembered on His 73rd Birthday as Songs, Family Memories and Public Tributes Keep His Legacy Alive
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Macedonian and Croatian Customs Authorities Hold Bilateral Meeting Focused on Reforms and EU Integration
Representatives of the Customs Administration of the Republic of Macedonia and the Customs Administration of Croatia held a bilateral meeting focused on customs reforms,