Dončić Faces Criticism in the United States Over Spain Trip During Injury Recovery
Luka Dončić has come under strong criticism from the American public and basketball fans after his absence from the court and his trip to
“Prolog Professor” Gets Gold: How Ivan Bratko Put Slovenia on the AI Map
Slovenian artificial intelligence pioneer Ivan Bratko received the Golden Order of Merit on May 7, 2026, at a presidential forum in Brdo pri Kranju,
From Weekend to Way of Life: Inside Macedonia’s Massive Volunteer Cleanup
Macedonian President Gordana Siljanovska Davkova opened the 2026 “Generalka Weekend” national cleanup campaign on May 8 with a bold vision, transforming the three day
Sali and Berset Confirm Cooperation Between Macedonia and the Council of Europe
Macedonian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for European Affairs Bekim Sali met today with Council of Europe Secretary General Alain Berset in a discussion
Perfect 40/40: How Vuk Janković Made Balkan Math History for Bosnia
Bosnian students delivered a historic performance at the 43rd Balkan Mathematical Olympiad in Thessaloniki, Greece, winning two gold and three silver medals to secure
288 Dead: Bosnia’s Roads Became 30% More Deadly in Just One Year
Bosnia and Herzegovina recorded a staggering 42,762 traffic accidents in 2025, marking a 19.3% increase from the previous year and claiming 288 lives, a
US Health Authorities on “Level 3” Alert for Hantavirus Monitoring
The US Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has placed its emergency response network on “Level 3” activation status due to the current
Parents With Large Child Support Debts in the US Could Lose Their Passports
The US State Department announced stricter measures against citizens who fail to meet their child support obligations, including the possibility of revoking debtors’ passports.