Senate Moves to Restrict Chinese Vehicle Access as New Rules Could Impact Mercedes-Benz
The U.S. Senate Commerce Committee has approved new legislation aimed at restricting the influence of Chinese companies in the American automotive market, marking another
U.S. Education Department Opens Investigations Into Five Medical Schools Over Admissions Policies
The U.S. Department of Education has launched investigations into five medical schools over their admissions practices, marking the latest action by the Trump administration
Macedonian Wage Growth Lags Behind Neighboring Nations
Despite a recent increase in the official average net wage in Macedonia, local earnings continue to fall well behind the rest of the region.
Interpol Blocks Serbian Request for International Warrants Targeting Political Activists
Interpol has rejected a request from Serbia to issue international arrest warrants for six political activists, ruling that the legal action against them is
$1.15 Trillion and a Tightrope: House Passes Record Defense Bill Amid Rising Tensions With Iran
The U.S. House of Representatives narrowly passed its version of the fiscal 2027 National Defense Authorization Act on Wednesday by a 216-212 vote, authorizing
Italy’s Farewell Gift: A Guarantee That Montenegro Will Be First in the EU
Italian Ambassador Andreina Marcella has used her farewell meeting with Montenegrin Finance Minister Novica Vuković to deliver a powerful message, Italy remains fully committed
Sharks vs. Hellenes: Montenegro’s Date with History in Sydney
Montenegro’s national water polo team faces Greece in the quarterfinals of the 2026 World Cup Superfinal in Sydney on Thursday at 8:45 AM local
Rolling Stone Calls, Varaždin Answers: Croatia’s Hidden Festival Gem Goes Global
Rolling Stone UK has named Špancirfest as a must visit summer experience in its feature “The Ultimate Croatian Summer: Guide to Wine, Dine &