Serbia Tightens Traffic Rules With Harsher Penalties and New Enforcement Measures
Serbia is preparing a significantly stricter traffic safety framework that would introduce some of the toughest road regulations in the region, with authorities announcing
Seven Candidates, Zero Frontrunners: California’s Chaotic Race for Governor
California’s seven leading state governor candidates clashed in a tense debate on Wednesday night, trading personal insults and policy attacks with less than a
Trump Pauses Strait of Hormuz Operation After Gulf Allies Push Back
President Donald Trump abruptly paused a high profile U.S. military effort to escort ships through the Strait of Hormuz after key regional allies pushed
Kavadarci and Budva Establish Sister City Partnership Focused on Tourism, Culture, and Economic Cooperation
Kavadarci and Budva have officially established a sister city partnership, opening a new chapter of cooperation centered on tourism, culture, sports, youth policies, agriculture,
Janša Expected to Seek Mandate as Slovenia’s Government Formation Enters Second Round
Slovenia has entered the second round of talks on the appointment of a new prime minister-designate, after President Nataša Pirc Musar decided not to
US Formalizes Participation in Expo 2027 as State Department Official Arrives in Belgrade
The United States is expected to formally confirm its participation in Expo 2027 in Belgrade during the visit of senior US official Sarah Rogers
Bank Loans in Serbia Reach Around 4.5 Trillion Dinars, With Consumer and Household Borrowing Continuing to Rise
Total Loans Increase in April Total loans to companies, citizens and entrepreneurs in Serbia reached around 4.508 to 4.509 trillion dinars at the end
Croatian Drone Company Expands to the U.S., Launches Production Facility in Florida
Croatian technology company Orqa is expanding into the United States through a new strategic partnership that will see the company establish drone production operations