John Malkovich Granted Croatian Citizenship, Honoring Family Roots in Ozalj
Hollywood actor John Malkovich has received Croatian citizenship, in a formal ceremony held in Croatia. The citizenship decision was presented to him by Croatian
The Rolling Stones Announce “Foreign Tongues,” a New 14-Track Album Set for July 10
The Rolling Stones have confirmed a new studio album titled “Foreign Tongues,” scheduled for release on July 10, 2026. The album is presented as
“Generalka Weekend” to Mobilize Tens of Thousands of Volunteers for Cleanup Actions Across Macedonia
Macedonia will hold the sixth edition of “Generalka Weekend” from May 8 to 10, bringing together tens of thousands of volunteers in what is
“Higher Chance of Winning the Lottery Than Catching Hantavirus”: Expert Weighs In on ‘Cruise of Death’ Outbreak
A suspected hantavirus outbreak aboard an expedition cruise ship in the Atlantic has sparked global concern, but a leading virologist says the risk of
TWO MILLION AIRLINE SEATS CUT AS FUEL CRISIS DISRUPTS SUMMER TRAVEL IN EUROPE
Airlines worldwide are reducing capacity by around two million seats this May, equivalent to roughly 13,000 fewer flights, as carriers adjust operations due to
Tereza Kesovija Bids Emotional Farewell in Split, Closing a Historic Career Marked by Strength and Legacy
Final Concert in Split Croatian music icon Tereza Kesovija held her farewell concert in Split, marking the end of a decades-long career that defined
Serbia Plans Short-Term Mandatory Military Service Program
Serbia is moving forward with plans to reintroduce mandatory military service, outlining a significantly shorter and more modern training model compared to past systems.
Macedonian Leaders Mark Delchev Anniversary with Diverging Messages on Legacy, Unity and Political Use
Official Commemoration and Political Presence Macedonian political leaders marked the 123rd anniversary of the death of Goce Delchev with ceremonies, wreath-laying and statements reflecting