Plenković: Nuclear Energy Becomes Key for Croatia’s Energy Security
Croatian energy policy is once again turning toward nuclear energy as one of the key answers to future challenges in electricity supply, after Prime
AI Incident: Agent Independently Deleted Production Database
During what was supposed to be a routine weekend, an allegedly automated programming tool turned into the center of a technological crisis that paralyzed
Powell’s Final Bow: Fed Holds Rates as Iran War Splits Committee
The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady at 3.5-3.75% on Wednesday, marking Jerome Powell’s final meeting as chair before his term ends on May
US Says War With Iran Has Cost $25 Billion as Congress Questions Pentagon Spending
The war with Iran has cost the United States an estimated 25 billion dollars so far, according to figures presented during a tense congressional
Strategic Partnership in the Making: Macedonia and Croatia Aim to Deepen Ties
Macedonian Foreign Minister Timčo Mucunski is scheduled to arrive in Zagreb for a working visit at the invitation of his Croatian counterpart Gordan Grlić
Middle East Tensions Deepen as Israel Strikes Lebanon and US-Iran Standoff Drives Oil Prices Higher
Tensions across the Middle East intensified as Israeli forces carried out new attacks in southern Lebanon, while the confrontation between Washington and Tehran continued
Vučić Opens the Taps: Serbia Releases Strategic Oil Reserves as Prices Surge
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced that the government will release tens of thousands of tons of oil from state reserves onto the domestic market
Slovenia Moves Closer to New Government as Parliament Backs Smaller Cabinet
Slovenia’s parliament has approved changes to the country’s government law that would reduce the number of ministries from 19 to 14, a move that