Montenegro Opens €60 Million Energy Efficiency Tender for Public Schools
Montenegro’s Ministry of Energy and Mining has launched an international public call for companies interested in carrying out energy efficiency works in public educational
New Euro Payment Fees to Take Effect in Serbia from May 5
Banks in Serbia will introduce updated fees for euro-denominated payments starting May 5, in a change that will affect both private clients and companies
Serbia and Israel Move to Speed Up Defence Cooperation Under New Security Agreement
Serbia and Israel have signed a new defence-sector security agreement that could accelerate future arms procurement and deepen military cooperation between the two countries.
Government Holds Off on Diesel Excise Cut as Fuel Price Talks Continue
Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski said the Government has no immediate plans to reduce the excise duty on diesel, stressing that current efforts are focused
Nestlé Marks 20 Years in Bosnia and Herzegovina with Focus on Community and Sustainable Growth
Nestlé has marked two decades of operations in Bosnia and Herzegovina, highlighting not only its business growth but also its long-term commitment to the
Opposition Parties in Republika Srpska Could Unite Behind Joint Candidates for 2026 Elections
The opposition bloc in Republika Srpska could enter the next general elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina with a coordinated strategy, after SDS leader Branko
Secret Service Under Pressure After Security Breach at White House Correspondents’ Dinner
The Secret Service is facing renewed questions about staffing, planning and protective operations after a gunman attempted to breach security at the White House
Merz Says Relations With Trump Remain Stable Despite Differences Over Iran War
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has said his relationship with U.S. President Donald Trump remains “good and unchanged,” even as Berlin continues to voice concern