Canada’s oil rich province of Alberta will hold a non binding vote on 19 October 2026 on whether it should remain part of Canada or begin a constitutional process that could lead
Outgoing Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob has claimed that the parliamentary elections held at the end of March are illegitimate due to what he described as direct interference by Israeli intelligence structures.
Donald Trump has said he may not attend the wedding of his eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., because of his current responsibilities linked to Iran and other political matters. Trump Jr., 48,
Manchester United have officially confirmed that Michael Carrick will remain as the club’s permanent manager, signing a contract that keeps him at Old Trafford until 2028. The decision comes after Carrick initially
Pep Guardiola will leave Manchester City after ten years at the club, bringing an end to one of the most successful managerial eras in modern football. The club officially confirmed his departure,
Bosnia and Herzegovina marked 34 years since its admission as a full member of the United Nations, one of the most important dates in the country’s modern history. On 22 May 1992,
Montenegro marked its Independence Day with large-scale celebrations across the country, bringing together tens of thousands of citizens in a festive atmosphere defined by concerts, fireworks and public gatherings in major cities.
Federal Minister of Transport and Communications Andrijana Katić signed agreements in Mostar on 20 May allocating $12.5 million to 83 beneficiaries across ten cantons for the construction, reconstruction, and rehabilitation of regional
Slovenian Democratic Party leader Janez Janša presented his government program in parliament, focusing on democratization, development, anti corruption efforts and decentralization. Janez Janša, leader of the Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS), appeared before
Austria, Italy, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Slovenia have circulated a confidential proposal calling for “merit based, step by step” integration of Western Balkan countries into the European Union’s single market before
Croatia has banned the sale of energy drinks to anyone under 18 and empowered municipalities to prohibit late night alcohol sales, as parliament adopted amendments to the Trade Act that the opposition