FBM Desk, Author at First Balkan Media

Let’s Look Back: 112 Years Since World War I Reached Macedonia

It has been 112 years since the outbreak of World War I, one of the deadliest conflicts in modern history, which reshaped Europe and affected millions of people across the continent. The

July 28, 2026

Macedonia

Europe Faces Growing Energy Crisis Ahead of Winter as Gas Reserves Hit Multi Year Lows

Europe is heading into the winter season with growing concerns over energy security after natural gas reserves fell to their lowest levels for this time of year in several years. Experts warn

July 28, 2026

Politics

Kotor Aims to Become the Mediterranean Capital of Culture and Dialogue in 2028 With a New Vision for the Future

The historic coastal city of Kotor in Montenegro has officially launched its candidacy to become the Mediterranean Capital of Culture and Dialogue for 2028, presenting a project designed to strengthen cultural cooperation,

July 27, 2026

Montenegro

Slovenia Warns of a Major Transformation Ahead as Artificial Intelligence Could Change Everyday Life Within a Decade

Artificial intelligence is expected to become one of the most influential technologies of the coming years, with Slovenian officials and experts warning that its impact could reshape the way people work, communicate,

July 27, 2026

Slovenia

Goce Todorovski Remembered as One of Macedonia’s Greatest Actors

Macedonia is paying tribute to legendary actor Goce Todorovski, whose remarkable career left a lasting mark on the country’s theater, television and film industry. A tribute released in his honor looks back

July 27, 2026

Macedonia

Slovenian Tourism Reaches Record Numbers in June as Alpine Destinations Gain Popularity

Slovenia recorded one of its strongest tourism performances for the month of June, with a record number of visitors choosing the country for their summer holidays. At the same time, coastal destinations

July 24, 2026

Slovenia

Temporary Bus Platforms in Ljubljana to Be Removed as Railway Station Renovation Continues

Passengers in Ljubljana will soon see changes to public transportation as temporary bus platforms created during the renovation of the city’s railway station are being removed. The temporary platforms were introduced as

July 24, 2026

Slovenia

Environmental Concern in Montenegro After Sewage Flows Into the Sea Near Bar

A sewage leak near Šušanj Beach in Bar has caused concern among residents and tourists, who are warning about unpleasant odors and possible risks for swimmers during the peak summer season. According

July 24, 2026

Montenegro

Demand for Artificial Intelligence Experts in Serbia Rises by More Than 80 Percent

The demand for professionals with artificial intelligence skills in Serbia has increased by more than 80 percent, showing the growing importance of AI technologies in the country’s job market. Companies in Serbia

July 24, 2026

Serbia

Macedonian Passport Ranks 33rd in Global 2026 Ranking

The Macedonian passport has secured the 33rd place in the latest global passport ranking for 2026, placing it among the more powerful passports in the Balkan region. The ranking measures the strength

July 24, 2026

Macedonia

Babiš Supports Serbia’s Push for EU Membership and Schengen Access

Former Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš said Serbia should have a stronger place within Europe, expressing support for the country’s ambitions to join the European Union and eventually become part of the

July 24, 2026

Serbia

Vučić Predicts Victory, Promises “More Democratic” Elections in Serbia

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić says he expects a strong victory in the upcoming elections and claims that the country will organize a more democratic voting process than many other nations. Speaking about

July 24, 2026

Serbia