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Earthquake Recorded Near Ribnik in Republika Srpska

A mild earthquake was recorded early Wednesday morning near Ribnik in Republika Srpska, according to local authorities. The earthquake occurred at 5:57 a.m. and had a magnitude of 3.0 on the Richter

July 8, 2026

Serbia·Whats New

New Emergency App to Help Citizens in Macedonia Call for Help Faster

Citizens in Macedonia will soon have a new mobile application that should make it easier and faster to report emergency situations through the 112 emergency system. The Crisis Management Center announced that

July 8, 2026

Macedonia·Whats New

US and Iran Exchange New Strikes as Middle East Tensions Rise Again

Tensions in the Middle East have escalated again after the United States launched new strikes against Iran, followed by Iranian attacks on American military sites in the Gulf region. According to US

July 8, 2026

Politics·Whats New

Montenegro to Introduce Instant Payments, Transfers to Arrive Within Seconds

Montenegro is preparing to introduce instant payments, giving citizens and businesses a faster and more secure way to complete payment transactions. Under proposed amendments to the Law on Payment Transactions, the country

July 7, 2026

Montenegro·Whats New

Tourists in Croatia Warned About Growing Presence of Venomous Lionfish

Tourists spending their summer holidays along the Croatian coast are being advised to exercise caution because of the increasing presence of lionfish in the Adriatic Sea. Austrian media have drawn attention to

July 7, 2026

Croatia·Whats New

EU Agrees on Stronger Rights for Passengers Facing Flight Delays and Cancellations

Air passengers in Europe could soon receive clearer and stronger protections when flights are delayed or cancelled, following a political agreement between the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union.

July 7, 2026

Business·Whats New

Macedonian Association in Tirana Defends Voting Rights of Citizens Living Abroad

The Macedonian Association Ilinden in Tirana has spoken out against proposals or political discussions that could limit the voting rights of Macedonians living outside the country. In a public statement, the organization

July 7, 2026

Macedonia·Politics·Whats New

NATO Leaders Meet in Ankara as Tensions Grow Over Defense Spending and the United States’ Role

Leaders of NATO’s 32 member countries are meeting in Ankara on July 7 and 8 at a time of growing tension over defense spending, American military support for Europe and the future

July 7, 2026

Croatia·Macedonia·Montenegro·Slovenia·Whats New

Digital Euro Moves Closer to Reality, but What Could It Mean for Macedonia?

The digital euro is moving closer to becoming a reality as the European Central Bank continues preparations for a new electronic form of Europe’s common currency. Unlike cryptocurrencies, the digital euro would

July 7, 2026

Business·Macedonia·Whats New

Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey Receives Strong Early Praise After London Premiere

Christopher Nolan’s highly anticipated film The Odyssey has received enthusiastic early reactions following its world premiere in London, with several critics describing it as one of the director’s most ambitious and visually

July 7, 2026

Business·Whats New

Roberto Martinez Leaves Portugal After World Cup Elimination by Spain

Roberto Martinez has confirmed that he will step down as head coach of Portugal following the national team’s elimination from the 2026 World Cup. Portugal’s tournament ended in the round of 16

July 7, 2026

Sport·Whats New

Macedonia’s Parties Remain Divided Over Diaspora Voting as July 15 Deadline Approaches

Macedonia’s political parties have still not reached an agreement on proposed changes to the Electoral Code, with postal voting for citizens living abroad remaining one of the most disputed issues. Prime Minister

July 7, 2026

Macedonia·Politics·Whats New

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