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Tourist Numbers In Serbia Surge In March 2026

In Serbia, the number of tourists in March 2026 rose by 10.1% compared to the same month in...

Slovenia Develops First Biodegradable Dog Chew Toy

A Slovenian research and industry partnership has developed what it describes as the country’s first biodegradable chew toy for dogs, transforming food industry by-products into a...

Croatia Plans Major AI Data Centre Investment In Topusko

Croatia is preparing a significant investment in an artificial intelligence data centre in Topusko, in a move aimed at boosting its digital economy and technological capacity....

High Starting Salaries Fail to Save Vocational School Programs in Serbia

In Serbia, several vocational high school programs are facing closure despite offering strong employment prospects and starting salaries of up to 150,000 dinars. These fields,...

Air Serbia Signals Inevitable Ticket Price Increases

Air Serbia has indicated that an increase in авиo ticket prices is unavoidable, citing growing operational costs and broader pressures in the aviation sector. The...

New Innovative Healthcare Centre Planned in Dugopolje

Croatia is moving forward with plans to build a new healthcare centre in Dugopolje, marking a significant step in improving local medical infrastructure. The project,...

A North Macedonian Five-Year Job Market Forecast

North Macedonia is expected to see shifting labour market needs over the next five years, with certain professions emerging as particularly востребovani due to...

Belgrade Tunnel Project Moves Forward

Preparatory works are scheduled to start on Tuesday, 21 April, marking the first phase of a project that will connect Kamenička Street near the Faculty...

Croatia Sees Early Signs of Demographic Stabilisation

Croatia is showing tentative signs of demographic recovery, with recent data indicating a slight increase in the number of births alongside a gradual return of...

Bosnia and Herzegovina Advances Largest Energy Project in Years

Bosnia and Herzegovina is developing what is being described as its largest energy project, centered on the construction of a major hydropower system on the Drina...

Croatia’s Potato Production Declines Putting Pressure On Self-Sufficiency

Croatia is facing a continued decline in potato production, with both cultivated land and total yields steadily decreasing over recent years. The sector, once more...

Serbia Advances Energy Integration and Supply Diversification

Serbia is intensifying efforts to strengthen energy security and system stability through closer cooperation with the European Commission. Authorities say the focus is on diversifying supply...

Croatia Introduces New Taxi Law Changes for 2026

Croatia is set to implement new changes to its taxi regulations in 2026, targeting improved oversight, fair competition, and higher service quality across the industry....

EBRD Approves €66 Million Loan For Flood Protection Project In Serbia

The €66 million loan will support the construction of the Pambukovica dam, a key project designed to reduce flood risks and improve water management...

Croatia and Bosnia Reach Record Trade Levels

Economic relations between the two neighboring countries continue to strengthen, with trade volumes reaching record levels and reflecting increasing interdependence across key sectors. Energy...

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