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NIS Concludes Negotiations With MOL

Under the proposed arrangement, if Russia’s Gazprom Neft agrees to sell its 56.15% stake in NIS to MOL and the transaction receives approval...

Croatia Records Tourism Growth In Early 2026 Season

According to the latest tourism data, Croatia welcomed more visitors during the first months of 2026, while overnight stays also recorded steady growth. The figures suggest...

North Macedonia Begins Talks on Joining EU’s Roam Like at Home Area

The negotiations are scheduled to begin on 12 June, when ministers from the six Western Balkan countries will meet with representatives of the European...

Albania Approves Draft Law to Align Electricity Market With EU Rules

Speaking after a government meeting, Infrastructure and Energy Minister Enea Karakaçi said the legislation represents the most important reform of the sector since the...

Nelt Group Sets the Stage for Key FMCG Industry Discussions

Nelt Group, in cooperation with the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Serbia, hosted a two-day Quality and Supply Chain Conference, bringing together representatives of...

Construction Of New Osijek Hospital Complex Moves Into Realisation Phase

Croatia has taken a major step toward one of its largest healthcare investments as plans for a new hospital complex in Osijek move into...

Albania’s EU Path Faces New Scrutiny Over Kushner-Linked Resort

Albania’s ambitions to join the European Union have come under renewed scrutiny as controversy grows around a planned luxury resort project linked to Jared Kushner,...

Croatia Opens a Tourism Office in Berlin

The new office of the Croatian National Tourist Board was officially inaugurated in the German capital by Croatian Minister of Tourism and Sports Tonči Glavina and...

Republika Srpska Calls for Greater Domestic Responsibility in Bosnia and Herzegovina

In a statement, the entity’s representatives argued that key decisions concerning Bosnia and Herzegovina should be made through dialogue among domestic political actors and institutions at...

Half a Century of HE Piva Powers Montenegro’s Energy Future

The hydropower plant HE Piva celebrated its 50th anniversary in Plužine, bringing together representatives of Montenegro’s power utility EPCG, local authorities, partner companies, and generations...

Albania’s Solar Boom Is Changing More Than Its Energy Mix

For decades, Albania’s energy story was largely written by its rivers. Hydropower supplied the overwhelming majority of the country’s electricity, making the energy system...

Serbia Sees E-Commerce Grow Into Major Profit Sector

E-commerce in Serbia has continued to expand beyond the surge triggered during the COVID-19 pandemic, developing into a serious and increasingly profitable sector of the national...

Serbia to Enable Online Applications for Energy Assistance Status

Serbian Minister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Đedović Handanović announced that citizens will be able to submit applications for energy vulnerable consumer status through the national...

North Macedonia And UNDP Strengthen Partnership On Energy Transition

The Ministry of Energy, Mining and Mineral Resources of North Macedonia and the United Nations Development Programme have officially strengthened their cooperation through a joint...

New EU Short-Term Rental Rules Affect Croatia’s Summer Season

New European Union rules targeting short-term rental platforms such as Airbnb and Booking.com are expected to significantly affect the tourism and accommodation sector in Croatia, where private rentals play...

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