The City of Zagreb has announced further progress in its graffiti removal programme, with 74 buildings cleaned since the initiative was launched. The project focuses on...
Albania’s Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs hosted Stephan Klement, the European Union Special Envoy for Non-Proliferation and Disarmament, for talks focused on strengthening...
Road transport operators from the Western Balkans are raising concerns over the impact of the EU’s 90/180-day Schengen rule, which limits the amount of...
Montenegro is preparing to relaunch renewable energy auctions as part of broader efforts to accelerate investment in the country's green energy transition. Energy and...
Perutnina Ptuj Group has appointed Luka Komazec as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective 6 July 2026. He succeeds Enver Sišić, who has led the company since 2019...
Serbia’s Ministry of Finance has announced that the necessary conditions have been created to begin the implementation of the Belgrade Aquarium project, marking a significant step toward the...
Serbia’s intense June heatwave has raised concerns among farmers and agricultural experts, with high temperatures and limited rainfall placing additional stress on crops during...
Albania and Kosovo* have signed two cooperation agreements to strengthen collaboration in agriculture and rural development, reinforcing efforts to modernize the sector and expand opportunities for farmers...
Hrvatske autoceste has launched the preliminary procurement process for the reconstruction and expansion of the A1 motorway between Zagreb and Karlovac, paving the way for a €248...
Ivana Gažić, President of the Management Board Zagreb Stock Exchange
Croatia has money, liquidity and access to European capital. So why does its stock market still feel small?
Croatia’s financial system is not short of...
