Wednesday, 22nd October 2025

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North Macedonia Secures Gas Supply Despite EU Ban on Russian Imports

North Macedonian Energy Minister Sanja Bozinovska reassured the public that there is no risk of gas supply...

Serbia Signs Two Key Agreements to Boost Waste Management

Serbia’s Environment Minister Sara Pavkov signed two significant agreements to enhance waste management across the country, aligning operations with the highest European standards. The...

Airport Unions: Government’s Decision to Abandon Concession Serves National Interest

Representatives of Montenegro’s airport unions have welcomed the government’s decision to forego airport concessions, calling it a strategic move in the interest of the...

Cigarette Prices Could Double Due to EU Plan

The European Commission has proposed a significant increase in taxes on tobacco products, which could raise cigarette prices by up to €7. The plan includes...

€200 Million Pical Resort to Redefine Tourism in Poreč by 2026

The €200 million Pical 5-star Resort, currently under construction in Poreč, is being hailed as Croatia’s most ambitious tourism project and a model of...

North Macedonian Airports Add New Winter Destinations

North Macedonian airports will be connected to ten new destinations this winter, the General Manager of TAV Macedonia, Nexhat Kurt, announced. The winter schedule,...

NGO Warns: Serbia’s New Enforcement Law Fails to Protect Poorest Citizens

The organization stated that the government has once again missed an opportunity to address deep-rooted issues of poverty, homelessness, and housing insecurity. According to A11,...

Wizz Air Chooses Podgorica as New Base

He emphasized that this move will significantly boost air connectivity, reaching levels Montenegro has never experienced before. The announcement comes during a year when...

Vučić Says Serbia Can Buy Russian Stake in NIS, but Moscow Prefers Third-Party Sale

The offer was made during a recent meeting with Alexander Dyukov, Chairman of the Board at Gazprom Neft, and Pavel Sorokin, Deputy Minister of...

Croatian Passport Among the World’s Strongest

This achievement places Croatia alongside nations such as Estonia, Slovakia, Slovenia, the United Arab Emirates, and the United Kingdom, reflecting the country’s rising international...

Non-EU Truck Drivers Face Travel Restrictions Amid New Rules

Truck drivers from non-EU countries are confronting significant challenges due to recent European Union regulations that treat them as tourists, limiting their stay in...

From Dalmatia to New York: Split’s First Direct Link

This marks the first-ever direct air connection between Split and the United States. The service will operate three times a week, utilizing a Boeing...

UN Business and Human Rights Working Group Visits Serbia’s Zijin Copper Operations

The delegation toured the metallurgical complex and met with company management to gain firsthand insights into the company’s operations, future plans, and efforts to...

10 Croatian Hotels Receive New MICHELIN Key Distinction

The MICHELIN Key is a global accolade celebrating exceptional hotels that combine outstanding service, design, and guest experiences. This year, 2,457 properties worldwide earned...

Greece Faces European Court of Justice Over Duty-Free Violations

Greece continues to exempt products sold at duty-free shops on its land borders with Macedonia, Albania, and Turkey, even though this exemption was only...