However, capacity has been reduced to just 80 car spaces, three for people with disabilities, two for buses and 24 for motorbikes, roughly one-third...
The first fire was detected on 21 July, when surveillance systems operated by Vojvodinašume spotted a ground-level forest fire in the Deliblatski Pesak–Vrela area....
European Investment Bank and Croatian Bank for Reconstruction and Development have signed a €200 million financing agreement aimed at supporting green transition and climate-related projects in Croatia. The...
On 15 April 2026, Croatia’s Ministry of Finance formally assumed the role of co-chair of the Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action, joining...
From January 1, two carbon-related taxes have entered into force affecting Serbia: a national carbon tax and the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism...
Bosnia and Herzegovina’s mountain resorts, once defined by their snowy slopes, are reinventing themselves as year-round destinations. Rising temperatures and shorter winters have pushed...
Croatia has confirmed it will not expand its hydrocarbon exploration and production zones in the Adriatic Sea beyond the three already approved sites in...
The Adriatic-Ionian basin is one of Europe’s richest marine ecosystems, yet protection levels remain strikingly low. A new environmental study shows that only 3.4% of its...
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has approved a €26 million loan for the expansion of the Gvozd wind park in Montenegro, cementing the country’s push...
Belgrade has secured a one-month extension of the U.S. sanctions waiver for NIS, Serbia’s Gazprom-controlled oil company, just before the July 29 expiry.
The reprieve allows Serbia...
