Thursday, 4th December 2025

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Dexpress Appoints Vladimir Vidaković as New CEO, Announces Major Growth Plans

Dexpress, part of United Group, has appointed Vladimir Vidaković as its new CEO. Vidaković brings over 20...

Slovenian Parliament Approves Weapons Amnesty Bill

Slovenia’s National Assembly has passed a weapons amnesty bill in a near-unanimous vote, allowing owners of illegal firearms and ammunition to hand them over...

Makarska Recognized Among Top 3 European Cities for Innovative Retail Revival

Makarska has been named one of the top three finalists for the prestigious European Capitals of Small Retail award for 2026. The recognition highlights...

RATEL Grants 5G Licenses to Telekom, Yettel and A1 Serbia

Serbia’s regulatory authority for electronic communications and postal services, RATEL, has awarded 5G licenses to Telekom Srbija, Yettel and A1 Serbia. The operators paid...

Slovenia Wraps Up as UN Security Council Chair

Slovenia has assumed the rotating chair of the UN Security Council for December, marking the final month of its two-year term as a non-permanent...

Dubrovnik Will Host One More WTA Tournament

Dubrovnik will welcome a new WTA event at the end of March 2026, with the WTA Dubrovnik Open set to take place from March...

Evangelical Church Installs New Bishop Focused on Openness and Dialogue

Aleksander Erniša, 45, has officially taken over as bishop of the Slovenian Evangelical Lutheran Church, the country’s second-largest Christian denomination. Installed during a ceremony...

Croatia’s New Fiscalisation Law to Transform Invoicing From 2026

Croatia will introduce a major overhaul of its fiscal system on 1 January 2026, when the new Fiscalisation 2.0 law comes into force. Under...

North Macedonian Company Gives 4-Day Work Week a Try Starting 2026

Magnometal, a North Macedonian company specializing in construction and road infrastructure equipment, will introduce a four-day work week for all employees starting January 1,...

Huge Price Gaps in Serbia’s Housing Market: Belgrade up to €9,000/m², Subotica and Kraljevo the Cheapest

Data collected from three major listing platforms confirms that Belgrade remains by far the most expensive market, driven by luxury developments and high demand...

€3.4 Million Allocated For Six Croatian Projects Outside Croatia

The Croatian Government has approved the allocation of €3.4 million for six projects in 2025, aimed at supporting Croat communities living outside Croatia —...

Albania Plans Fully EU-Aligned Customs System by 2030

Albania has adopted a new strategy aiming to fully harmonize its customs information systems with those of the European Union by 2030. The plan,...

Positive Trends in Montenegro’s Banking Sector Highlighted by Central Bank

The CBCG noted that the banking system remains stable, well-capitalized, and liquid, with continued growth in major balance sheet positions. In the first month...

Brussels Flags Slovenia’s Rising Spending Ahead of 2026 Budget

Brussels has cautioned Slovenia that its 2026 budget plan risks breaching the EU’s fiscal rules, with projected net expenditure growth outpacing the maximum allowed...

Anta Sports Becomes Top Candidate for Puma Takeover

According to sources, Anta is working with advisers to evaluate the potential offer and could team up with a private equity fund if it...