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North Macedonia Joins Vertical Gas Corridor Through Thessaloniki Agreement

The agreement was signed in Thessaloniki, with the initiative aimed at increasing the region’s access to alternative...

Sarajevo Security Conference Emerges as Southeast Europe’s Leading Security Forum

Held over three days, the conference featured a wide-ranging programme of panels, keynote addresses, presentations, lectures and book discussions, covering key security and policy...

Zagreb Adds 62 New Electric Buses as ZET Accelerates Fleet Electrification

The new buses are part of a broader investment in cleaner and more sustainable urban mobility, aimed at reducing emissions and improving the quality...

Serbia Wins European Volleyball Bronze

The victory came just one day after Serbia suffered a 3–0 defeat to hosts Türkiye in the semi-final. Despite missing out on the final,...

U.S. Embassy and FNC Join Forces to Celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary in Zagreb

The partnership is part of the Embassy’s yearlong Freedom 250 campaign, which celebrates American independence and the longstanding ties between the United States and...

Slovenia’s Triglav Glacier Could Disappear by the End of the Year

Researchers say observations made at the end of August indicate that it is highly likely the glacier’s remaining ice will be gone by the...

Serbian Education Unions Demand Higher Salaries

Serbia’s education unions are calling on the government to honour previously agreed commitments and introduce further salary increases for teachers and other education workers. Representatives...

Montenegro Brings Global Central Banking Leaders to Tivat

The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) has brought together senior figures from European and international financial institutions in Tivat for a high-level conference marking...

Montenegro Plans €50 Million Just Energy Transition Investment in Pljevlja

Montenegro is preparing an investment of around €50 million to support the just energy transition of Pljevlja, with a focus on cleaner heating, improved...

Belgrade Marks 65 Years of the Non-Aligned Movement

Belgrade hosted a high-level commemorative meeting on September 1 marking the 65th anniversary of the First Conference of the Non-Aligned Movement, bringing together heads...

Croatian Soldiers Honoured After Saving Man From Burning Car in Lithuania

The incident occurred while the Croatian Armed Forces personnel were carrying out their duties as part of NATO’s enhanced Forward Presence in Lithuania. The...

Montenegro Announces Urgent Upgrades to Podgorica and Tivat Airports

The announcement comes as Montenegro continues to focus on strengthening its connectivity and tourism infrastructure. Both airports play a key role in the country’s...

NALED Launches Serbia’s First Public Database Of Social Enterprises

The database aims to increase the visibility of these businesses and make it easier for them to connect with citizens, companies, the public sector...

Slovenia Reduces Parking Capacity At Vršič Pass

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...

Zagreb Offers 31 Free Tours Exploring The City’s Hidden Stories

Zagreb is inviting residents and visitors to discover lesser-known stories and places across the city through 31 free guided tours taking place throughout September. The...

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