After months of political deadlock, Slovenia’s National Assembly elected jurist Simona Drenik Bavdek as the country’s new human rights ombudsman at its final session...
The invested €822 million in the Western Balkans in 2025, backing projects that move the region closer to EU standards — and closer together. The financing...
The Banking Association of Bosnia and Herzegovina has appointed Dejan Vuklišević, President of the Management Board of , as President of its Managing Board....
Maribor topped the ranking ahead of France’s Bordeaux and Portugal’s Porto, with the portal highlighting the city’s deep-rooted wine tradition, authentic atmosphere and the...
The strategy prioritises year-round tourism, environmental protection and a stronger emphasis on local identity, gastronomy and culture. Istrian officials stress that the goal is...
The Belgrade Waterfront development has unveiled plans to repurpose the iconic halls of the Belgrade Fair (Sajam), preserving them as cultural heritage sites and...
A new seasonal fast ferry route will once again link Split with the popular island destinations of Bol, Hvar and Vis, further strengthening maritime...
Seventeen-year-old Žiga Šeško has etched his name in Slovenian sports history by becoming the first Slovenian male junior to win a Grand Slam singles...
Croatia’s upcoming membership in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) is set to enhance the country’s economic growth, competitiveness, and global investment...
A recent change in the wage coefficient for administrative workers in Serbia’s social services has left many earning below the national minimum wage, according...
The European Commission has acknowledged that existing Schengen rules on short-term stay limits are causing major issues for professional truck drivers from non-EU countries,...
Croatia’s Parliament has approved changes to the national Law on State Border Control to align with the European Union’s recently reformed Schengen regulation (EU...
