Serbia’s shooting talent continues to shine on the European stage. On 7 February, Lena Ristić and Anastasija Živković delivered stellar performances to secure gold...
With Slovenia heading into a closely watched general election on 22 March, the leaders of the European Parliament’s three largest political groups have converged...
Slovenia has adopted its first-ever systemic law dealing specifically with crime committed by minors aged 14 to 18, as authorities seek a more effective...
Montenegro has officially launched the Renewable Energy Sources Association (RES Montenegro), a new platform aimed at bringing together investors and key stakeholders in the...
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...
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 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...
Croatian engineering group Končar and Germany’s Siemens Energy have announced plans to build a new transformer manufacturing facility in Croatia, marking a significant boost...
