EU Commission

The €6 Billion Test

Brussels has offered the Western Balkans an unprecedented financial incentive to accelerate economic convergence. But as reforms advance at different speeds, a more uncomfortable...

The Pink Tax: Why Women May Pay More for Clothes That Offer Less

The “pink tax” is gaining renewed attention as women on social media compare men’s and women’s clothing, questioning why seemingly similar garments can differ...

European Parliament Backs Plan to Expand High-Speed Rail Across Europe by 2040

The recommendations form part of a broader European plan to connect major cities through faster, more reliable rail services, with the aim of reducing...

Wizz Air to Keep Belgrade Base as Serbia Delays Controversial Aviation Rule

Wizz Air will remain in Serbia after the Serbian Civil Aviation Directorate postponed the implementation of a controversial provision that had raised concerns over...

Western Balkan Transporters Announce EU Border Blockades From September 14

The transport sector is particularly opposed to the 90-day stay limit within a 180-day period, arguing that professional truck drivers should not be treated...

France Bans Social Media for Children Under 15

France has become the first European country to approve a nationwide ban on social media for children under the age of 15, marking one of...

Marta Kos Calls For Stronger EU Path For Kosovo* During Pristina Visit

During her visit to Pristina, Kos said she was pleased to meet caretaker Prime Minister Albin Kurti and thanked him for the warm welcome. She highlighted...

EU Releases €61.8M to Support Reform Drive in Kosovo*

The European Commission has released €61.8 million in pre-financing to under the EU’s Growth Plan, giving new momentum to its reform agenda. The move follows the...

Serbia Advances Energy Integration and Supply Diversification

Serbia is intensifying efforts to strengthen energy security and system stability through closer cooperation with the European Commission. Authorities say the focus is on diversifying supply...

MOL Files Complaint Against Janaf With European Commission

Hungarian oil and gas company MOL Group has filed a complaint with the European Commission against Croatian pipeline operator JANAF, alleging abuse of a dominant market position. According to reports,...

Humanoid Robots Made in Serbia

Chinese manufacturers Minth and AGIBOT have launched humanoid robot production in Šabac, opening a new chapter for Serbia's industrial...

Croatian Self-Driving Cars Take to British Roads

From Zagreb to Manchester, Croatian mobility company Verne is helping bring autonomous taxis to European streets, challenging the assumption...

Adria’s Invisible Global Footprint

From the technology behind global communications to medicines, automotive engineering and digital worlds, the seven countries of Adria have...

The Next Test for Mate Rimac

The Croatian entrepreneur built a global reputation by challenging the automotive establishment. Now, with Porsche departing, BMW adopting his...

Beyond the AI Hype

Who's Actually Building the Adria Region's AI Economy? From cancer diagnostics and digital identity to industrial engineering and creative automation,...
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