Prime Minister and Cabinet of North Macedonia Resign Ahead of Elections
Dimitar Kovachevski, the Prime Minister of North Macedonia, has submitted his resignation along with the entire government in the secretariat of the country's Parliament
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North Macedonia's PM Urges Bulgaria to Fulfill Commitment on Corridor No. 8 Infrastructure
In a pointed exchange, Prime Minister of North Macedonia, Dimitar Kovachevski, directed a message to Bulgaria, expressing dissatisfaction with the delay in fulfilling commitments related to the infrastructure
Mandatory Military Service Reconsidered in Croatia Amid Regional Changes
Croatia is actively exploring the possibility of reintroducing mandatory military service, signaling a potential shift in the country's security strategy
Greek Minimum Wage Set to Increase to 820 Euros in April
In a move to address economic concerns and improve the standard of living for workers, the Greek government is set to increase the minimum wage by approximately 5%, raising it from the current 780 euros to a range of 820-830 euros
Double Epidemic Alert: Measles and Flu Surge Overwhelm Romania
In the midst of an escalating crisis with protesting doctors and nurses in major cities and the looming threat of a nationwide strike from February 1, Romania finds itself on the brink of a potential double epidemic
Albanian Police Arrest Hundreds in Anti-Drug Operation "Tempuli"
In a concerted effort to combat drug distribution networks, Albanian police launched a large-scale operation named "Tempuli," resulting in the arrest of nearly 100 individuals in the capital of Tirana alone and over 150 across the entire country
Bulgarians In Serbia Are Disappearing
The latest population census indicates a notable decline in the Bulgarian community, raising concerns and prompting a closer look at the underlying factors contributing to this trend
US F-16 Flyover Rattles Tensions in Bosnia Ahead of Disputed Holiday
Tensions surged in Bosnia and Herzegovina as US F-16 aircraft flew over the nation, displaying solidarity mere hours before the disputed "holiday" in Republika Srpska, a region predominantly inhabited by ethnic Serbs, branded unconstitutional by Sarajevo
Romania Grapples with Soaring Electricity Prices, Lagging Renewable Goals
Romania is facing a staggering reality as its electricity prices surge relative to purchasing power, revealed in a recent report by the Romanian Court of Accounts
Navigating Eurozone and Schengen: Croatia's Progress After One Year
Croatia has achieved an unprecedented milestone, becoming the first country to simultaneously join both the eurozone and the Schengen area on January 1, 2023
Serbia Proposes Reinstating Compulsory Military Service for National Defense
The General Staff of the Serbian Armed Forces has recommended the re-establishment of a four-month mandatory military service, as reported by the Serbian channel N1
COVID-19 Surge: Greece Reinstates Indoor Mask Wearing Amid Rising Cases
A surge in COVID-19 infections has prompted Greece to reinstate the requirement for masks indoors, signaling concerns about the escalating number of cases
Tragic Accident in Northwestern Turkey Claims Lives and Injures Dozens
A devastating chain accident in the northwestern Turkish province of Sakarya resulted in a tragic toll this morning
Croatia Welcomes Its Most Expensive Christmas Ever
Trade unions in Croatia have labeled this year's holiday shopping basket as the costliest ever, as shared by national broadcaster HRT
Tensions in Belgrade as Demonstrators Challenge Election Results
In Belgrade's city center, a multitude of Serbs gathered in a protest against the government, urging the cancellation of parliamentary and local elections
North Macedonia's Osmani: EU Negotiating Framework Shields Against Bulgarian Demands
North Macedonia’s Foreign Minister Bujar Osmani affirmed that Bulgaria's potential future demands on his country would not disrupt its European Union (EU) accession negotiations, highlighting the EU's framework as a barrier against such issues
Vucic's Party Secures Dominant Win in Serbian Election
In a decisive victory, the Serbian Progressive Party (SPP) led by President Aleksandar Vucic triumphed in the early parliamentary elections
EU Urges North Macedonia's Constitutional Amendments for Accelerated Accession
The European Union is ready to conclude the initial phase of the accession negotiations for North Macedonia as soon as the country fulfills its commitment to accept the constitutional amendments,
Tragic Loss: Romanian Citizen with Israeli Citizenship Killed in Gaza
A Romanian national, Tal Haimi, who also held Israeli citizenship, was tragically killed in Gaza, as confirmed by the Romanian Foreign Ministry
Entry Into The Eurozone Has Not Significantly Affected Price Increases In Croatia
Although the residents of Zagreb complain that everything has become more expensive and many explain the increase in prices with the switch to the European currency, the Croatian National Bank said that the entry into the eurozone did not significantly af
Safety on the Road: Greece Introduces Fines for Driving in Thick Coats
Drivers in Greece face hefty fines and potential license suspension for wearing thick jackets or coats while behind the wheel
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