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SKOPJE — North Macedonia is poised to auction off a cache of properties once belonging to its embattled former Prime Minister, Nikola Gruevski. The Agency for Management of Forfeited Property has initiated procedures to return funds to the state budget […]
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PODGORICA — Workers at Montenegro’s Port of Adria (PoA) are gearing up for a strike, demanding a significant 40% salary increase amidst concerns of dwindling wages. The maritime company, once a beacon of higher-than-average salaries in the country, now sees
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SOFIA – In a move to curb the appeal of vaping to younger users, Bulgaria has announced a ban on the sale of flavored electronic cigarettes and heated tobacco products. The prohibition, set to take effect from January 1, 2024,
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PLAV – Montenegro’s largest glacial lake, Lake Plav, is on the brink of disappearing, and state authorities have yet to take significant action. Despite a comprehensive study outlining the necessary steps for the lake’s protection and revitalization, and an allocation
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Bucharest – Romania’s refusal to recognize Kosovo’s independence has once again come into the spotlight following a controversial incident during a football match between Romania and Kosovo on September 12. The game was halted for almost 45 minutes after Romanian
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ATHENS — A new draft law from the Greek Ministry of Labor and Social Security was introduced to Greece’s parliament for discussion in August 2023. One month later, the Greek Parliament’s Plenary Session witnessed a heated debate over the labor
New Greek Labor Bill Sparks Heated Debates in Parliament Read More »
TIRANA – Lulzim Basha, Chairman of the Democratic Party in Albania, has unveiled a comprehensive electoral reform package, signaling a potential shift towards a new constitution for the Balkan nation. This move comes as Albania seeks to modernize its political
Albanian Democratic Party Proposes Electoral Reform Amid Growing Calls for Change Read More »
SARAJEVO – In an interview with regional CNN affiliate N1, Christian Schmidt, the High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), shed light on the country’s precarious situation and the indispensable role of the Office of the High Representative (OHR) and
PODGORICA – A startling discovery was made in Montenegro’s capital in early September, when a tunnel was found connecting an apartment to the depot of the High Court. According to reports from multiple news outlets throughout the region, the tunnel
Tunnel from Apartment to Podgorica High Court Unearthed, Inside Job Suspected Read More »
Bulgarian daily Dnevnik reports that Defense Minister Todor Tagarev expressed concern over Russia’s ongoing blockade of Bulgaria’s exclusive economic zone in the Black Sea, calling it a direct challenge to Bulgaria’s security and economic interests. The blockade, which has persisted
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