Serbian President: Bulgarians are Resentful because We are More Popular in North Macedonia
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic told "Pink" television that "Bulgarians" resent Serbia because it is more popular in North Macedonia
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Ethnic Inclusion Debate: Macedonian Court Supports Rights for Bulgarian Minority
North Macedonia's Constitutional Court President, Dobrila Katsarska, affirmed in an interview with Sofia's Nova TV that there's no legal obstacle to including the Bulgarian minority in North Macedonia's Constitution
North Macedonia's Opposition Contemplates Scrapping Bulgarian Agreement
Hristijan Mickoski, the chairman of North Macedonia's opposition VMRO-DPMNE party, has hinted at the possibility of scrapping the technical government's involvement in the upcoming parliamentary elections
Energy Tax Dispute: Serbia, Hungary, and North Macedonia Unite Against Bulgaria
Serbia, Hungary, and North Macedonia have formed a coalition against Bulgaria over the recent introduction of an energy tax affecting the transit of Russian ga
Tensions Rise: Roma Community Demands Justice After Police Shooting in Greece
In Greece, tensions erupted among the Roma community after a police officer shot an underage Roma driver who was operating a vehicle without a license
Euractiv: Greece Blocks Albania's Negotiations with the EU
Greece has wielded its influence within the Council of the EU to obstruct the opening of the initial five chapters necessary for Albania's EU membership negotiations to commence
Republika Srpska's Future: President Dodik Aims for Independence by 2030!
Bosnian Republika Srpska's President, Milorad Dodik, sparked controversy after expressing his aspiration to become the president of an independent country by 2030 during an interview with Bosnia's TV3
Romania's Defense Boost: Abrams Tank Deal Approved
In a significant move to bolster its defense capabilities, Romania has received approval from the US State Department for the acquisition of dozens of M1A2 Abrams main battle tanks
Serbian Police Detained over 4,500 Migrants at the Borders with Hungary and Bulgaria
Serbian police have detained thousands of migrants within two weeks as a result of daily actions in the northern and eastern regions of the Balkan country,
Election Day Shock: Moldova Bans Pro-Russian 'Chance' Party
In a dramatic turn of events, Moldova has found itself in the throes of political upheaval just hours before local elections, as authorities banned the pro-Russian "Chance" party over concerns related to national security. The decision casts a shadow of u
5.2 Earthquake in Greece
A strong earthquake with a magnitude of 5.2 on the Richter scale was registered a little while ago on the Greek island of Euboea, the Greek Institute of Geodynamics reported
Serbia's President Vucic Dissolves Parliament
In a move driven by mounting political pressures, both domestically and from the European Union, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has dissolved the country's parliament, signaling the onset of snap parliamentary elections alongside local polls scheduled
Vouchers of 500 Euros will be Provided to Working Parents in Greece to Hire a Babysitter
Working parents with young children in Greece will receive 500 euro vouchers to hire a babysitter, envisages a program announced by the Greek Ministry of the Family
Von der Leyen called on North Macedonia to Finish the Changes to its Constitution
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has called on North Macedonia to finish the changes to its constitution
For the First Time since Adopting the Euro: Croatia Raises the Minimum Wage by 20%
The minimum wage in Croatia will increase by 20% from the New Year - the first increase since the country adopted the euro as its main currency at the start of the year.
Austria No Longer has a Problem with Romania's Entry into Schengen
Austria no longer has a problem with Romania, but still claims that the Schengen area needs to be reformed. As for Bulgaria, it continues the dialogue with the Netherlands and needs to make some urgent reforms in the judicial system
Serbia Freezes the Price of Gas
The price of gas for consumers in Serbia will be frozen until May 2024 at the level that will apply from November 1 this year
Increased Security Measures in Greece due to Fears of a Terrorist Act
Greece has increased security measures due to fears of a terrorist attack. The control of the border points has been strengthened
Vucic: The Issue with the Russian Gas Transit Tax that Bulgaria Introduced has to be Resolved
Serbian President Alexander Vucic commented in Beijing the introduction of the new Russian gas transit tax through Bulgaria, stating that it is currently important to pay attention to solving this problem
NATO is increasing its presence in Kosovo
NATO is increasing its presence in Kosovo with 600 British soldiers, the world agencies reported
Turkey strikes PKK targets in Iraq in response to the Terrorist Attack
Turkey has carried out a series of airstrikes against Kurdish rebels in Iraq. The attacks come hours after a suicide bombing targeted the Turkish interior ministry in Ankara
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