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Posters in Belgrade with Trump and Musk Feature North Macedonia on "Greater Serbia" Map
On Monday, posters featuring a map of "Greater Serbia," which includes the Republic of North Macedonia, were put up in central Belgrade
Cyberattack in Bucharest: Hackers Steal Personal Data of 200,000 Residents
Nearly 200,000 residents of Sector 5 in Bucharest have had their personal data stolen by hackers
Slovenian EU Commissioner Nominee Affirms Support for Existing Bulgaria-North Macedonia Accord
Slovenian European Commissioner-designate Marta Ko
Turkish Taxes and Fines Surge as Inflation Hits New Heights
Turkey will raise various taxes, fees, and fines by over 40 percent in 2025
Public Outcry Leads Vucic to Consider Referendum on Continued Presidency
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has proposed an advisory referendum to determine whether he should continue in his role
Post-Novi Sad Tragedy: Serbs are Angry Over Railway Station Canopy Collapse Linked to Chinese Renovation
Growing calls for accountability are emerging in Serbia following the tragic deaths of 14 individuals when an outdoor canopy collapsed at the Novi Sad railway station
Collapse at Novi Sad Railway Station Injures Over 30, Possible Fatalities Reported (UPDATED)
In Serbia's second-largest city, Novi Sad, at least eight people lost their lives when a canopy collapsed at the railway station
Bulgaria and North Macedonia Agree on Technical Plan for Railway Corridor 8
Bulgaria and North Macedonia have reached an agreement on the technical parameters for building the railway section of Corridor 8
EU Demands North Macedonia Improve Ties with Bulgaria
The European Commission has urged the government of North Macedonia to implement constitutional changes and foster strong relations with Bulgaria and Greece
North Macedonia's PM Describes New Bulgarian Parliament as 'Interesting Political Mosaic'
The Prime Minister of North Macedonia, Hristijan Mickoski characterized the upcoming Bulgarian parliament as an "interesting political mosaic"
Greece Ranks Last in Europe for Wage-to-Rent Affordability
A Eurostat survey reveals that Greeks face significant challenges in affording housing
Explosion Rocks Military Factory in Serbia, Four People Injured
An explosion occurred this morning at a military factory in the Serbian town of Čacak, injuring four individuals
North Macedonia’s Transport Minister Rules Out Current Corridor 8 Project Amid Ongoing Negotiations with Bulgaria
North Macedonia's Transport Minister, Aleksandar Nikoloski, has indicated that the current Corridor 8 railway project "will certainly not be worked on"
Construction of Critical Corridor 8 Advances as Bulgaria and North Macedonia Collaborate
Bulgaria and North Macedonia have reaffirmed their commitment to advancing the construction of rail Corridor 8 as part of the Trans-European Transport Network Regulation
North Macedonia Debates Constitutional Changes Amid Tensions with Bulgaria
Discussions in North Macedonia are underway regarding potential constitutional changes, with former foreign minister Bujar Osmani asserting the necessity of a vote on the matter
EU Accession Talks Begin for Albania, Following Separation from North Macedonia
Albania has officially commenced its EU accession negotiations today, starting with the first cluster of talks
Kosovo Residents with Serbian Passports Can Now Travel Visa-Free to the EU
Holders of Serbian passports issued by the Coordination Service of Serbia in Kosovo can now travel to European Union countries without the need for a visa
Siljanovska: EU Membership for North Macedonia Must Not Be Blocked by Bulgaria’s Veto
The President of North Macedonia, Gordana Siljanovska-Davkova, emphasized that the historical dispute with Bulgaria should not serve as a reason for imposing a veto on the country's EU enlargement
Bulgaria and Greece Main Routes for Migrants Entering Serbia, Says Dacic After North Macedonia Meeting
Serbia's Interior Minister Ivica Dacic has stated that the majority of illegal migrants entering Serbia and North Macedonia come through EU countries
Serbia Eyes BRICS as Alternative to EU, Citing Political Sovereignty
Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Vulin expressed in a recent interview that Serbia views BRICS as a viable alternative to the European Union
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