Tragic High School Shooting in Bosnia and Herzegovina Leaves Three Dead
In the town of Sanski Most, Northwestern Bosnia and Herzegovina, a tragic shooting at a high school resulted in the deaths of three people on Wednesday morning
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Romanian Police Raid Andrew Tate's Home Amid New Allegations
Early this morning, Romanian police conducted new raids at the home of Andrew Tate, a controversial internet influencer currently awaiting trial on charges of human trafficking, rape, and forming an organized crime group to exploit women
Serbian Police Neutralize Convicted Terrorist in Novi Pazar Operation
Serbian Interior Minister Ivica Dacic announced that the Serbian police shot and killed Senad Ramovic-Becan, a convicted terrorist, near Novi Pazar
Greece Launches Monkeypox Vaccination Campaign Amid Rising Cases
Greece has initiated its monkeypox vaccination campaign as of July 22
Greece Faces Food Price Surge as Fires and Drought Devastate Harvests
In Greece, the aftermath of devastating fires and prolonged droughts has led to a sudden surge in food prices
Croatia Brings Back Conscription Amid Rising Global Tensions
Croatia will reintroduce compulsory military service starting January 1, 202
Water Crisis Hits Greece: Emergency Declared in Multiple Regions
Greece is grappling with a severe water shortage that impacts both its islands and mainland
Fire Near Athens Ravaged Area Twice the Size of Manhattan
A devastating fire near Athens this week has scorched an area of 104 square kilometers, nearly twice the size of Manhatta
Kosovo: US Concerns Rise Over Potential Risks of Mitrovica Bridge Reopening
US Ambassador to Kosovo Jeffrey Hovenier expressed concerns today about the potential risks associated with reopening the bridge over the Iber River in Mitrovica
Firefighters From Six Countries Tackle Devastating Blaze Near Greek Capital
For the third consecutive day, firefighters are battling the massive blaze near Athens
Fires Reach Athens Outskirts: Woman Dies and Massive EU Aid Efforts Underway
A woman has tragically died in the recent fires that have reached the outskirts of Athens, Greece
Massive Forest Fires Near Athens Force Thousands to Evacuate
Massive forest fires are raging on the outskirts of Athens, forcing thousands to evacuate their homes.
US Bomber Aircraft Arrive in Black Sea Region (VIDEO)
For the first time, US strategic bomber aircraft have deployed to Romania
Mickoski Vows Macedonians Will Abandon Bulgarian Passports Post-EU Accession
North Macedonian Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski declared that citizens of the Republic of North Macedonia will discard their Bulgarian passports as soon as the country joins the European Union
North Macedonia's PM: Corridor 8 Project Infeasible, Urges Funds to Bypass Bulgaria and Upgrade Corridor 10
The Republic of North Macedonia's plan for utilizing funds from the EU's Western Balkans growth initiative was prepared two weeks ago
US Strategic Bombers Arrive in Romania for NATO Mission Amid Russian Interception
Two American B-52 strategic bombers have arrived at Romania's Mihail Kogălniceanu Air Force Base near Constanța to conduct the Bomber Task Force (BTF) mission
North Macedonia's PM Highlights Calm Relations with Bulgaria Amid EU Talks
North Macedonia's Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski stated that relations between Bulgaria and North Macedonia are stable and coordinated
Greece Enforces Outdoor Work Restrictions Amid Extreme Heat and Fire Threats
Greece has implemented a complete ban on outdoor work during high temperatures at lunchtime
North Macedonia's PM Doubts EU Talks Will Start Even With Bulgarian Inclusion in the Constitution
Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski of North Macedonia expressed doubts about the certainty of starting EU membership negotiations even if Bulgarians are included in the country's Constitution
Serbia Serves Russian Interests, Risks Regional Conflict, Says Ex-NATO General
Former NATO General Wesley Clark warned of the risk of another war in the Balkans, stating that Serbian authorities are serving Russian interests
North Macedonia's President Asserts No Constitutional Changes Required by Bulgaria Agreement
In her first interview as president, Gordana Siljanovska-Davkova emphasized that North Macedonia has fulfilled its obligations under the Prespa Agreement ahead of schedule
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