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Across Greece, farmers continue to block roads, using thousands of tractors, although at least one lane is always open to traffic. Key decisions regarding the continuation of the protests will be made...
Montenegro's Prime Minister, Milojko Spajić, has emphasized the need to increase the competitiveness of the Montenegrin economy in order to take full advantage of the opportunities offered by the sing...
In Slovenia, the IRP12 project is being implemented with the aim of facilitating the supply of local and high-quality food in schools, kindergartens, and retirement homes. The project, led by the Perm...
Slovenia has seen a significant increase in the number of terminated self-employed individuals (s.p.) in recent years. According to data from the analytical platform CompanyWall, the number of termina...
In Tetovo, merchants organized a protest in front of the Mufti Office, expressing their dissatisfaction with the announced closure of the well-known 'Women's Market'. The merchants received notificati...
A total turnover of 26,673.44 KM was achieved on today's trading at the Sarajevo Stock Exchange. This amount includes 7,393.44 KM of regular stock exchange trading and 19,280.00 KM of reported trading...
The state-owned company Monteput has announced a tender for the development of the preliminary design of the Adriatic-Ionian highway section extending from the Zaljevo loop to Sukobin, on the border w...
The price of copper has recorded a new historical high, exceeding $12,000 per ton. Analysts cite mine disruptions and changes in trade policy as the main reasons. The rise in copper prices has a signi...
In the midst of the winter months, when temperatures plummet below freezing and households struggle to secure heating and basic living conditions, numerous areas, including Kumanovo, Skopje, Tetovo, a...
On a farm near Ub, one family has been involved in horticulture for generations, growing tomatoes, cabbage, peppers, celery, and leeks. However, increasingly pronounced climate changes are bringing ne...
Economic analyst Mirza Mulešković warns that citizens of Montenegro can expect continued price increases in the coming year. He highlights the insufficient investment in domestic production in previou...
The Minister of Economy and Labour of North Macedonia, Besar Durmishi, stated that, in his opinion, product prices are not realistically high, but rather that this is just a perception of the citizens...