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Prime Minister Robert Golob has promised nationwide assistance to areas in northeastern Slovenia affected by heavy snowfall. During a visit to the affected areas, the Prime Minister emphasized that th...
The Slovenian Enterprise Fund has announced a public call entitled 'Incentives for Starting Innovative Companies 2026', with a total fund of 2.16 million euros. This call is intended for young compani...
The Croatian health administration is considering the cost-effectiveness of investing in its own PET/CT scanners for public hospitals, after the Croatian Health Insurance Fund (HZZO) paid a significan...
Hundreds of parents and students protested in front of the Ivan Goran Kovačić Elementary School in Zagreb, expressing dissatisfaction with the lengthy renovation of the school building damaged in the ...
Professional football has undergone significant changes in the last thirty years, with a shift in the balance of power between clubs and players. This transformation reflects globalization, deregulati...
The Municipal State Attorney's Office in Čakovec has filed an indictment against two Moldovan citizens on suspicion that, during the period from June to October 2025, they broke into four ATMs in the ...
Several state and public service unions in Croatia are joining forces to form a new platform, expressing their dissatisfaction with the Government's approach to social dialogue and negotiations regard...
Following violent opposition protests in Tirana, which took place last night and during which demonstrators rampaged in front of the Government and Parliament buildings for four hours, 46 people have ...
Europol provided support to police agencies in Ukraine, Poland, and Moldova in a joint operation aimed at dismantling an international criminal network involved in the production and trafficking of sy...
Three people have died in a helicopter crash in the Amur region, in the Russian Far East. The accident involved a private "Robinson" type helicopter, which disappeared from radar earlier in the day. A...
The Food and Veterinary Agency (AUV) destroyed more than one ton (1,010 kilograms) of unsafe food during recent inspections. Enhanced controls were carried out in facilities that produce and sell so-c...
The Prime Minister of North Macedonia, Hristijan Mickoski, stated that his country is a victim of classic European 'bullying' in the European integration process. He said this during a conference dedi...