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Istanbul Airport Eyes Milestone of Quadruple Independent Runway Operations

After successfully operating three independent runways at the same time, Istanbul Airport is aiming to become one of the few in the world to run four simultaneously, airport operator IGA said. New footage released last...

Dubrovnik’s Tourism Season Kicks Off Amid Labour Shortages and Visa Hurdles

The Easter holiday marks the start of the tourist season in Dubrovnik, with thousands of visitors arriving on the summer flight schedule. But as in previous years, local employers are facing a familiar challenge...

VV Ready for New Elections as Attempts to Elect Speaker Fail Again

Vetëvendosje is ready to go to new elections on June 15 or 22, declared Deputy Albulena Haxhiu on Sunday, just moments before her candidacy for Speaker of the Assembly was rejected for the second...

Montenegro’s Ruling Party Distances Itself from Online Attacks Against Anti-Corruption Activist

Montenegro’s ruling Europe Now Movement (PES) said on Saturday it does not control a Facebook page that published offensive content targeting prominent anti-corruption campaigner Vanja Ćalović Marković, following a wave of public backlash and...

Bosnia Faces Deepest Political Crisis Since War, as Arrest Warrant for Serb Leader Dodik...

Bosnia and Herzegovina is facing its most severe political crisis since the end of the 1992–1995 war, with Serb nationalist leader Milorad Dodik at the centre of growing tensions that are testing the country’s...

Serbia’s Parliament Speaker Labels RTS Blockade a Criminal Act, Slams Belgrade University Rector

Serbian Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić said on Saturday that the recent blockade of the public broadcaster RTS constitutes a criminal offense under national law, calling on judicial authorities to act and accusing university leadership...

Bulgarian Government Survives Second No-Confidence Vote Amid Political Fragmentation

Bulgaria’s government, led by Prime Minister Dimitar Zhelyazkov, survived a second no-confidence vote in parliament on Wednesday, despite losing its formal majority and facing growing criticism over its reliance on shifting political alliances. The motion,...

North Macedonia Mandates Supermarkets to Publish Retail Prices Online Amid Consumer Criticism

Supermarkets in North Macedonia are now required to publish daily retail prices of products on their websites under recent amendments to the Consumer Protection Law. However, critics say the measure is ineffective and time-consuming...

Romania to Open Full Curtea de Argeș–Pitești Motorway Section in May

Drivers will be able to travel by motorway from Curtea de Argeș to Bucharest starting in May, following the completion of the remaining stretch of the A1 Sibiu–Pitești Motorway, Romania’s National Company for Road...

Santorini Museum to Host Flagship Exhibition on Cycladic Women After Athens Run

The flagship exhibition "Kykladitisses: Untold Stories of Women in the Cyclades" will open at the newly renovated Thera Archaeological Museum on June 13, 2025, following the conclusion of its run in Athens on May...