Structural engineers have declared the fire-ravaged Vjesnik building in Zagreb unstable and prohibited entry until interior temperatures decrease substantially, with Slavonska Avenue remaining closed to traffic. Dominik Skokandic from the…

Jasenice municipality has requested environmental approval to build a 90-berth nautical facility near the demolished old bridge in Maslenica, aiming to enhance vessel safety and boost tourism across the wider…

Croatia ranks among European Union nations posting the strongest economic expansion, with the European Commission projecting 3.2 percent GDP growth, followed by 2.9 percent the following year. However, inflation remains…

Bulgaria’s Constitutional Court has unanimously agreed to review an ombudsman challenge targeting legislation that would prevent vehicle owners from obtaining technical inspections if they have outstanding traffic fines. All 11…

Professor Alexander Marinov, a sociologist and former presidential strategic council chairman, has criticized what he characterized as systematic constitutional violations in Bulgaria following a Constitutional Court ruling on President Rumen…

Bulgarian Foreign Minister Georg Georgiev has firmly rejected suggestions that his country breaches international regulations governing defense exports, responding to concerns raised in Brussels after Sudan’s ambassador to the European…

Sofia Mayor Vasil Terziev characterized his second year leading the Bulgarian capital as a period of both celebration and difficulty while speaking to BNT. He acknowledged substantial progress in urban…