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About N1 Serbia
N1 Serbia is a 24-hour cable news channel launched in 2014 and operates as a CNN International affiliate. It is part of United Group, a major telecommunications and media provider in Southeast Europe. The majority owner of United Group is the investment fund BC Partners, with Dragan Šolak holding a minority stake.
N1 Serbia is widely recognized as one of the few independent media outlets in the country, frequently facing pressure and smear campaigns from government officials who label it as 'opposition' or 'foreign-controlled.' Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) have consistently highlighted the hostile environment N1 journalists operate in, including physical and verbal attacks. While some sources describe N1 as 'left-leaning and mostly supported pro-EU opposition,' United Group has publicly affirmed its commitment to N1's editorial independence despite recent management changes and concerns about potential political interference. The outlet's reporting often covers topics critical of the government, reflecting its independent stance in a polarized media landscape.
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Serbian minister's 'ethnic cleansing' remarks draw condemnation
- Serbian Minister Snežana Paunović's statement suggesting ethnic cleansing of Kosovo in 1998 has drawn widespread condemnation and concern. - The Serbian Prime Minister and President have distanced t…
What's in the Latest Ukraine Declaration That Only Serbia Didn't Support
- Serbia was the only country in Europe not to support a recent declaration on Ukraine. - The declaration emphasizes the need for a sovereign and independent Ukraine for lasting peace and security in …
Scientists debate controversial theory predicting the end of humanity
- A controversial mathematical theory suggests humanity could go extinct in approximately 17,100 years. - The "Doomsday Argument" uses an individual's position in the sequence of all humans ever born …
Serbia confirms first private placement of government bonds, raises 500 million Euro for defense
- Serbia's Finance Ministry has confirmed the successful completion of its first private placement of international government bonds, raising 500 million Euro. - The funds raised will be allocated tow…
NASA: Serbia to sign Artemis Accords
- Serbia is set to sign the Artemis Accords on July 16 at NASA headquarters in Washington D.C. - Foreign Minister Marko Djuric and U.S. State Department Assistant Secretary Wesley Brooks will attend t…
Serbia alone at summit: Vučić refuses to sign joint declaration on Ukraine support
- Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić was the only leader at the Ukraine-Southeastern Europe summit in Kyiv not to sign a joint declaration supporting Ukraine. - The declaration condemned Russia's aggr…
Afghanistan sees surge in child brides as desperate families sell daughters
- Afghanistan faces a surge in child brides and mothers as desperate families sell daughters for food and to settle debts. - A report highlights 42 underage girls giving birth in a northern hospital i…
SSP on naming bypass after Mrkonjić: What's next, naming something after Milošević or Kertés?
- The Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP) criticized the naming of a Belgrade bypass after former minister Milutin Mrkonjić, calling it an attempt to glorify the 1990s. - The SSP questioned the decisio…
Renew Europe: Failing to expand would cost the EU far more than admitting candidates
- The 'Renew Europe' political group in the European Parliament advocates for EU enlargement, especially to the Western Balkans and Eastern Europe. - They argue that the long-term cost of not expandin…
Belgrade Court Overturns Indictment for Third Time in Fatal Train Station Canopy Collapse Case
- The Appellate Court in Belgrade has overturned an indictment for the third time in a case involving the collapse of a canopy at Novi Sad train station that killed 16 people. - The repeated reversals…
Starmer: I left Britain in a better state than I found it
- Outgoing UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer stated he left the country in a better condition than he found it. - Starmer defended his government's record in parliament, highlighting achievements in work…
Over 100 school employees lost jobs since minister's appointment, says SRCE party
- Over 100 school employees have lost their jobs since Dejan Vuk Stanković became Serbia's education minister. - More than 110 disciplinary proceedings have been initiated against teachers during the …
11 months after police brutality: 'Valjevo Remembers' protest held
- A protest was held in Valjevo, Serbia, marking 11 months since alleged police brutality during a previous protest. - Organizers claim no one has been held accountable for the actions of the police o…
YIHR: Serbian Institutions Deny Access to Information on Croatian Expulsions
- The Youth Initiative for Human Rights (YIHR) in Serbia reported that state institutions denied civil society organizations access to information regarding the expulsion of Croatian nationals. - The …
Picula: Serbia's future EU approach hinges on elections
- European Parliament Rapporteur Tonino Picula stated that Serbia's upcoming elections will significantly shape the EU's future approach to the country. - Picula noted Serbia's lack of progress in its…
Serbia to sign Artemis Accords with NASA
- Serbia is set to sign the Artemis Accords with NASA in Washington D.C. on July 16, 2026. - Serbia will become the 69th signatory to the U.S.-led initiative for civil space exploration. - The Artemis…
June deadliest month for Ukraine civilians since April 2022, UN reports
- June was the deadliest month for Ukrainian civilians since April 2022, with at least 293 killed, according to UN human rights monitors. - Civilian casualties have risen 37% this year compared to las…
Novi Sad Dean Confirms Smart Glasses Use for Safety, Activist Claims Secret Filming
- Patrik Drid, dean of the University of Novi Sad's Faculty of Sport and Physical Education, confirmed he used smart glasses with a camera for personal safety. - Drid stated the glasses have a visible…
EU signs drone production agreement with Ukraine
- Ukraine and the EU have signed a "drone agreement" to combine Kyiv's expertise with European industrial capabilities for joint projects and increased production. - European Commission President Ursu…
Serbia values US strategic dialogue as key achievement
- Serbian Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić highlighted the strategic dialogue between the US and Serbia as a key achievement. - She emphasized Serbia's appreciation for its partnership with Israel and i…
Novi Sad pushes ahead with controversial monument despite public outcry
- Novi Sad plans to allocate an additional 16.4 million dinars for the construction of a controversial monument to victims of a canopy collapse. - The city council will vote on the budget revision on …
Serbia's fuel excise tax cut unlikely to significantly lower prices
- Serbia's decision to reduce excise taxes on fuel by an additional 5% will not lead to significant price drops, according to an economics professor. - The total excise reduction now stands at 10%, wi…
Čačak residents raise over 30,000 dinars for activist's court fine in five hours
- Citizens in Čačak, Serbia, raised over 32,000 dinars in five hours to help pay a court fine for a civic activist. - The activist, an independent opposition councilor, faced the fine for his work. - …
Serbian opposition claims president implements radical leader's agenda
- Marinika Tepić, vice-president of the Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP), claims that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić implements initiatives proposed by Serbian Radical Party (SRS) leader Vojisla…
Appellate Court: House Arrest Extended for Vesić and Other Defendants in "Canopies" Case
- The Appellate Court has extended the house arrest for Goran Vesić and other defendants in the
Robbie Williams, Nicole Scherzinger, Laura Pausini to perform at World Cup final
- The closing ceremony of the 2026 FIFA World Cup will feature performances by Laura Pausini, Robbie Williams, and Nicole Scherzinger. - The ceremony, held on July 19 in New York, will celebrate the j…
Nolan's 'Odyssey' Premieres in Serbia, Pushing Cinematic Boundaries with IMAX
- Christopher Nolan's "Odyssey," inspired by Homer's epic, premieres in Serbian cinemas on July 16. - The film was entirely shot with IMAX cameras, a long-held ambition for Nolan. - "Odyssey" is descr…
Forget Mykonos and Santorini: This Greek Island is a Travel Consultant's Favorite
- A British travel consultant recommends the Greek island of Tinos as a less crowded alternative to Mykonos and Santorini. - Tinos offers Venetian-influenced architecture, traditional marble workshops…
Generation Z shuns the 9-to-5: Lunch breaks used for naps or crying spells in New York
- Young professionals in New York are increasingly using unconventional spaces like cinemas and nap pods for breaks during the workday. - These breaks are used for sleeping, relaxing, or even emotiona…
Belgrade bypass renamed "Milutin Mrkonjić Highway"
- A highway around Belgrade has been named "Milutin Mrkonjić Highway" after a government decision. - Ivica Dačić, leader of the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS), thanked President Aleksandar Vučić for …
Serbian President Vučić arrives in Kyiv for Southeast Europe-Ukraine summit
- Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić arrived in Kyiv for the fifth Southeast Europe-Ukraine summit. - Vučić expressed hope for a productive summit, mutual support on the European path, and increased b…
New Blood Test May Predict Alzheimer's Risk
- A new blood test measuring p-tau217 shows a significantly higher risk of developing early dementia signs within five years for older adults without cognitive impairment. - The test could offer a les…
Belgrade to Get 2,000 Electric Scooters Amid Criticism of City's Transport Policy
- Belgrade will introduce 2,000 electric scooters and 600 electric bikes, a move criticized by the "Beograd ostaje" initiative. - The initiative argues the city lacks safe infrastructure for such tran…
Opposition Leader: Unified Candidate Crucial for Serbia's Presidency
- Miloš Jovanović, leader of the New Democratic Party of Serbia (Novi DSS), stated that the ruling party cannot present a strong presidential candidate. - Jovanović emphasized the importance of a unif…
Three killed in Russian attack on Odesa
- Three people died and three were injured in a Russian attack on the Black Sea port city of Odesa, Ukrainian authorities reported. - Russia's Defense Ministry confirmed strikes on Odesa and Chornomor…
Britain to introduce nighttime social media limits for 16 and 17-year-olds
- The UK government will introduce nighttime curfews on social media use for 16 and 17-year-olds. - Access to platforms like Instagram and Facebook will be restricted from midnight to 6 a.m. - The mea…
Judicial group slams Serbian president for interfering in court case
- A group of judges and prosecutors, "Defense of the Profession," criticized Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić for commenting on a court decision. - They stated that the president's remarks interfere…
L'Oréal VP: Green Sciences Revolutionize Beauty Industry with Sustainability Focus
- L'Oréal is leveraging green sciences, including biotechnology and artificial intelligence, to develop sustainable and high-performance cosmetic products. - The company is implementing measurable sus…
One dead, two missing after boat sinks near Alcatraz
- A pontoon recreational boat sank near Alcatraz Island in San Francisco. - Of the 19 people on board, 16 were rescued, one died, and two remain missing. - The cause of the accident is currently unkno…
Serbia Faces Mix of Sun and Showers, High Temperatures Expected
- Serbia will experience a mix of sunshine and clouds in the morning, with a possibility of showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. - The weather will remain typically summer-like with high temper…
Scientists Develop Self-Repairing Contact Lenses That Fix Scratches With UV Light
- Scientists have developed innovative contact lenses capable of self-repairing scratches using UV light. - The new lenses are made from a hydrogel material with a disulfide cross-linker that can refo…
Trump, like Iran, wants to charge for passage through the Strait of Hormuz – but is it legal?
- President Trump announced the U.S. would charge a 20% tariff on cargo passing through the Strait of Hormuz if a deal with Iran fails. - This statement follows the collapse of a ceasefire with Iran o…
T. Rex skeleton 'Gaw' becomes most expensive fossil ever sold at auction
- A Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton, nicknamed "Gaw", sold for a record-breaking price at auction, becoming the most expensive fossil ever sold. - The identity of the buyer remains undisclosed, adding an e…
Ultra-Orthodox Men in Israel Again Exempted from Military Service
- Israel's parliament has approved legislation exempting ultra-Orthodox Jewish men from military service. - The laws formalize exemptions for religious studies as a state value, a concession to ultra-…
Roscosmos and NASA agree to extend International Space Station cooperation until 2030
- Russia's Roscosmos and NASA have agreed to extend their joint work on the International Space Station until 2030. - The agreement was announced by Roscosmos Director General Dmitry Rogozin, who did …
New Croatia coach Slaven Bilić: Football expert, rock musician, and lawyer
- Slaven Bilić, a former player and coach, has been appointed as the new head coach of the Croatian national football team. - Bilić is known not only for his football expertise but also for his passio…
Former Macedonian PM Nikola Gruevski Acquitted in "Talir 2" Case
- Former Macedonian Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski was acquitted in the "Talir 2" case. - The court cited changes in the Criminal Code from 2023, which benefited the accused. - The prosecution failed …
Rama: Serbia not ready to accept Kosovo's independence reality
- Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama stated Serbia is most responsible for the stalled dialogue with Kosovo, as it refuses to accept Kosovo's independence. - Rama argued that Serbia must confront the re…
Rotavirus in Children: Understanding Transmission, Symptoms, and Prevention
- Rotavirus is a highly contagious virus causing gastroenteritis in infants and young children, leading to vomiting, diarrhea, and dehydration. - Transmission occurs through contaminated hands, object…
Woman injured in Montenegro traffic accident arrives in Niš
- A 63-year-old woman injured in a bus accident in Montenegro has returned to Niš, Serbia, with the help of her neighbors who funded her transport. - She is the first of the injured to return home, ha…
Kosovo Bans Serbian Minister Paunović Over Ethnic Cleansing Remarks
- Kosovo's Interior Minister Dželjalj Svećlja declared Serbia's Minister of Public Administration and Local Self-Government, Snežana Paunović, a persona non grata. - Svećlja cited Paunović's statement…
Western Europe Heatwave Caused at Least 14,000 Deaths, Report Says
- A recent heatwave in Western Europe from June 18 to July 1 caused at least 14,000 deaths, making it one of the continent's deadliest climate disasters. - Scientists link the extreme temperatures, wh…
Wałęsa: Hungary's PM made a big mistake by not imprisoning former Orban regime officials
- Former Polish President Lech Wałęsa criticized Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar for not imprisoning any politicians from the previous Orban regime. - Wałęsa warned that Hungary could face a sim…
Dog Paws: A Key Indicator of Canine Health, Veterinarians Often Look There First
- A dog's paws can reveal significant health issues, often being the first indicator for veterinarians. - Redness, odor, overgrown nails, or excessive licking may signal the need for a veterinary chec…
Fire at Croatian packaging factory injures workers and firefighter
- A large fire broke out at the MEC packaging company in Pribislavec, Croatia, involving paints, solvents, and plastics. - Firefighting services brought the blaze under control, with 120 firefighters …
Trump drops plan to toll ships passing through Strait of Hormuz
- U.S. President Donald Trump announced he has abandoned plans to charge tolls for passage through the Strait of Hormuz. - Trump stated that several Gulf countries advised against the plan and offered…
Serbian Minister's Kosovo 'Ethnic Cleansing' Remark Sparks Outrage
- A Serbian minister's statement suggesting she would have ethnically cleansed Kosovo in 1998 has sparked outrage and fear among ethnic Albanians in Serbia. - Shaip Kamberi, a member of parliament, ca…
Opposition in Serbia Calls for Criminal Penalties for Voter Relocation
- A member of the Serbian opposition party, the Freedom and Justice Party (SSP), called for new criminal offenses and strict penalties for voter relocation solely for the purpose of voting. - The offi…
Serbian Statue of Prince Aleksa Popović Becomes Viral Sensation for Its Ability to Spin
- A statue of Prince Aleksa Popović in Kosjerić, Serbia, has become a viral sensation due to its ability to rotate on its base. - Initial social media posts suggested the statue was mounted upside dow…
The best time for an afternoon nap to boost brain function
- A short afternoon nap between 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. can boost alertness, memory, and productivity without disrupting nighttime sleep. - Napping helps reduce the body's natural drive to sleep, leading to…
Four members return to Serbia's REM council, but challenges remain
- Four members of Serbia's REM council have returned to work after resigning in November 2025. - They resigned due to the Assembly's failure to elect all nine council members, including one from a min…
Serbian Students Win 11 Medals at International Science Competitions
- Serbian students achieved significant success at international physics and mathematics competitions. - Five students won medals at the 56th International Physics Olympiad in Colombia. - Another six …
EXPO 2027 Company: Over 30 agreements signed with Serbian tourism agencies and hotels
- The "EXPO 2027" company has signed over 30 partnership agreements with Serbian tourism agencies and hotels. - The initiative aims to integrate Serbia's tourism sector into the international promotio…
Vojvodina Hungarian leader calls for dialogue among political actors
- The president of the Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians (SVM), Balint Pastor, stated that dialogue among all political actors representing Vojvodina's Hungarians is necessary. - Pastor emphasized the …
Kosovo Democratic Institute calls on Osmani to set date for Assembly's constitutive session
- The Kosova Democratic Institute (KDI) urged acting President Vjosa Osmani to set a date for the constitutive session of the Assembly. - KDI stated that the 30-day constitutional deadline for forming…
UN: Ukraine saw highest monthly civilian casualties since April 2022 in June
- The UN recorded the highest monthly civilian casualties in Ukraine in June 2026 since April 2022, with 293 killed and 1,990 injured. - Long-range weapons, missiles, and drones were the primary cause…
Deadline passes for new Bosnia high representative amid international deadlock
- The deadline for selecting a new high representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) has passed without an agreement. Disagreement persists between American and European factions regarding the succe…
Stefanović: Dačić defending Paunović shows SPS hasn't broken from Milošević's politics
- Borko Stefanović of the Party of Freedom and Justice criticized Serbia's Interior Minister Ivica Dačić for defending a colleague's remarks about ethnic cleansing. - Stefanović stated that the Social…
Security officer for Serbia's anti-organized crime chief arrested for extortion
- Dragiša Grujić, a security detail member for the head of Serbia's organized crime unit, was arrested for extortion. - Grujić allegedly extorted 10,000 euros. - His arrest is seen by sources as indic…
Kamberi seeks minister's dismissal over alleged ethnic cleansing remarks
- A Serbian lawmaker, Šaip Kamberi, announced he will seek the dismissal of Minister Snežana Paunović. - Kamberi cited Paunović's statement about ethnically cleansing Albanians from Kosovo and Metohij…
Vučić proposes 20% fuel excise tax cut to curb inflation
- Serbia's President Aleksandar Vučić announced he will propose a further 20% reduction in fuel excise taxes. - The measure aims to keep fuel prices affordable for citizens and prevent inflation spira…
Serbia Sees 45% Rise in Cases Against Journalists This Year
- Serbian prosecutors initiated 71 cases related to threats and attacks against journalists in the first half of the year. - This represents a 45% increase compared to the same period in 2025. - The A…
Đilas: Given how much Serbia has paid France, it's realistic he should lead the military parade
- Dragan Đilas, leader of the Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP), criticized Serbia's current political direction under the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS). - Đilas argued that Serbia has moved away f…
Belgrade Pharmacy Employees Demand Solutions After 15 Unpaid Salaries
- Employees of Apoteka Beograd have not received 15 months of salary and lack health insurance. - They will meet with the director on July 15 to demand concrete solutions, not just promises. - The Kre…
Slobodan University: Party Task Completed, Vladimir Mihić Loses Job
- An academic network claims a professor was fired due to political interference after 24 years of service. - The network alleges the university's decision introduced ideological suitability and polit…
WHO Reports Less Than Half of Funds Needed for Ebola Fight in Congo
- The World Health Organization (WHO) has secured less than half of the funding needed to combat the Ebola epidemic in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. - The WHO has raised approximately 40% of t…
Serbian prosecutors seek SKY messages in probe of ex-football chief over alleged threats to Nemanja Vidić
- Serbia's Organized Crime Prosecution Office has requested SKY ECC communications related to former Football Association president Slaviša Kokeza. - Former footballer Nemanja Vidić has been called to…
North Macedonia restricts electric scooter use to adults, imposes speed limits
- North Macedonia has implemented new regulations for electric scooter users, effective immediately. - Riders must now be over 18 and adhere to stricter speed limits depending on the location. - Manda…
Ireland's EU Presidency Does Not Confirm Serbia's Accession Cluster 3 Talks Before Summer Break
- Serbia's EU accession talks stalled as member states could not agree on opening Cluster 3 before the summer break. - The European Commission noted Serbia has made progress after a previous setback, …
"You will get beaten": Counter-protest announced for Pride caravan in Vranje amid threats to local journalists
- A Pride caravan event planned for Vranje, Serbia, on July 18 has been met with threats of violence against journalists and a counter-protest announcement. - Slađan Ristić, a union official, threaten…
Serbian Journalists' Association Adopts AI Use Policy
- The Independent Association of Journalists of Serbia (NUNS) adopted a policy on the use of artificial intelligence on June 2, 2026, setting rules for ethical and transparent AI application within th…
Tusk: 'Idiotic' to block Ukraine's EU path or aid over disputes
- Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk rejected calls from opposition nationalists to obstruct Ukraine's EU path or military aid due to bilateral disputes. - Tusk labeled the demands, which linked aid to…
Niš declares day of mourning for young woman killed in Montenegro crash
- The city of Niš will observe a day of mourning for a 21-year-old woman who died in a traffic accident in Montenegro. - The accident involved a minibus carrying Serbian citizens returning from a pilg…
Serbian Minister Defends Kosovo Remark, Cites 'Mistakes' and Party Loyalty
- Serbian Minister Snežana Paunović defended her controversial statement about ethnically cleansing Kosovo in 1998 if she were Slobodan Milošević, asserting her right to analyze past mistakes. She rea…
Serbian minister's Kosovo ethnic cleansing remarks draw condemnation, calls for dismissal
- Serbia's National Convention on the European Union's Working Group for Chapter 35 condemned a minister's statement about ethnic cleansing. - Minister Snežana Paunović stated she would have ethnicall…
Kosovo minister: Serbian counterpart's statement shows Serbia hasn't shed Milošević's ideology
- A Kosovo minister condemned a statement by a Serbian minister suggesting ethnic cleansing of Albanians in 1998. - The Kosovo minister argued the Serbian minister's remarks prove Serbia has not shed …
Driver faces detention request after fatal bus crash in Montenegro
- Prosecutors in Kotor have requested pretrial detention for a 68-year-old bus driver involved in a fatal accident. - The accident occurred in Lipci, Montenegro, resulting in one death and 16 injuries…
North Macedonia Police Charge Three Over Assault and Filming of Teen Girl
- Police in North Macedonia filed criminal charges against an 18-year-old and two minors for assaulting and filming a 14-year-old girl. - The suspects allegedly lured the victim into a room near a spo…
Serbia and World Bank Discuss 1 Billion Euro Gas Program
- Serbia's Minister of Mining and Energy met with a World Bank delegation to discuss a new gas program worth 1 billion euros. - The program's first phase includes building the Niš-Velika Plana gas pip…
Serbian minister faces calls for dismissal over alleged ethnic cleansing remarks
- Serbia's Free Citizens Movement (PSG) demands the immediate dismissal of Minister of Public Administration and Local Self-Government, Snežana Paunović. - The demand follows Paunović's statement that…
Belgrade Introduces Rental E-Scooters Amidst European Restrictions
- Belgrade is introducing a system for renting electric scooters and bicycles, contrasting with European capitals that are restricting or banning them. - The initiative "Beograd ostaje" (Belgrade Rema…
Novi Sad University Senate to review complaint; Senator pessimistic about outcome
- The expanded Senate of the University of Novi Sad is reconsidering a complaint filed by an associate professor. - The professor was not re-elected to his position, prompting the complaint. - A senat…
Tusk: Peace in Ukraine unlikely soon, expects war to continue until winter
- Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated that peace in Ukraine is unlikely to be achieved soon, expecting the war to continue at least until winter. - Tusk discussed the situation with NATO Secretar…
Bosnian-born teacher fired in Luxembourg after Gaza social media posts
- A Bosnian-born teacher in Luxembourg was fired after posting support for Gaza on social media. - The teacher, Fatima Kurtić, had previously survived the war in Bosnia. - Her dismissal has sparked di…
Serbia, U.S. to Launch Strategic Dialogue, Elevating Ties
- Serbia and the United States will launch a strategic dialogue, marking a new level of partnership between the two nations. - The first session is scheduled for July 17, with Serbian Foreign Minister…
Belgrade Tram Tender Faces Collapse Over Funding Issues
- Belgrade's tender to purchase 85 new trams, with Turkish firm Bozankaya as the sole bidder, is facing potential cancellation after three months without a contract award. - Several companies, includi…
Mick Jagger Explains Major Differences Between Rivalries with David Bowie and John Lennon
- Mick Jagger discussed his competitive relationships with the late David Bowie and John Lennon. - He described his dynamic with Bowie as a mutual, though Bowie was more intensely competitive, pushing…
US strikes Iran again; Tehran retaliates on Bahrain, tankers
- The U.S. conducted new strikes against Iran, hours after President Trump announced the re-imposition of a blockade on the Strait of Hormuz. - Iran retaliated with strikes on Bahrain, Jordan, and two…
Skopje Mayor Announces Mega-Park on Site of Former Wild Dump
- Skopje's Karpoš municipality will transform a 72,000-square-meter wild dump into a mega-park. - The new park will feature horticultural landscaping, a pet park, children's play areas, a sports cente…
New Car Imports to Russia Jump 25%, Kyrgyzstan Becomes Key Transit Hub
- Russia's import of new cars increased by 25% in the first half of 2026. - Used car imports also saw a rise of 13% during the same period. - Kyrgyzstan has become a primary transit country for these …
