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Visar Vokrri tells BIRN that after a ‘lost’ 2025 due to a lengthy political stalemate, Kosovo’s incoming government should prioritise domestic production and reduce the unhealthy dependence on imports. KAYNAK:…
Expecting the unexpected seems to be the name of the game in both global politics and the domestic politics of the region, as 2026 kicks off with a few unexpected…
The proposed Southern Gas Interconnection pipeline to Croatia would reduce Bosnia’s energy dependence on Russia – and the Federation entity’s vulnerability to its Serb counterpart’s machinations. KAYNAK: Balkan Insight
In a neglected corner of Croatia, a company founded by three engineering friends has put itself at the cutting edge of European drone innovation, in part by sidestepping China. KAYNAK:…
The Association of Turkish Travel Agencies accuses online booking companies such as Airbnb and Expedia of creating ‘unfair competition’ in the market. KAYNAK: Balkan Insight
Our reporters this week continued to look at what 2026 holds in store for the countries of Southeast Europe and the Balkans. Read more in our selection of Balkan Insight…
A Sarajevo-based firm is offering apartments for sale in Dubai and claiming clients can pay in cash or cryptocurrency without having to prove the origin of their funds. KAYNAK: Balkan…
Bulgarians are bracing for the eight parliamentary election since 2021 and a vote for a new president, amid warnings that Gen Z anger is at boiling point. KAYNAK: Balkan Insight
Albania’s government is poised to waive business tax debts more than a decade old, as part of what it says is a reset in relations between the tax authorities and…
Eight years after the Yugoslav war crimes tribunal closed, as the memory of its work fades, new generations know increasingly little about even the worst wartime atrocities. KAYNAK: Balkan Insight