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Europe weather shift brings severe storms and temperature-dr

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Latest: Weather transition forecast for Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia

The transition from extreme heat to volatile weather continues across Central, Southeast, and Southern Europe as a powerful cold front disrupts prolonged heatwaves. In Croatia, the Adriatic coast has faced Bura winds, wi

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Ratko Mladić death and funeral spark regional controversy

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Latest: North Macedonia agency director faces backlash for glorifying Ratko Mladić

Following the death of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić on August 27, 2026, regional tensions have escalated. Mladić’s son, Darko, and a defense medical team have alleged he died due to ‘irresponsible medical treatmen

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Gospić waste scandal: Remediation and cross-border concerns

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Latest: NEXE outlines waste management protocols amid cross-border concerns

The environmental crisis in Gospić has escalated into a significant political and legal issue for the Croatian government. Following the discovery of approximately 37,000 tons of illegally deposited waste, including haza

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Wildfires and emergency responses persist across the Balkans

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Latest: Montenegro reports no active wildfires following heavy rainfall

Wildfires continue to impact the Balkans and Mediterranean, causing significant casualties and material damage. In Croatia, the death toll from the massive wildfire near Lokva Rogoznica and Omiš has risen to three. The O

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Montenegrin public sector salary and reform demands

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Latest: Montenegrin firefighters demand salary increases and legislative reform

In early September 2026, the Montenegrin Ministry of Defense announced new salary regulations for the Armed Forces of Montenegro. These changes aim to improve the material status of personnel by increasing base salaries

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Zagreb protests and Mate Lukić investigation

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Latest: Leon Lučić faces attempted murder trial in Croatia

The Zagreb Police Administration has launched a criminal investigation into Zadar County Councilor Mate Lukić following a protest march in Zagreb. Video footage from the ‘Walk for Lika, Walk for Croatia’ demonstration ap

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Appointment of Croatia Chief State Inspector

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Latest: Tonči Glavinić appointed Chief State Inspector

Tonči Glavinić, formerly the State Secretary in the Ministry of Physical Planning, Construction and State Assets, has been appointed as the new Chief State Inspector of Croatia. Prime Minister Andrej Plenković endorsed t

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Economic trends in Croatia and Slovenia

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Latest: Slovenia reports rising industrial production and improved GDP forecasts

Economic indicators in Croatia and Slovenia show varying trends in wages and living costs during mid-2026. In Croatia, June 2026 data indicated an average monthly net salary of 1,555 EUR, a 7.7% nominal increase compared

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Waste management and illegal dumping in the Balkans

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Latest: Benkovac faces toxic waste crisis after illegal dumping discovery

Illegal waste disposal remains a persistent issue in Croatia and the wider Balkans. In addition to construction waste being abandoned in forests and roadsides in Kotoriba and Mraclin, new reports indicate that illegal du

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Republika Srpska labor law developments

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Latest: Regional legislative updates address labor rights and investment incentives

In Republika Srpska, labor laws establish specific protocols for overtime and reporting violations. Employees must report rights violations within one month of discovery and no later than three months after the incident

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Professional and diplomatic conferences in Croatia

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Latest: Croatia hosts business and technology conferences in Novska and Split

Croatia hosted several professional conferences in late 2026 focusing on diplomacy, industry, and technology. In Zagreb, the 10th annual diplomatic conference brought together Croatian and European officials to discuss

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Croatia advances military modernization and defense deals

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Latest: Croatia signs major defense deals for rocket systems and jet communications

The Croatian government has moved forward with its military modernization plan, marked by the formalization of several major defense contracts. Following the approval of the procurement of 18 K239 Chunmoo multiple rock

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Croatia criminal code reform and sentencing updates

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Latest: Croatia and Montenegro implement major criminal law reforms

The Croatian government has submitted a package of criminal law amendments to Parliament, formalizing plans to introduce life imprisonment effective January 1, 2027. This maximum penalty is intended for 15 categories of

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Groundwater contamination worsens Gospić waste crisis

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Latest: Croatia environmental crisis: Illegal waste contaminates groundwater in Gospić and Benkovac

The hazardous waste crisis in Croatia has intensified following reports that illegal dumping has severely contaminated the Lika region’s groundwater. While initial assessments in March 2026 suggested low risks, a July 20

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Serbia political crisis, elections and aid measures

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Latest: Serbia to hold early parliamentary elections on October 25

President Aleksandar Vučić has officially dissolved the National Assembly and called for extraordinary parliamentary elections to be held on October 25, 2026. Citing political tensions, the need for democratic stability,

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Inaugural World Water Polo 4x4 Championships in Dubrovnik

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Latest: Dubrovnik hosts inaugural 4x4 water polo World Championship

The inaugural World Aquatics Water Polo 4x4 Open Championships concluded in Dubrovnik, Croatia, following a tournament held from August 31 to September 6, 2026. The event utilized a high-speed format on a 15 x 12 meter c

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Croatian political polarization and party shifts

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Latest: Croatia faces deepening political polarization and rhetorical division

Political trends in Croatia show a decline in support for the major parties, the ruling HDZ and the SDP, while smaller parties like Možemo! and Most experience growth. Polling indicates that 62% of citizens believe the c

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Croatia-Serbia missing persons and war crimes disputes

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Latest: Croatia: War crime allegations and missing persons updates

Efforts to resolve the fate of missing persons from the Homeland War continue to drive tension and calls for cooperation between Croatia and Serbia. The human rights organization Documenta has urged Serbia to release pro

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Hungary 2026 budget revisions

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Latest: Hungary manages central bank probes, budget shifts, and Mol-INA talks

The Hungarian government has implemented significant revisions to its 2026 budget projections, driven primarily by slowing economic growth. Due to GDP growth forecasts being lowered to between 1.5 and 2 percent—falling s

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North Macedonia fuel volatility, food inflation and transit

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Latest: North Macedonia commuters protest rising intercity transport costs

In late August 2026, North Macedonia faced intensifying economic pressures as fuel and food prices rose. On 18 August, the Energy Regulatory Commission (KRE) implemented an average price increase of 4.85% for oil derivat

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Serbian political controversy and regional tensions

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Latest: Aleksandar Vučić launches new podcast and manages Mladić funeral preparations

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has faced political scrutiny regarding the 2011 arrest of Ratko Mladić. Srđan Milivojević, president of the Democratic Party, alleged that Vučić shared intelligence concerning Mladić’s

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Mostar religious and legal dispute over sacred space

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Latest: Mostar Mufti criticizes Plenković over theatre construction

A legal and religious dispute has emerged in Mostar involving the Croatian National Theatre (HNK) and the Islamic Community of Bosnia and Herzegovina regarding the Lakišića vakuf, a former sacred space. The HNK has criti

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Croatia support for Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Latest: Plenković meets EU Council President and announces aid for Croats in Bosnia

Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković has initiated a series of efforts to support the Croat community in Bosnia and Herzegovina through financial aid and political advocacy. In late August 2026, Plenković visited Mo

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Mate Rimac robotaxi project funding crisis

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Latest: Verne prepared to return 89.7 million euros following robotaxi project deadline

Mate Rimac’s company, Project 3 Mobility (Verne), has failed to meet the core requirements and deadlines for its robotaxi project, which was supported by 179.5 million euros in European Union funds through the National R

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Croatian police leadership controversy

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Latest: Police unions in Croatia and political clashes in Serbia draw attention

The Croatian Police Union (SPH) has called for the dismissal of Police Director General Nikola Milina and an expedited investigation into the ‘Nakaza affair’. The controversy stems from an incident during the 2024 wildfi

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Waste management and contamination crises in Croatia

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Latest: Zagreb HDZ warns of 'eco-bomb' near city water supply

Environmental crises involving hazardous waste management have emerged in Croatia. In Gospić, the illegal dumping of approximately 37,000 tons of waste containing ecotoxic materials and PFAS ‘forever chemicals’ has promp

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Bled Strategic Forum on European Union future

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Latest: Bled Strategic Forum convenes European leaders to discuss security and EU future

The 21st Bled Strategic Forum in Slovenia, themed ‘The Power to Shape the Future’, convened European leaders to address the geopolitical and economic future of the Union. Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša opened the f

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Croatian tax reforms spark debate and protest planning

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Latest: Croatian Chamber of Trades and Crafts seeks tax changes for entrepreneurs

On 27 July 2026, the Croatian government announced an anti-inflation package that leaves tax contributions for flat-rate entrepreneurs earning up to €40,000 unchanged, while raising the sixth-bracket contribution by €1,3

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Ilia Kovtun success and Croatian qualification for Worlds

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Latest: Eight Croatian gymnasts qualify for World Championships in Rotterdam

At the European Gymnastics Championships in Zagreb, gymnast Ilia Kovtun achieved historic success for Croatia. Kovtun, a Ukrainian-born athlete competing under the Croatian flag, won the men’s individual all-around gold

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Sinjska Alka traditional competitions in Croatia

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Latest: Brnazama hosts 71st Dječja alka traditional competition

The Sinjska Alka tradition, a UNESCO-recognized knightly tournament in Croatia, continues through various commemorative events. The 311th Sinjska Alka was held in Sinj to honor the 1715 victory over Ottoman forces, atten

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