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2026 Slovenian farm crisis and drought relief

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Latest: Slovenia National Assembly considers fuel tax cuts and subsidies

In late July 2026, Slovenian farmers reported a sharp rise in agricultural diesel prices to a record €1.4 per litre, a 45% increase over six months. Jože Podgoršek, president of the Slovenian Agricultural and Forestry As

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Educational policy and school year transitions in the region

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Latest: Croatia schools begin new academic year with increased enrollment and local funding

The commencement of the 2026/2027 academic year across the Balkans and Central Europe is characterized by significant infrastructure investments, new regulatory measures, and ongoing systemic challenges. In Croatia, appr

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Fuel price fluctuations in the Balkan region

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Latest: Fuel prices rise across Southeast Europe amid oil market volatility

Fuel prices across the Balkan region and Slovenia continue to fluctuate due to market volatility and regulatory interventions. In Kosovo, the Ministry of Industry, Entrepreneurship, Trade and Innovation (MINTI) maintaine

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European fuel price volatility and regional adjustments

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Latest: European nations adjust regulated fuel prices

Diesel prices in Slovakia have risen by approximately 30 cents per liter over the course of one month, pushing average costs above 1.80 euros per liter, with premium varieties exceeding 2.00 euros. This surge has narrowe

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North Macedonia energy stability and renewable expansion

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Latest: North Macedonia energy grid maintains stability amid renewable growth

An expert report released in late July confirmed that the Negotino thermal power plant, operated as a cold reserve since 2009, was economically justified during the 2021–2023 energy crisis. Supplying fuel oil that met qu

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Albania Vlora Airport concession termination

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Latest: Vlora Airport project faces potential international arbitration

In late July 2026, Albania's High Court dismissed Behgjet Pacolli’s appeal, confirming Vegim Hoxha’s role as administrator of the Vlora International Airport concession and leaving the airport under the control of Valon

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Slovenia EV subsidy depletion and market impact

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Latest: Slovenia sees record EV sales amid depleting subsidies

Slovenia’s electric vehicle (EV) subsidy program has faced rapid depletion due to high consumer demand. The Ministry of Infrastructure and Energy announced that the public call, launched on 12 May, would close shortly as