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Fuel price fluctuations in the Balkans, Europe, and US-UK

13 clusters · 162 sources · last updated

Latest: Hungary fuel prices: Gasoline decreases while diesel remains steady

Fuel prices across the Balkan region and Europe continue to fluctuate due to market volatility and geopolitical tensions. In Kosovo, the Ministry of Industry, Entrepreneurship, Trade and Innovation (MINTI) maintained tem

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2026 Slovenian farm crisis and fuel subsidy legislation

13 clusters · 34 sources · last updated

Latest: Slovenia seeks EU approval to lower fuel excise taxes

Throughout 2026, the Slovenian government implemented multiple relief measures to support the agricultural and transport sectors facing high energy costs, fertilizer prices, and extreme weather. In August, Minister of Ag

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Educational policy and school infrastructure developments

18 clusters · 286 sources · last updated

Latest: Croatia invests heavily in school infrastructure and modernization

The 2026/2027 academic year in the Balkans and Central Europe is characterized by significant infrastructure investments, local funding initiatives, and administrative disputes. In Croatia, large-scale projects aim to mo

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Fuel price regulatory changes in Croatia and Slovenia

2 clusters · 45 sources · last updated

Latest: Balkan region sees fuel and wood price increases

In late October 2026, Croatia, Slovenia, and North Macedonia implemented regulatory changes to petroleum derivative prices based on seven-day market averages and exchange rates. In Croatia, regulations effective October

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Slovenian road infrastructure developments

2 clusters · 5 sources · last updated

Latest: Slovenia: Ministry re-evaluates highway permit for Novo mesto section

In Slovenia, legislative and administrative actions are addressing various road infrastructure issues. Member of Parliament Meira Hot has proposed reclassifying the Škofija-Koper and Koper-Izola road sections as expressw

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Global banking phishing and fraud trends

31 clusters · 145 sources · last updated

Latest: Police warn of online shopping scams in Poland

Authorities across Europe continue to warn of evolving banking fraud and phishing tactics. In the Czech Republic, the Banking Association reported that fraudsters attempted to steal over 10 billion CZK in the first seven

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Albania food inflation and rising cost-of-living pressures

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Latest: Albania Transparency Board adjusts fuel prices

By late 2026, Albania’s food inflation continued to outpace the European Union. Eurostat data indicated that food and non-alcoholic beverage prices rose by 3.2% year-on-year in July 2026, five times faster than the EU av

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Resignation of Tea Košir from Slovenian government

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Latest: Tea Košir to return to family business instead of infrastructure role

Tea Košir, the former Slovenian State Secretary at the Ministry of Health and former Member of Parliament, has transitioned out of her political roles. Following a proposal by Minister of Health Tadej Ostrc, Košir resign

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