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Serbia growth, Expo 2027 progress, and pavilion planning

70 clusters · 127 sources · last updated

Latest: Ekspo 2027 and HORES partner to prepare Serbia's hospitality sector

By late 2026, Serbia’s economic outlook remains tied to preparations for Expo 2027. Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Siniša Mali raised the GDP growth forecast for the current year to 3.3 percent, anticipating

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Youth support and economic development in the Balkans

21 clusters · 86 sources · last updated

Latest: Croatia implements new child development and education programs

Regional efforts to support youth, vulnerable populations, and economic stability in the Balkans continue through financial aid, educational programs, and social infrastructure development. Recent initiatives have focuse

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Extreme weather and Saharan dust in Greece

61 clusters · 868 sources · last updated

Latest: Greece weather alert: Severe storms and high winds forecast

The seasonal transition in Southeast Europe continues to manifest as divergent weather patterns, with Greece facing severe storms while much of the wider Balkans experiences an extended ‘Indian summer’. In Crete, recent

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Balkan and Italian summer and autumn festivals 2026

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Latest: Regional cultural events held in Montenegro and Slovenia

The cultural and agricultural season in the Western Balkans and Adriatic continues through autumn 2026, with an increasing focus on gastronomy, literature, science, and traditional music. In Croatia, the 13th Good Food

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Regional theater and cultural festivals in the Balkans

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Latest: Zagreb theater scene hosts new comedy premieres

Regional theater and cultural festivals continue across the Balkans as institutions launch new artistic seasons. In Bosnia and Herzegovina, the National Theatre Sarajevo is proceeding with the musical ‘Sarajevo, moje dra

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Radmilo Stefanović Teacher School alumni reunions

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Latest: School connections celebrated through reunions and weddings

In Prijedor, alumni from the first through eleventh generations of the ‘Radmilo Stefanović’ Teacher School held their sixth multi-generational reunion. Organized in front of the Hospitality and Economics School, the even

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Residential interior design carpet trends

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Latest: Prijedor begins heating season as winter food prices rise

Interior design trends are moving toward low-pile and flat-weave carpets. These options are gaining popularity due to their modern appearance and ease of maintenance compared to shaggy alternatives. Short-fiber models

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Childcare labor and subsidy developments in Banja Luka

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Latest: Banja Luka parents protest childcare price hikes amid new subsidies

In Banja Luka, preschool workers have officially submitted demands to the City Administration for a 10 percent salary increase and parity with other budget users. The union is also seeking improved terms for the enrollme

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Podgorica International Literature Festival

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Latest: Podgorica International Literature Festival concludes with youth awards

The Podgorica International Literature Festival opened with presentations of new works, including a poetry collection by Srđan Gagić that explores themes of memory and identity. Author Uroš Petrović also spoke regarding

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Driving habits and vehicle maintenance impacts

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Latest: Driving habits and posture impact vehicle maintenance and safety

Discussions regarding driving habits and vehicle maintenance focus on the intersection of driver behavior, safety, and mechanical longevity. In Prijedor, local concerns center on traffic culture and pedestrian safety at

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Digitalization and fiscalization in Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Latest: Fiscalization systems advance in Bosnia and Herzegovina entities

Bosnia and Herzegovina is undergoing various stages of digital transformation across its entities. In Republika Srpska, officials have initiated electronic data exchange agreements between the Ministry of Internal Affair

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Economic and industrial development in Bosnia and Herz

3 clusters · 19 sources · last updated

Latest: Tešanj International Fair opens with focus on energy and SMEs

Bosnia and Herzegovina is experiencing a period of economic activity focused on industrial development, foreign investment, and sustainability. Regional trade fairs, such as the 30th International General BH Fair (ZEPS 2

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Balkan regional road infrastructure development

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Latest: Banja Luka-Prijedor highway construction targeted for 2028 completion

Infrastructure development projects are underway in Montenegro and Republika Srpska to improve regional road networks. In Montenegro, officials inaugurated the reconstruction of the 14-kilometer Zaborje — Jasenovo Polje

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Republika Srpska war veteran commemorations

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Latest: Prijedor commemorates war units and brigade anniversary

Republika Srpska officials and veterans have held several commemorations to honor those who fought for the entity’s creation. In late August, Radan Ostojić, the Minister of Labor and Disabled Veterans Affairs, announce

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Prijedor municipal budget allocations

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Latest: Prijedor invests over 15 million KM in education

The city of Prijedor has implemented various municipal budget allocations to support public services and infrastructure. In September 2026, the city allocated 4.5 million KM to support the municipal heating utility, Top

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