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Balkan utility outages and wildfire risks persist

61 clusters · 295 sources · last updated

Latest: Sarajevo to face widespread planned power outages

Utility disruptions and extreme weather conditions persisted across the Balkans and surrounding regions through mid-September 2026. Electricity supply issues continued due to maintenance and technical faults. In Bulgari

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Political accountability monitoring in Bosnia and Herz

2 clusters · 6 sources · last updated

Latest: Political integrity reports highlight corruption risks in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia

Monitoring reports from the organization Istinomjer indicate low levels of political accountability in Bosnia and Herzegovina regarding the 2022–2026 mandate. An initial report found that only 14.7 percent of 1,047 monit

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Serbia infrastructure and regional development

3 clusters · 103 sources · last updated

Latest: Infrastructure projects and roadworks cause regional traffic disruptions

Serbia continues to advance significant infrastructure, healthcare, and regional development projects. In the transport sector, construction of the Kraljevo-Raška-Novi Pazar highway remains scheduled to begin by May 1, 2

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Bihać-Bosanska Otoka rail service resumption

2 clusters · 7 sources · last updated

Latest: Sarajevo and Republika Srpska announce transport and tourism updates

Željeznice Federacije Bosne i Hercegovine announced the resumption of regular local passenger train services on the Bihać – Bosanska Otoka – Bihać route. This marks the first time the line has operated since 2013. Start

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Germany housing crisis deepens, Balkan markets surge

37 clusters · 101 sources · last updated

Latest: Skopje apartment prices rise to over 2,150 euros per square meter

By mid‑2026, Germany’s housing squeeze intensified. Overcrowding rose to 11.7 % of the population, with foreign‑born residents most affected, while rent‑to‑income ratios kept climbing and a third of renters spent over 40

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Croatia scales renewable grants and local infrastructure

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Latest: Regional infrastructure and social welfare projects underway across the Balkans

Croatia continues to expand its infrastructure and energy modernization through diverse funding streams. The €38 million renewable energy grant for households, covering heat pumps, solar PV, and battery storage, remains