Croatia to build €100 million cross-border gas pipeline to Bosnia
Croatia will participate in a project to connect its natural gas network, and the LNG terminal on the northern Adriatic island of Krk to that of neighbouring Bosnia and Herzegovina,…
February 2023
What to Watch For in a Consequential Court Election in Wisconsin
Voters are going to the polls today in the primary election for a swing seat on the state’s Supreme Court, with abortion rights, gerrymandered maps and more at stake. Send…
Serbia to receive largest-ever EU grant to rebuild railway
Serbia is soon to receive EU money worth €600 million to reconstruct the Belgrade-Niš railway by 2029, making it the largest single grant Serbia has ever received from the bloc.…
Albanian authorities seize suspected contraband oil destined for Russia
A Liberian-flagged vessel was raided in Albanian waters on Monday after law enforcement authorities suspected it of violating sanctions against Russia, and some 22,500
Slovenia pushes for Ukraine war crimes cooperation treaty
To facilitate cooperation in prosecuting war crimes in Ukraine, Slovenian Foreign Minister Tanja Fajon presented an initiative for an international treaty at the EU Foreign Affairs Council Monday she says…
Italian MEP warns of EU Buildings Directive ‘anti-EU propaganda’
The EU directive on the energy efficiency of buildings has triggered strong reactions in Italy, but the legislative process is still ongoing, and the text may be amended, MEP Nicola…
Montenegro made €1 billion from tourism in 2022, PM says
Montenegro’s tourism revenues reached €997 million last year, just €50 million short of the all-time best recorded in 20
Czech intelligence: China is a ‘medicines’ threat too
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Estonia gears up for elections amid Russian invasion fears
Estonian voters are gearing up for elections due in two weeks, but there are fears the country could be at risk due to a large Russian-speaking minority and shared borders…
Finland can sell heavy armament to Turkey, says defence minister
There is no reason why Finland cannot sell ammunition and heavy armament to Turkey, Defence Minister Mikko Savola said in an interview with Uusi Suomi on Sunday. Interviewed by Uusi…