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Mariya Gabriel Endorses Horizon Europe’s Widening Measures to Bridge Research Gap Ahead of Bulgarian Premiership

Mariya Gabriel, set to ascend to Bulgaria's prime ministerial role in March, champions Horizon Europe's Widening measures as...

Serbia and CESEC Members Reinforce Energy Sector Connectivity at Athens Meeting

At a high-level ministerial meeting of the Central and Southeast European Energy Connectivity (CESEC) group in Athens, Serbia,...

Russia Excluded from UN Human Rights Council Membership

The United Nations General Assembly, in its recent session, did not elect Russia to the Human Rights Council...

Greeks Work the Longest Weeks in the EU, Dutch the Shortest

In 2022, the average working week for individuals aged 20 to 64 within the European Union stood at...

Athens Declaration: EU Enrichment with Western Balkans, Ukraine, Moldova

In a pivotal gathering held in Athens, the European Union and representatives from the Western Balkan countries, Ukraine,...

EU Sees CO2 Reductions, Bulgaria and Slovenia Lead the Way

The European Union has achieved a nearly three percent reduction in harmful gas emissions, as reported by EU...

EU Employment: Use Of Digital Devices

In 2022, nearly 30% of employed people in the EU aged 15-74 reported using digital devices for the entirety or...

EU’s Organic Farming Area Covered 15.9 Million Hectares

The area used for organic agricultural production in the EU continues to increase. It expanded from 14.7 million hectares (ha)...

Serbia Exported 30,000 Tons Of Ice Cream Worth 63.5 Million Euros

Last year, 30,000 tons of ice cream worth 63.5 million euros were exported from Serbia, mostly to countries...

Bulgaria Sticks To Plan To Adopt The Euro In 2024 Amid Coalition Squabbles

Bulgaria’s government on Friday approved a plan to join the euro zone as of Jan. 1, 2024, amid...

Energy Connection For Better Quality Of Life

Citizens of Bela Palanka, Pirot and Dimitrovgrad will have access to natural gas after the construction of a...

Gig Workers In Southeast Europe

Multimedia And Creative Services Workers Lead The Region

Southeast Europe’s online labour market is becoming increasingly attractive to those with a less sophisticated skillset. The negative...

Bulgaria’s Rumen Radev Wins Presidential Re-Election: Exit Polls

Exit polls in Bulgaria suggest that incumbent Rumen Radev has won the country’s presidential runoff. Partial official result on...

Bulgaria: EIB And Sofia Municipality Sign €60 Million Loan For Sustainable Mobility Projects

The European Investment Bank (EIB) and Sofia Municipality have signed a €60 million framework loan to promote sustainable...

Niš-Sofia Gas Pipeline

Road To Greater Energy Security

The new Niš-Sofia gas pipeline is a key part of Serbia’s broader strategy to complete the ongoing liberalisation...

Swiss Business in Bulgaria, Romania, Serbia And North Macedonia

Following SSCC's initiative, the first regional online event ’’Swiss Business in Bulgaria, Romania, Serbia and North Macedonia’’ took place on...

Coronavirus: What Are The Lockdown Rules In Different EU Countries?

Cases of COVID-19 are rising in many parts of the European Union. Consequently, some governments have decided to...

Serbia-Bulgaria Gas Interconnection Important For Whole Region

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Mining and Energy Zorana Mihajlovic talked today during her working visit to...

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Scholz Champions Western Balkans’ Path to Membership

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, in Slovenia, advocated for quickening the EU accession for the Western Balkans, underlining the importance...

CEB Grants €1.3 Billion Loans to Boost Social Sectors in 11 Countries

The Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) has sanctioned loans totaling €1.3 billion for 11 member countries, including Serbia...

Serbia Advances in Renewable Energy with Pupin Wind Park Financing

In a significant stride towards renewable energy adoption, Serbia has finalized the financial arrangements for the Pupin Wind Park,...

Đedović Handanović: Nuclear Energy in Serbia by 2039 at the Earliest

Nuclear energy in Serbia could become a reality by 2039 at the earliest, should work on the project commence...

Belgrade’s Hotel Jugoslavija Sold, Sparks Redevelopment Controversy

Belgrade's iconic Hotel Jugoslavija, located in Serbia's capital, has been sold for approximately €27 million to MV Investment, affiliated...