Europe

The man charged for the assassination attempt on Prime Minister Robert Fico last Wednesday may not have acted alone, contrary to previous belief, said the Slovak interior minister

One fifth (19%) of all honey imported into the EU in 2023, or 31.400 tonnes, was delivered to Belgium, making the country the second largest honey importer in the bloc after Germany

The country aims to complete the Herceg Novi-Budva high-speed road along the Adriatic coast, including the construction of a ring road around the town of Herceg Novi, by 2030

The number of mobile subscribers in Montenegro increased 1,51% year-on-year, but fell 0,49% month-on-month to 1.287.377 at the end of March, according to data from the National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority

In recent weeks, numerous Serbian citizens and military reservists have been summoned en masse for military exercises

The country gained two positions and placed 19th in the latest Rainbow Map, published annually by Europe's leading LGBTI organization, ILGA-Europe

On the Day of Remembrance of Victims of Political Repressions, Ukrainians honored those who suffered or died under the communist regime of the USSR

Vatican will announce new rules to help determine if and when seemingly supernatural events are authentic

The government's plan for affordable housing involves building blocks of flats on public land with private funds and renting them out at low prices, and will focus on young people between the ages of 18 and 39

The government declared its intention to extend the deadline for the first national census since 2011 by one week, giving citizens an additional opportunity to participate

Austria has announced the creation of a special dedicated fund that aims to allocate up to €500 million over the next five years to support its exports to Ukraine

On Thursday, on the patron saint's day of bakers and pastry chefs, the French Post Office unveiled a scratch-and-sniff postal stamp costing €1,96 to celebrate the famous baguette bread shape