Croatia
Anušić: Army Not Going to the Border, No Reason for Panic
Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Ivan Anušić stated that current circumstances do not require army engagement at the border, while Interior Minister Davor Božinović emphasized that Croatia will not become a migrant hub.
Croatia
Most Demands Independent Decision-Making on Protection of Croatia's Border
The party criticizes European migration policy after events in Ceuta and calls for the engagement of the Croatian Army alongside the police at the border.
AI
EU Launches Construction of Seven AI Megafactories Worth €30 Billion, Croatia in the Running
The tender is open, with 18 member states applying. Croatia participates in consortia, while a private €50 billion Pantheon center is planned in Topusko.
World
Italy Suspends Schengen with Spain Over Ceuta Migrant Crisis
Sea and air borders closed as of Friday, with heightened surveillance also on the border with France. Former EU foreign policy chief warns the move violates the rules.
ANALYSIS
Professor: Trump only considers the US, China, and Russia as equals, the EU is marginalized
Associate Professor Ivor Altaras Penda from Libertas University analyzes the new global order in which Europe loses strategic weight, and small states like Croatia must use their alliances wisely.
Politics
Small US Companies Sue Trump Over 'Forced Labor' Tariffs
World
Massive wildfires ravage France and Spain: Over 80,000 evacuated
World
European Parliament: Montenegro is the Most Prepared Candidate Country for EU Membership
Politics
Trump threatens EU with new tariffs over €890 million Google fine
World
EU Includes Crypto Exchange HTX in Sanctions Against Russia
As part of the 21st sanctions package, the European Union has banned transactions with 18 crypto and payment entities, including HTX, which was already sanctioned by the United Kingdom.
World
Trump's Tariffs on 60 Countries Spark Wave of Condemnation Worldwide
Australia, Japan, New Zealand, EU, and China reject Washington's justification that tariffs are due to insufficient action against forced labor. Meanwhile, Trump threatens new tariffs on the EU over Google fine.
Politics
Trump threatens EU with high tariffs over fines on tech giants
U.S. President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social that the EU will pay a 'very high price' after the European Commission fined Google €890 million. He announces an investigation under Section 301 and demands the cancellation of all fines.
World
Trump Threatens EU with 'Very Big Price' Over Google Fine
U.S. President announces launch of trade investigation and imposition of tariffs after European Commission fined Google €890 million.
World
Trump threatens EU with tariffs after Google fine: 'You will pay a very high price'
US president announces Section 301 investigation and retaliation over €890 million fine, EU insists rules are impartial.
World
Trump: Original Gordie Howe Bridge Deal with Canada No Longer Valid
Canada withdrew its invitation to the U.S. for the bridge opening, and Trump said that's 'fine' because the original plan is off anyway. The U.S. is meanwhile imposing new tariffs on goods from 60 countries, including the EU.
World
Trump threatens EU with high price, allies furious over new tariffs
US president announces investigation and tariffs after Brussels fined Google €890 million. Over 80 countries hit by new levies over forced labor allegations.
Politics
Armenia faces crucial parliamentary elections amid significant geopolitical interest
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan seeks third consecutive electoral victory as Russia, US and EU closely monitor developments.
Politics
EU Introduces New Rules for Driving Licenses, Cross-Border Enforcement of Bans
The European Parliament has adopted a reform introducing digital licenses by 2030 and preventing drivers from evading driving bans in other member states.