Coalition talks stall as parties split over budget rules
Negotiators failed to agree on spending limits for next year, leaving the draft budget in limbo and raising the prospect of another round of talks.
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Negotiators failed to agree on spending limits for next year, leaving the draft budget in limbo and raising the prospect of another round of talks.
A proposal on the table in Brussels would link future payments more tightly to judicial reforms, a change that could reshape regional budgets.
Officials signed a memorandum on joint road and rail crossings, promising shorter waiting times for freight and travellers within three years.
The measures focus on vessels and intermediaries used to bypass earlier restrictions, along with components that can serve military purposes.
New systems and mobile teams have been deployed to protect power plants and substations that were repeatedly targeted last winter.
The line increases cross-border capacity and should help smooth price spikes by letting cheaper electricity flow where it is needed.
Plants across the region are retooling assembly lines for electric models, a costly bet that local suppliers hope will secure jobs for a decade.
The company plans to hire engineers locally and expand into neighbouring markets after a funding round led by regional investors.
Three universities will share courses, computing resources and industry projects in a bid to keep graduates in the country.
More young professionals are moving back home while keeping jobs abroad, changing the outlook for towns that lost residents for decades.
Advocates say applicants wait too long for decisions and lack access to legal advice, urging authorities to add staff and clear the backlog.
Hotels say bookings in September and October are up, helped by milder weather and festivals aimed at visitors outside the summer peak.
New connections to regional airports promise cheaper weekend trips, though some routes will run only twice a week.
A late comeback in the decisive game sent the club through the qualifying round for the first time in more than ten years.
Coaches credit a mix of small group training, school partnerships and regular international events for the steady stream of talent.
A national programme will co-finance applied research in language models and industrial automation, with results published openly.
Economists say the deficit target leaves little room for new spending as the government prepares the final steps…
Redesigned galleries use personal letters, photographs and recorded testimonies to tell the story of ordinary families.
Small family cellars, cycling paths and riverside guesthouses make this stretch of the river a quiet alternative to…
Underwriters have revised premiums for vessels calling at regional ports, a change traders say could ripple through grain and fuel prices.
Young musicians are mixing traditional songs with electronic production, drawing millions of streams and packed concert halls.
Steadier shipments from the region have helped calm international markets, although analysts warn that the balance remains fragile.
Artists from across the region explore migration, family archives and changing cities in exhibitions spread across old industrial sites.
Defence officials met to compare procurement plans and training schedules, with an eye on closing gaps in coverage before next year.
High demand for cooling and low river levels pushed wholesale prices up for several days before easing again.
Publishers report growing interest in contemporary novels and essays, supported by translation grants and literary festivals abroad.
Producers of wine, fruit and textiles say longer routes and higher freight rates are eating into margins just as new EU markets…
Humanitarian groups say winter programmes are underfunded and urge donors to commit earlier to housing, heating and school support.
Additional transmission and gas links with its neighbour give the country more options and reduce reliance on a single supplier.
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