Škoda Faces Leadership Transition as Klaus Zellmer Is Named Volvo Cars Chief
Škoda Auto chief executive Klaus Zellmer will move to Volvo Cars, setting up a leadership transition at the Czech manufacturer...
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Macroeconomics
Romania May Amend Integrity Law to Protect €770 Million EU Recovery Grant
Romania’s government has indicated that it may amend the country’s new integrity legislation to ensure access to a €770 million...
Kaufland Workers Consider Strike as Slovak Profit Reaches €91 Million
Kaufland employees in Slovakia are voting on whether to authorise strike action after 19 rounds of negotiations failed to produce...
Croatia’s Public Debt Jumps by €4.6 Billion in One Year
Croatia’s public debt reached €55 billion at the end of April 2026, an increase of €4.6 billion, or 9 percent,...
DEFENCE
Estonia Ready to Close Russian Border If Moscow Orders General Mobilization
Estonia could immediately close its border with Russia if Moscow announces a general mobilization, Prime Minister Kristen Michal has said....
Trump Says Permanent US Army Base in Poland Is Moving Closer
US President Donald Trump has announced significant progress in talks on establishing a permanent US Army base in Poland, saying...
Russia Claims Strike on Container Ship at Ukrainian Black Sea Port
Russia says its forces have damaged a container ship in the Ukrainian port of Chornomorsk, near Odesa, amid a growing...
INFRASTRUCTURES
Škoda Faces Leadership Transition as Klaus Zellmer Is Named Volvo Cars Chief
Škoda Auto chief executive Klaus Zellmer will move to Volvo Cars, setting up a leadership transition at the Czech manufacturer...
Kosovo Raises Alarm Over Serbia’s Proposal to Divert the Ibar River
Kosovo’s authorities have expressed serious concern after Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić suggested that Belgrade could change the course of the...
Moldova Tightens Water Restrictions as Dniester Reservoir Reaches Critically Low Level
Moldova is entering what officials describe as the most difficult phase of its current water crisis, as levels in the...
Energy
Romania Blasts Danube Riverbed in Desperate Bid to Save Nuclear Power Plant
Romanian military engineers have carried out a powerful underwater explosion on the Danube in an extraordinary attempt to redirect water...
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Belarus Begins 2026 Harvest with Strong Barley Yields, but Weather Risks Remain
Belarus has entered the main phase of its 2026 agricultural season with encouraging early results from the winter barley harvest....
Read moreSlovak President Defends NATO Obligations After Fico’s Article 5 Remarks
Slovak President Peter Pellegrini has warned that Slovakia must not suggest it would stand aside if a NATO ally came...
Serbia’s Student Movement Enters Election Race in Major Challenge to Vučić
Serbia’s student-led protest movement has formally entered national politics by submitting its candidate list for the country’s early parliamentary election,...
AfD’s Victory in Saxony-Anhalt: What It Could Mean for Central Europe
The Alternative for Germany’s landslide victory in Sunday’s state election in Saxony-Anhalt is formally a regional event. Politically, however, its...
