Sustainability

Foreign Workers in Serbia Face Poor Conditions

Many migrants struggle with rights enforcement and rely heavily on employers for fair treatment Reports from Serbia...

Zagreb Unveils Plans For Safer Nights In The City

Pilot project aims to reduce alcohol, drug risks and...

North Macedonian Company Gives 4-Day Work Week a Try Starting 2026

Magnometal Becomes First Trader in the Western Balkans to...

Serbia Signs Two Key Agreements to Boost Waste Management

New contracts aim to modernize regional centers and improve...

Ljubljana School Introduces Forest Therapy Into Curriculum

A primary school in Ljubljana has launched an innovative...
Serbia

Sunshine Wasted: Why Serbia’s Solar Future Remains Dim

Despite abundant sunshine, Serbia lags far behind Europe in...
Agriculture

Al Dahra Invests €6M in Green Farming

Serbia’s leading agribusiness boosts efficiency and cuts emissions with...
News

Nelt and UNICEF Expand Education Mission for the 21st Century

One year into their three-year, $1.3 million partnership, Nelt...

Germany Bets €1.5 Billion on a Green Future for the Western Balkans

Education, not just energy, powers the path to sustainability Germany...

Trebinje Sets the Gold Standard for Clean and Sustainable City Living

In Trebinje, cleanliness isn’t a goal – it’s a...