Squally winds and thunderstorms overnight Thursday night killed four people in Croatia, one each in Slovenia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, while dozens of residents were injured, local interior ministries and emergency services said

The Serbian government has approved a tentative deal between state-run natural gas supplier Srbijagas and Hungarian electric utility MVM to form a gas trading joint venture

Over 100 member of the European Parliament urged the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) to suspend Belarus from the qualifiers of Euro 2024 in Germany, the Politico newspaper reported on Wednesday, citing a letter sent to UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin

The Serbian authorities are considering connecting to the Druzhba oil pipeline in Hungary in light of the new package of EU sanctions against Moscow, which prevents the delivery of Russian oil through Croatia, the Serbian Ministry of Mining and Energy said on Friday

Bulgaria's gas transport operator Bulgartransgaz stopped natural gas supplies to neighboring Serbia, Romania, as well as Hungary further north after a pipeline, ruptured near the city of Varna

Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic on Monday described the wiretapping of the country's president, Aleksandar Vucic, as a coup attempt involving members of the ruling party and high-ranking interior ministry officials