Croatia

Under Orbán, relations were often built on personal ties with individual leaders, particularly in Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina (Republika Srpska) and North Macedonia

The end of Viktor Orbán’s 16-year rule signals potential shifts in regional alliances, EU integration, and bilateral ties across the Balkans

President Zoran Milanović’s decision underscores the fragility of regional cooperation mechanisms when bilateral disputes escalate

The decision, taken during a closed session of the Croatian government, provides no public details on the vessel’s exact identity

CSD-led analysis urges structural reforms in Poland, Romania, Bulgaria and Croatia to secure affordable, reliable clean energy systems

Belgrade narrative around regional defence cooperation fuels tensions as officials insist Serbia must continue the military build-up

Belgrade confirms acquisition of Chinese CM-400AKG missiles as neighbours warn of regional security risks

The strategic goal of Zagreb is that nuclear energy should cover at least 30% of its total annual electricity needs by 2040

The development fits into broader narratives of EU energy dependencies, Russia's war influence, and Hungary's pro-Moscow leanings under Viktor Orbán

"It's time to stop this war profiteering," Slovak minister Ante Šušnjar remarked, highlighting the pipeline's readiness for alternative supplies

Government overrides Zagreb mayor to allow Thompson's performance, exposing deep divisions in national celebration

Official Zagreb is unlikely to publicly release the list at this time, but individuals under suspicion will be stopped at the border