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Serbian Alta Banka operations under administration in Serbia and North Macedonia
Serbian Alta Banka faces liquidation following the revocation of its license by the National Bank of Serbia, amid concerns about massive withdrawals. The Deposit Insurance Agency will oversee bankruptcy proceedings,… Read more
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The White House investigates Richard Grenell – why is this relevant for North Macedonia
The US president has ordered an investigation into Richard Grenell, a close ally and special envoy. North Macedonia has close relations to Grenell. Read more
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AI and productivity: Europe’s adoption gap puts SMEs in focus
The Eurochambres Chief Economists Group report highlights that a 1% rise in AI adoption could boost labor productivity by 0.33%. While AI use is increasing in Europe, small companies lag… Read more
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Eurochambres calls for suspension of new packaging rules
Eurochambres President Vladimír Dlouhý has called on ministers to address the adverse effects of the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) on Europe’s competitiveness. He advocates for a “stop-the-clock” approach,… Read more
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SAP acquires Belgian AI company TechWolf
TechWolf, an AI-driven skills management software company founded in 2018, has been acquired by SAP in Belgium’s largest venture-capital-backed acquisition in software history. The deal emphasizes SAP’s position as Europe’s… Read more
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Vandemoortele and Délifrance can launch largest frozen bakery group in Europe
Vandermoortele’s acquisition of French bakery specialist Délifrance has been approved, making them the largest frozen bakery producer in Europe. This deal adds 3 200 employees and €930 million in revenue.… Read more
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Law on Screening of Foreign Investors adopted
The Macedonian parliament approved a law to regulate foreign direct investments, establishing a mechanism to screen investments in critical sectors for national security concerns. Investments require prior government approval if… Read more
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Brussels Airport Strike to Disrupt Flights on October 9
On October 9th, 140 flights at Brussels airport are cancelled due to strikes affecting ground handler Alyzia. Travelers should consult their airlines for updates, while Charleroi airport will operate normally… Read more
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Nobel Prize in Physics goes to Belgium
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics to the Belgian professor Francis Halzen for his groundbreaking contributions to the IceCube Neutrino Observatory. His innovative… Read more
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Luxembourg ranks as 2nd most resilient economy worldwide
Luxembourg is ranked second globally in the 2026 FM Resilience Index, with an impressive score of 98.4, trailing only Denmark. The country excels in productivity, internet usage, and managing environmental… Read more
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Trade unpacked: EU customs reform
The EU customs system is undergoing a significant transformation with the introduction of the EU Customs Reform. This reform, which features the EU Customs Data Hub and a new EU… Read more
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