Weekly Schedule of President António Costa

Sarajevo (Fena) – American President Donald Trump has announced the potential implementation of tariffs on goods from the European Union, a move that could have detrimental effects on exporters in Bosnia and the surrounding region, warns economic expert Igor Gavran in an interview with Fena.
Gavran explains that if tariffs are enacted on EU products, Bosnian exporters could face significant chall

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has previously voiced doubts about American military support for Ukraine. However, he recently indicated a willingness to negotiate a deal—on the condition that Kyiv grants the U.S. access to its mineral resources, including rare-earth elements. These minerals, which have also driven U.S. interest in Greenland, are crucial for industries such as defense, electron

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Rezekne (Eurotoday) – The three Baltic nations unplugged their electricity systems from Russia’s power grid on February 08, 2025, the region’s operators stated.

How will the Baltic nations synchronise with the EU grid?What role did Russia’s invasion of Ukraine play in this decision?

Lithuania, Estonia, and Latvia disconnected from the IPS/UPS joint network and following last-minute tests, they

Sarajevo (Fena) – Bosnia and Herzegovina, having navigated the trials of war and undergone a post-war recovery, is prepared to share its insights with Ukraine, stated Predrag Kožul, a representative in the House of Representatives of the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH. His remarks came during the meeting of the Committee for Economic Affairs of the Parliamentary Dimension of the Central European I

Last year, Georgia’s ruling party, which has pro-Russian leanings, passed a law designating NGOs and media outlets that receive over 20 percent of their funding from abroad as “foreign agents.” This week, Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze escalated his criticism of Western donors, accusing them of orchestrating efforts against the Georgian people and government. He claimed that fo

Civilian Death Toll in Sudan Triples in One Week Amid Escalating Violence
The number of civilian deaths in Sudan has surged dramatically, marking a threefold increase from the previous week. At least 89 civilians lost their lives last week due to intensifying hostilities. The situation has been further exacerbated by worsening violence in South Kordofan and Blue Nile states, where a humanitarian

A recent World Meteorological Organization (WMO) analysis indicates that for at least one of the next five years, the average global temperature will temporarily exceed pre-industrial levels by 1.5°C.
Amid this escalating climate crisis, the European Parliament declared a climate emergency in November 2019, urging the European Commission to implement measures to curb temperature increases (1.5°C

Sarajevo (Fena) – The European Union Delegation in Bosnia and Herzegovina has issued a warning regarding a draft legislation being considered in the Republika Srpska (RS) entity. This legislation aims to impose further restrictions on civil society activities and eliminate gender identity as a protected characteristic within the RS Criminal Code, which the EU views as a significant threat to fund

Kellogg: Economic and Diplomatic Pressure Key to Ending Ukraine Conflict
Donald Trump’s adviser, Keith Kellogg, emphasized that military pressure alone is not enough to resolve the war in Ukraine. “You have to apply economic and diplomatic pressure as well,” he told The Washington Post.
Kellogg highlighted Trump’s understanding of leverage, stating, “If there&#821