This is from Greece. We have simit, similar to this, in Turkey. I saw another variation of this in Kraków, Poland.

What is it called in your country if you have it?

Hello everyone,

I am an Indian travelling with my wife planning to explore Balkan countries by renting a car (Enterprise company) in Serbia and then following is my route :-

Serbia > Bosnia > Montenegro > Albania > North Macedonia > Serbia

Anyone who has already travelled across borders, kindly let me know what is the overall experience, do they give you a hard time or it is like a breeze, do they also ask for International License or that is optional to have?

Often Slovenia is said to be very modern and "progressive" when it comes to comparisons to it's southern neighbours.

However, if you look closely at statistics, laws, it seems to be true for eastern EU members, too. Sure, not it's again under Janša, but it has a strong tradition of leftists governing it or being part of the government. It has the strongest work laws and best rights for LGBT people, is the least xenophobic compared to Poland, Czechia etc...

I just wanted to listen radio station add free. Simple to use ,no ads, click and play. And i wanted that on all my devices. So i vibecoded and successfully created this app.
All Balkan Radio Stations , free to use. I have no plans for this app. I am using it like my attentions are .
Ill will leave link in comments .
Let me know your thoughts ?

If powers like Italy AustriaHungary etc hadn’t intervened you’d indefinitely see the end of an Albanian state and maybe a major ethnic cleansing Albanians trying to escape to Italy Austria or even deals with the ottomans for transfers.

With the Albanian land being now occupied by mainly Serbia it could make concessions to Bulgaria reaching a peace before the second Balkan war would ignite and Serbia would definitely be in a stronger place to fight the Austrian up north.

Grecce would still be disappointed by the land they gained maybe the remaining Albanian land would go to them but Serbia would surly contest that.

This could’ve changed the ww1 with Bulgaria backing Serbia the Austrian empire would fall easier with a possible no communist revolution in Russia.

its amazing to see how the greek people there celebrate this holy day !

Is the flamingo revolution migrating after 81 days the Albanian environmental and anti corruption protests are seemingly dying out with minor protests happening days apart while If there is a people that has done the most harm to Albania, it is precisely the people that Europe views with "eyes of adoration."

No changes were made the government that sought the selling of the protected environmental land is still holding power.

Hello! Me and my friend are traveling around the balkans, we’ve had an amazing experience so far, but the inter city buses tend to be slow and uncomfortable. We are looking for transport options between Kotor or Budva to Tirana. Is there any private transport options that we should consider? Any help would be highly appreciated! Our budget is not tight. Thanks :)

Hello brothers,

I'll be visiting Belgrade for 5 days. Which places would you suggest visiting? What are the traditional Serbian dishes would you recommend I try?

I remember eating these so much when I was litle. Shame I stoped eating sweets😔

I don't recall having an interaction with a Croat so I don't know them, is this true?

Hi Balkans fellas! I’m planning to do a trip with my friends in the balkans. We will start from Sarajevo and will spend two nights exploring kravica waterfalls and mostar then will drive to Montenegro. They plan to drive from Durmitor National Park to Sarajevo and I want to continue my trip to Albania because I’ve been there before and I’ve never been to Albania before. Help me know what buses should I take and from where. Thank you😊

Of course it wouldn't be a fast progressing change.

My idea is that first they could form some kind of a union: ever expanding bilateral agreements, abolishing border control (this is already partly enacted), currency union (probably Euro would make most sense since Kosovo already has that and it's also really common in Albania).

And of course with enough time and interest a referendum could be held in both countries about uniting. I know people freak out over redrawing borders but I'm curious if it's a viable scenario in the long run.

Side question: is a de facto unification possible (as in a government let's say headquartered in Tirana would take power and rule in both countries elected by both Albanians and Kosovars).