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Drivers Protest EU System, Demand Changes Across Balkans

1/29/2026

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The protests intensified against the EU's Entry-Exit System on January 26, 2026, lasting seven days.
North Macedonian drivers halted traffic at the Bogorodica crossing as protests spread to Montenegro, Bosnia and Serbia.
The Association of Transporters of Serbia demanded negotiations with the European Commission to address concerns.
The Logistics Consortium of Bosnia and Herzegovina reported 100 drivers forcibly returned from the EU.
Montenegrin drivers seek fuel tax reimbursements and faster VAT refunds.

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Story summary

The protests intensified against the EU's Entry-Exit System on January 26, 2026, lasting seven days.
North Macedonian drivers halted traffic at the Bogorodica crossing as protests spread to Montenegro, Bosnia and Serbia.
The Association of Transporters of Serbia demanded negotiations with the European Commission to address concerns.
The Logistics Consortium of Bosnia and Herzegovina reported 100 drivers forcibly returned from the EU.
Montenegrin drivers seek fuel tax reimbursements and faster VAT refunds.