France's Foreign Legion, an elite force of foreign volunteers, is holding its annual commemoration while its commander discusses its evolving role in an era reshaped by drone warfare.

Ukrainian air defenses intercepted 172 out of 206 drones launched by Russia in a large-scale overnight attack across the country. Russia also reportedly used an Iskander missile in the assault.

"Hearing loss usually doesn't take away all sounds - it first takes away the most beautiful ones," says Eglė Stalnionienė, a hearing aid specialist at the Audiomedika hearing center.

Reports indicate that three Saudi Arabian football clubs are preparing to make offers for a superstar player from Barcelona, as the summer transfer window approaches.

A large wildfire on a military training site in 't Harde, Netherlands, is partly under control, but its size has not decreased. A new fire has also erupted near the Kessel campsite.

A new series examines how World War II memorials in Bosnia and Herzegovina, originally built for unity, have become tools for manipulation, historical revisionism, and political propaganda.

Romania is projected to have more than 500,000 unemployed individuals in 2025, with a potential additional labor force exceeding 200,000.

A 13-year-old boy was killed in southern Greece after his electric scooter collided head-on with a car. This incident reignites the debate over the safety of micro-mobility devices on public roads.

A May Day strike has brought various public transport services, including metro, tram, trains, and ferries, to a halt.

Fuel oil pollution found on Estonia's northern coast has been traced to Russia's Ust-Luga region, where oil processing facilities were attacked by Ukraine last month. The Environmental Board confirmed the origin.

Danish retailer Normal is set to open its inaugural local unit in a Bucharest mall, marking its entry into the Romanian market.

Thrace Group has outlined its 2026 investment plan, estimated at €20-25 million. The strategy prioritizes rigid packaging and targeted investments in technical textiles, as presented to analysts.

Roman Popadiuk, the former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine, emphasizes the importance of beginning discussions on Ukraine's recovery now, despite the ongoing war, to ensure successful advance planning.

The Irish Prison Officers’ Association is calling for urgent action to address overcrowding in prisons across the country, which they state is allowing gangs to thrive.

Helsinki is preparing for large May Day crowds with the return of the Havis Amanda capping ceremony, implementing traffic limits, youth outreach, public toilets, and extra waste collection in the city center and Kaivopuisto.

An Irish property giant is set to receive a €526,000 refund after winning a legal dispute over the interpretation of the word 'house' in legislation, with a judge noting words may not bear their generally understood meaning.

More than 100 mothers who gave birth at the National Maternity Hospital last year were either homeless or at risk of homelessness, highlighting a significant social issue in Dublin.

Charles Schwab announced plans to roll out spot crypto trading for retail clients, initially covering Bitcoin and Ethereum, with Goldman Sachs also filing an application for its own crypto offerings. This marks a significant entry of traditional financial institutions into the digital asset arena.

French President Emmanuel Macron described King Charles III's joke about America and Britain's shared history, made during a state dinner, as 'chic'.

The Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Keve) announced the integration of the Cyprus International Businesses Association (CIBA) into its structure, aiming to enhance collective representation of the business community.

A 100-year-old woman from Ballylongford, County Kerry, who recently became the last surviving member of her siblings, has dedicated over 80 years of her life as a devoted nun and pioneering educator.

A review of 'Table 2' restaurant notes that while the establishment has good intentions, its Mediterranean menu suffers from a lack of cohesion and a clear identity.

Thousands of individuals who purchased entry-level health insurance plans 11 years ago to avoid penalties are now warned they may be significantly overpaying. Experts advise reviewing these older policies for better value.

An article outlines the most common errors parents make when putting their children to bed, acknowledging that bedtime can be an overwhelming time of day.

The Prison Officers’ Association (POA) has warned that overcrowding in Irish jails has become a national scandal, leading to increased violence, intimidation, and the proliferation of contraband.

An autism organization under review has stated that the Health Service Executive (HSE) was "well aware" of the internal transfer of €1.5 million in public funds from Ireland to its wider UK operations. This claim comes amidst scrutiny of the organization's financial practices.

George Karageorgos, Head of Freedom24 in Greece, shared insights on anticipated market trends for 2026 and described the evolving profile of Greek investors, who are increasingly diversifying away from traditional bank deposits.

A former U.S. ambassador has stated that Ukraine's combat-ready and battle-tested army, now the largest and most experienced in Europe, will serve as a vital pillar of regional security.

New cider routes in the northern Spanish principality of Asturias invite visitors to explore orchards, producers, and classic 'sidrerías' for a deep dive into Asturian cider.

Paul Ricard's utopian island, Île de Bendor, has been reborn as a five-star luxury retreat. The transformation raises questions about whether the new resort can still uphold Ricard's original ideals.

An algorithm designed to optimize school admissions in Gothenburg, Sweden, caused chaos and was successfully defended in court against a challenge.

Fancy a Scandinavian seaside summer? Here’s where to go  The Times

Cyprus is set for a busy first weekend of May with a variety of cultural events, including live music, spring festivals, family activities, and workshops. The island's cultural calendar is filling up as the weather gets warmer.

A tour through the lost places of Switzerland.

As Mother's Day approaches, many start looking for ideas on how to surprise their beloved mothers.

Cyprus and France are set to sign a significant defense agreement in June, following a meeting between their presidents, a deal welcomed by the Cypriot government.

Jordan Bardella's economic advisor, François Durvye, is facing questions regarding his business track record, particularly claims that he doubled the net worth of far-right billionaire Pierre-Edouard Stérin, with several elements raising doubts about the credibility of his figures.

We must turn spitters into readers. To paraphrase Brecht: a book is medicine, pick it up!

The latest edition of the Lyst Index, a popular ranking of the most desired fashion brands in the world, has seen significant changes. An update of the evaluation criteria and the algorithm responsible for it was enough.

A new exhibition at the Musée Picasso Paris features a hundred works by artist Henry Taylor, reflecting his influences and capturing the lives of individuals and the history of an entire country.

Prison officers have publicly declared the current conditions within prisons to be a "national scandal." Their statements highlight severe concerns regarding the state of correctional facilities.

Cookbook author and food stylist Lucy Tweed shares a trio of Mediterranean soup recipes, including minestrone, avgolemono, and Greek white bean soup, just in time for soup season.

Italy has been announced as the Guest of Honor for the seventh edition of the Feria Aeroespacial México (Famex), Mexico's leading aerospace exhibition, scheduled for 2027.

Cyprus is preparing for a cold snap this weekend, which is expected to bring rain, strong winds, and potential snow on the highest Troodos peaks. This follows a week of generally fine weather with isolated showers.

A Romanian man has been sentenced to four years in prison for orchestrating a swatting spree that targeted dozens of US officials.

Ukrainian border guards have detained 26 servicemen and 69 civilians this year on corruption-related offenses, with 53 individuals facing criminal liability.

A European Environment Agency (EEA) report indicates that air quality in Europe is improving, but further action is needed to meet the EU’s 2030 targets, with pollution still exceeding limits at up to 20% of monitoring stations.

Another group of Ukrainian servicemen and servicewomen is undergoing a five-week training program in the United Kingdom as part of Operation Interflex, enhancing their military capabilities.

Der Standard has released its latest selection of daily puzzles, including various Sudoku challenges at different difficulty levels. The offerings feature 'Smart Sudoku' in medium and very difficult versions, 'Squiggly Sudoku' medium, and a 'Standardrätsel'.

An Israeli man has been arrested in Jerusalem in connection with the assault of a French nun. The incident occurred in East Jerusalem, leading to the apprehension of the 36-year-old suspect.

Stillfront Group AB (publ) announced its GAAP EPS of SEK 0.24 and reported revenue of SEK 1.33 billion.

President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that one of Ukraine’s primary objectives in the coming months will be focusing on what he termed 'middle strikes'.

Iranian diplomats have reportedly transformed their embassy social media accounts into platforms for generating and spreading viral memes.

Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said that Ukraine will go after Russia’s shadow grain fleet and its enablers across all geographic areas.

An El Niño alert has been issued, warning of a possible record-breaking heat year in 2027 that could lead to droughts, floods, and other risks for Ghana. This comes amidst broader discussions on climate change and societal responsibilities.

A Bloomberg article criticizes the US Supreme Court, asserting that its recent actions are re-creating America's worst racial injustices. (Note: This cluster contains articles on distinct events; the summary focuses on the dominant English-language article.)

Kim Yeonah, a 12-year-old pianist, is making waves with her unique sound, including a YouTube duet with Julien Cohen that has over 17 million views and performances for world leaders.

Dutch inflation increased to 2.8 percent in April, primarily driven by higher fuel prices, which were partly attributed to the ongoing conflict involving Iran. This rise contributes to a higher cost of living for consumers.

There were 12 traffic accidents in Belgrade in which no one was seriously injured, announced the Military Medical Academy (VMA), which was the on-call health institution last night.

A growing revolt in Dublin against monotonous, profit-driven architecture is highlighted by the ongoing debate surrounding the Victorian-style Stephen's Green Shopping Centre, with residents expressing their dissatisfaction.

A government-advised interim review of Ireland's landmark mental health legislation is being called for after 2½ years to address potential gaps in the law.

Popular social media influencer IShowSpeed reportedly collapsed or fainted during a livestream, prompting widespread concern among his fanbase. The incident occurred after an extended period of streaming during his Caribbean tour.

Hungary's ruling Fidesz party, led by Viktor Orban, is confronting a potential long-term decline and irrelevance as its support collapses and leadership remains in limbo.

Financial analysts are discussing the possibility of a new financial crisis emerging, though they suggest it would differ significantly from previous economic downturns. The exact nature and triggers of such a crisis remain subjects of debate.

Greece has moved to freeze new construction on the island of Milos through emergency legislation, as the government expands its crackdown on unregulated development across the Cyclades.

Ukrainian sources report that the Russian military has lost another 1,470 troops and two helicopters in the war against Ukraine over the past day.

OMV Petrom, a major energy company, has approved dividends totaling RON 3.6 billion and earmarked RON 9 billion for investments in 2026. These financial decisions outline the company's capital allocation for the upcoming period.

A man who was charged with the premeditated murder of a 34-year-old woman has died in the hospital while being held in custody.

An 87-year-old man is in critical condition after his vehicle collided with a lorry in Nicosia. The elderly driver was rushed to intensive care following the serious road accident.

A Ukraine volunteer has accused MP Steve Witherden of plagiarism, claiming the MP stole his idea to donate ventilators and then diverted them to Cuba.

Travelers are reporting significant delays and missed flights due to issues with the new EU Entry-Exit System (EES) at border checks, with many experiencing long queues, non-functional kiosks, and a lack of staff.

Rachel Roddy shares a recipe for spaghetti with crab, chilli, herbs, and lemon, inspired by the River Cafe's approach to the dish.

Nvidia has invested in Legora, a Swedish AI legal startup, which has raised over $800 million in the past year and is now valued at $5.6 billion.

Ireland's Minister for Nature states that Semi-State lands are being targeted for takeover as part of a nature restoration drive, with the National Parks and Wildlife Service deemed best placed to manage them.

Cyprus-based mobile game developer Top App Games announced that its flagship title LUDUS has surpassed 10 million downloads worldwide. This achievement marks a significant milestone for the company and Cyprus's growing gaming sector.

Six individuals were arrested during overnight police patrols in urban areas of Cyprus, which also saw officers checking over 300 vehicles and filing 187 reports for various offenses, including speeding.

Petrolina (Holdings) Public Limited announced a consolidated profit after tax of €8.3 million for the financial year ending December 31, 2025, marking a substantial increase despite ongoing global instability.

The Greek Minister of Maritime Affairs and Insular Policy announced an increase of over 25% in the budget for maritime education, allocating an additional 90 million euros for naval training initiatives.

A woman who lost a personal injuries case against Supermac's is challenging the judge's ruling, alleging bias and favoritism after the judge reportedly asked the fast-food chain's owner about All-Ireland hurling final tickets.

Paul Bryan, 70, recounts his experience of receiving a cadaver kidney 34 years ago, which continues to function well today, after first discovering a kidney issue in 1981.

Organizers of the annual Cairn Community Games and health officials suggest that technology and social media are contributing to the 'death of small talk' among children, with Irish youth being among the loneliest in Europe.

A new report indicates that the far right in Ireland is effectively using social media to influence public discourse and set the agenda on issues like migration, asylum, and housing, even without broad public or electoral support.

The Irish tech employment sector has experienced a challenging period with job cuts at Meta and Covalen, raising questions about the outlook for major tech employers in the country, often attributed to AI replacement systems.

An article provides advice for women in their 50s who lift weights, addressing whether they should continue to lift increasingly heavier weights into old age, challenging outdated perceptions about women's strength training.

Cyprus is expecting local showers and possibly isolated thunderstorms in the mountains on Thursday, with temperatures set to drop. The day began with low clouds and mist in some areas, with clouds gathering throughout the day.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has confirmed reports that his troops, sent to assist Russia in its war against Ukraine, chose 'self-detonation' to avoid capture by Ukrainian forces.

German Innovation General Trading L.L.C has announced a new propeller-free propulsion architecture. This development follows the recognition of a European patent for their innovative technology.

A century after its invention, the article questions if performance art can still shock, as two bold artists in Venice prepare to test audience limits.

A major new exhibition showcases the Spanish master Francisco de Zurbarán's true genius in his thrilling depictions of the spiritual, alongside his other works like sea battles and still lifes.

The return of Aparicio's painting, once the Prado museum's biggest draw, exemplifies the changing trajectory of human taste, having fallen out of favor for political and aesthetic reasons.

A new study has suggested that consuming just one bag of chips daily could significantly increase the risk of developing dementia. This finding highlights potential unexpected health risks associated with certain dietary habits.

This cart has stood on Zurich's Hirschenplatz for fifty years. It has seven lives, it seems.

The drink provides less satiety than solid food, even if the energy content is the same. Nutritionist Tarja Himberg explains why.

Paphos is hosting 36 members of the British Guild of Travel Writers on a week-long familiarisation visit as Cyprus works to rebuild its tourism sector following a sharp drop in bookings caused by the…

Cyprus has a packed cultural calendar this week, with classical concerts, jazz festivals, theatre productions, film premieres and art exhibitions taking place across the island.

Olomouc's Tramtarie Theatre has been struggling with insufficient space for a long time. Therefore, it has found a new hall.

Even films with serious awards from Polish and international festivals find it difficult to attract audiences, says Anna Jadowska, director of 'Kobieta na dachu', author of the book 'Dadzieja', and chairwoman of the jury...

The Cabinet of Ministers in Ukraine has confirmed the appointments of Ivan Verbytsky as First Deputy Minister of Culture and Yevhen Lavrov as Deputy Minister.

An 18-year-old French teenager facing criminal charges in Singapore for posting a video of himself licking a straw was granted permission to leave the country for three weeks, pledging to return.

Chanel's new creative director, Matthieu Blazy, presented his inaugural Cruise collection in Biarritz, engaging in dialogue with the house's history and emphasizing the creation of wearable clothes. The collection showcased a modern vision of classic Chanel aesthetics.

A 19-year-old fan in Spain has been given a 15-month suspended prison sentence for directing racist slurs at footballer Marcus Rashford during a match. The incident has sparked debate over free speech and racism in sports.

The European Commission has advanced to the second stage of an infringement procedure against Cyprus due to its delays in implementing the EU directive 2022/2381 on gender quotas in company boards. The directive aims for 40% representation for the underrepresented sex.

An article reflects on the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, 40 years after the event on April 30, 1986, recalling the impact of its radiation.

The Association of Ukrainian Writers in Germany has been officially established in Rostock, bringing together 37 authors to promote Ukrainian literature across Europe.

The ESRI has slammed expensive universal energy credits in Ireland, as the Tánaiste indicates that the government is not ruling out bringing them back onto the agenda.

A report by experts recommends that European governments impose significantly higher taxes on alcohol and unhealthy food to combat the rising burden of liver disease across the continent.

Jaquet Droz, a heritage Swiss watchmaker with roots in the 18th century, is featured for producing fewer than 100 custom-crafted timepieces a year, each considered a work of art.

Three octogenarian Austrian nuns, who previously made headlines for breaking back into their convent, have traveled to Rome and attended a general audience with Pope Leo XIV at St. Peter's Square.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic announced that the timing of upcoming elections is contingent upon the outcome of ongoing negotiations regarding the sale of Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS).

Satellite images confirm a significant fire at fuel storage tanks in Russia's Perm Krai following a Ukrainian drone strike on an oil pumping station, with reports indicating substantial losses.

Ukraine's General Staff reported 189 combat engagements across the frontline over the past day, with particularly intense fighting in the Pokrovsk sector. During this period, Russia reportedly suffered 1,180 personnel losses.

Birdwatchers have gathered in Delft for a unique chance to observe and photograph a spoonbill with its young, causing increased foot traffic in the area.

The construction company for the new National Children's Hospital has failed to provide an updated deadline for its completion, a matter that will be brought before the Public Accounts Committee.

Cyprus's Interior Minister Constantinos Ioannou announced a three-year, €91 million program for urban and rural regeneration projects across the country.

During an Irish Examiner libel trial, executive Orla Purcell claimed that the Irish Planning Institute (IPI) committee gave instructions to ensure certain allegations against her could be substantiated in an EY report.

Free Legal Advice Centres (FLAC) welcomed the Irish President's timely comments on "unmet legal needs," stating that the civil legal aid system is currently in crisis.

The number of people aged 15 and older working for minimum wage saw a slight decline in 2025 compared to the previous year, while labor strikes have stabilized after peaking in 2023.

Maynooth University has paid a €47,000 tax bill after under-estimating the benefit-in-kind tax liability for housing provided to its president, Eeva Leinonen.

According to a flash estimate from Statistics Estonia, the inflation rate in Estonia reached 3.3 percent year-on-year in April.

MEVACO is undertaking a €10 million investment for the construction of a new industrial unit. This strategic move aims to significantly strengthen the company's presence and capabilities within the defense sector.

A writer’s retreat to the remote Irish hotel in which his parents spent their honeymoon brings him face-to-face with all manner of creepy goings-on in a gruesome and eccentric black-comic…

Five people were injured in Ukraine's Mykolaiv region as a result of an attack by Russian drones, which also hit energy and transport infrastructure.

Attempts by the European Public Prosecutor’s Office to investigate EU agricultural subsidies fraud in Greece have triggered a political backlash from officials, alongside accusations of institutionalized clientelism from critics.

Estonia's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) increased by 1.3 percent year-on-year in the first quarter of 2026, according to a flash estimate released by Statistics Estonia.

Société Générale Société anonyme announced its financial results, reporting a Non-GAAP EPS of €2.05 and revenue of €7.11 billion.

France's economy unexpectedly failed to grow, with analysts attributing the stagnation to the impact of the "Iran Shock."

A new report from the ESRI indicates that one in ten households in Ireland are unable to afford adequate heating for their homes or to pay their energy bills. This highlights a significant issue of energy poverty across the country.

ING Group has reported its first-quarter financial results and reaffirmed its outlook for the years 2026 and 2027. The banking group's performance and future projections were detailed in its latest earnings announcement.

Amidst tensions with the US, several European leaders are calling for discussions on utilizing the bloc's own mutual assistance clause, Article 42.7, to potentially offer Europe a NATO-like collective defense mechanism.

Police have arrested a 61-year-old man in connection with the 2011 murder in Hilversum, as the investigation into the cold case is reopened.

The European Union is investigating measures to reduce children's engagement with social media platforms, as revealed in a newsletter also mentioning a European Commission trade chief's new teaching post.

An alleged transfer of €1.5 million by an Irish autism charity to its UK parent charity is being investigated as "possibly criminal."

The plastics industry is reportedly positioning itself as a way to 'future-proof' the fossil fuel sector as the world shifts away from traditional energy sources.

An analysis delves into the future of the music industry in the era of artificial intelligence, examining how AI technologies are shaping its evolution.

Constantinou Bros Hotels Public Company Ltd announced a net profit of €8,428,883 for the financial year ending December 31, 2025.

Estonia is hosting a meeting of Nordic-Baltic (NB8) foreign ministers and the EU's High Representative, Kaja Kallas, on the island of Saaremaa to discuss the geopolitical situation.

An article provides advice on how to safeguard a family's finances against serious illness, acknowledging that most people will encounter a health crisis at some point in their lives.

President Catherine Connolly has publicly criticized the University of Galway regarding its controversial links to an Israeli institute. The criticism highlights ongoing debates about institutional affiliations and international relations.

A personal account from 'The Divorce Diaries' reflects on past dating experiences, highlighting how numerous red flags, including a partner's arrogance, were ignored during the initial stages of a relationship.

Eileen Walsh shares her personal journey of uncovering her family history by interpreting the handwritten records of the 1926 census, highlighting the intimate details found in the documents.

Columnist Sophie White recounts a personal anecdote where a local WhatsApp group shared news of a lost boy found in Tesco whose mother was also named Sophie, highlighting a moment of parental anxiety.

The Irish government is reportedly being 'held to ransom' by the contractor for the new National Children's Hospital, with fears of further delays due to a decline in room handover rates.

Actress Eileen Walsh shared the profound impact of finding her grandfather dead in the garden when she was six, describing her struggle to articulate the experience at the time.

Kiwi Aid & Refugee Evacuation (Kiwi K.A.R.E) is sending thousands of stoves and water boilers to Ukrainian families behind the frontlines who lack power, having already distributed 8,000 items.

On World Day for Safety and Health at Work, GasLog reiterated its dedication to fostering a strong safety culture both at sea and on shore, aiming for 'Goal Zero' in safety.

Although the Slovenian jazz scene is much smaller compared to abroad, it includes artists who have established themselves both at home and abroad.

A bandanna print tote bag is highlighted as a popular fashion item among "cool Paris mums," adding a playful touch to the restrained French look.

A Ukrainian journalist, having covered the US for two decades, expresses bewilderment at the apparent fracturing of American society, drawing parallels to her own country's struggles.

A new Dutch hotel in Maastricht is described as a "fairytale" treat, offering a unique and enchanting stay for visitors to the city.

The European Union is reportedly developing a package of temporary benefits for Ukraine, which would grant broader access to the EU market and institutions without immediate full membership, according to Politico.

Festivals have long struggled with foreign bookings. Given the difficulty of the situation, organizers are satisfied with the upcoming summer.

Russian forces launched attacks on Odesa, targeting port infrastructure, residential areas, and a hospital in the southern Ukrainian city. The strikes reportedly resulted in casualties.

Klarkas, the soul of the group 'Balius', visited the 'Labai smagus vakaras' show on the 'Delfi' portal. During the conversation, he openly talked about the differences in eras, his attitude towards the younger generation, and giving up alcohol.

Jesus is coming to Bratislava. He finds himself in the 'language of garages and concrete walls.' 'Where truth has no incense smoke.' Amidst the apostles, but not as 'polished heroes without shadows,' but as 'killers,...

If you're looking for a red wine for a summer party, this cuvée from Michael Allacher is a good choice.

The editor actually meant no harm. But during her training, there was a moment of shock – for her and a passerby.

The Italian Cultural Institute in Mexico City hosted an event where Ambassador Alessandro Modiano highlighted rice as a fundamental part of Italy's agri-food identity.

An outbreak of foot and mouth disease (FMD) in Cyprus has infected two local rare breeds of livestock, the fat-tail sheep and red cattle. Authorities are facing tough decisions as the disease threatens the existence of these breeds on the island.

President Zelenskyy stated that Ukraine has sufficient homegrown weapons, with 50% surplus already in cooperation with other countries, while the SBU conducted a strike on an oil station 1,500km inside Russia.

A report by the Hope and Courage Collective found a widening gap between public attitudes and political discourse, indicating that the far-right narrative is not the majority view.

Tánaiste Simon Harris has expressed satisfaction with the European Commission's confirmation of its approval for the Visual Effects (VFX) Uplift, which will be integrated into Ireland's section 481 Film Tax Credit.

Italian Ambassador Giovanni Davoli inaugurated the "Academy of Italian Haute Cuisine – Ecuador Edition" at Uniandes University's Tisaleo campus, an initiative aimed at promoting Italian culinary traditions.

Russian forces launched overnight drone attacks on Odesa, resulting in damage to residential buildings and civilian infrastructure, with at least six people reported injured.

According to Ukraine's intelligence, Moscow is no longer seen as a guarantor of stability and is losing its influence in the Trans-Caspian region. This suggests a shift in regional power dynamics.

Latvia's immigration law was amended on April 29, allowing authorities to revoke temporary residency permits for individuals with as few as three traffic violations or other repeated administrative offenses.

The Swiss National Council has voted against recognizing a Palestinian state, citing concerns that such a move would run counter to Swiss neutrality.

Greece has called on Turkey to respect international agreements after the Turkish Permanent Representative to the UN used the term 'Turkish Straits' during a Security Council speech, deeming it inconsistent with the Montreux Convention.

Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia signed an agreement for the Southern Interconnection gas pipeline project, aiming to enhance energy security. Croatian Prime Minister Plenković expressed satisfaction with the deal, which also involves US capital spearheading the project.

A review of the film 'Hokum' describes Adam Scott's performance as he is terrorized in a haunted Irish hotel.

A man who alleged a brain injury after contracting meningitis as a baby has settled his case for €9.75 million, with the HSE denying claims of alleged delay in diagnosis at Limerick Maternity Hospital in 2000.

Serbian Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabic stated that the student movement could attempt to take power violently if they secure a similar number of votes as the ruling party.