A man was exposed for fabricating a Roman-era amphitheater near Arkunjana in Veneto, Italy, using fake historical claims to attract positive TripAdvisor reviews.

Croatian authorities have indicted four individuals, including a Bosnian-Herzegovinian citizen, for tobacco smuggling, having earned 40,000 euros from illegal sales.

The National Bank of Slovakia is drafting new regulations to allow clients under 35 to secure higher mortgages for their first homes, addressing the challenge of accumulating initial down payments.

Serbian singer Jelena Karleuša celebrated her 48th birthday, with her estranged husband Duško Tošić attending the party, indicating a reconciliation after a turbulent period.

Croatian Minister Marija Vučković has repeatedly defended against accusations of inaction regarding waste management in Gospić, blaming delays on investigations and the opposition SDP for initial permits, following a failed parliamentary committee meeting.

Houses in Maksima Gorkog street in Smederevo are reportedly collapsing with increasing cracks, which residents attribute to a nearby construction site. The investor denies responsibility.

Construction work on Vojislavljevića Boulevard in Podgorica is well underway, with aerial footage showing significant progress on this crucial southern city road section, expected to alleviate traffic congestion.

The Council of the Art Support Fund (FPU) in Slovakia decided to postpone the election of its new chairman during its Wednesday meeting, removing the item from the agenda and rescheduling it.

An article discusses three specific actions parents took that contributed to their children feeling loved and accepted, emphasizing the importance of daily interactions.

In Montenegro, shops are reportedly reclassifying as kiosks to circumvent regulations prohibiting Sunday work. Inspections have issued numerous fines, but the practice continues due to its profitability.

Russia is experiencing a rapid increase in child 'terrorists,' with the youngest being barely 14 years old. Concurrently, Russia has added Slovakia to its list of unfriendly states.

Two fast-spreading fires near the railway line in Bratislava's Nové Mesto district have caused train traffic to be suspended. Firefighters are on the scene, using seven extinguishing streams and a thermal camera drone to monitor the affected area.

Albania is grappling with severe forest fires, prompting firefighters to deploy ground and air forces. Flames near Mallakastër have necessitated the evacuation of families and their animals.

Five individuals and two companies have been indicted for the death of a worker at a Rijeka shipyard, following a series of severe oversights and the use of a faulty forklift.

New research reveals that the thymus, a gland previously thought to be important only in childhood, plays a key role in adulthood, influencing longevity, cancer risk, and heart health.

Parents naturally desire to foster a relationship where their children feel secure enough to confide in them, and this article outlines eight specific actions that can help achieve this.

Activists from "For Our Quay" have reported that a groundwater vein has been damaged near the EXPO construction site on the Sava embankment, warning that work continues despite a court order to halt it.

Construction of a roundabout at a major intersection in Sarajevo, part of the Southern Longitudinal project, has missed its July 22 deadline for reopening traffic, causing continued disruptions.

A family in Međimurje, Croatia, decided to plant a blueberry plantation instead of building a house and now sustains itself by producing organic blueberries and handmade chocolates.

Police evacuated two residential buildings and suspended traffic in Aleksandrovac, Serbia, after a large hole appeared in the street due to a landslide at a bridge construction site.

Four families in Novi Pazar have been evacuated from their homes after a section of one house collapsed into an adjacent construction pit, rendering their residences unsafe.

Following an incident at a construction site in Novi Sad, a social forum urged against anti-migrant propaganda, emphasizing the need to re-examine worker rights protection in Serbia.

Zagreb is bracing for a challenging week as an unprecedented number of construction sites are set to open across the city, with officials acknowledging the extensive works.

One person has been arrested and two others will face criminal charges in Serbia for allegedly misusing payment cards to transfer money to online betting accounts. The Ministry of Internal Affairs announced the arrests.

Dua Lipa and Callum Turner unexpectedly sang a birthday song to a guest at a New York restaurant during their week-long visit to the city.

The demolition of the Vjesnik skyscraper in Croatia has been completed, with Eurco finishing the final works at the construction site.

Raiffeisen Bank (RBA) concluded its 'Make an unforgettable reward possible' prize game, organized in cooperation with Mastercard, rewarding clients who used their RBA Mastercard debit and credit cards with a car and unique experiences across Croatia.

Detailed coverage has been provided on the demolition of the Vjesnik building in Croatia, showcasing the current state of the construction site and outlining future plans for the area.

Farmers in Vojvodina, Serbia, are reportedly losing money on wheat production, with purchase prices of 18 dinars per kilogram significantly lower than production costs of 27 dinars per kilogram. This economic disparity suggests it would be more profitable for them to cease operations.

The historic Koch Garden in Bratislava, originally designed as an integral part of Karol Koch's sanatorium, has been restored with hundreds of trees and thousands of perennials, transforming its former pool into a reflective water feature.

A Croatian article offers a recipe for a refreshing cold baklava, described as a creamy dessert that delights from the first bite.

Two workers have died on construction sites in Republika Srpska within six months, prompting inspections that found 314 irregularities and resulted in 142,000 KM in fines.

The Croatian gastronomic scene is witnessing the emergence of a new generation of chefs who have honed their skills in top domestic and international restaurants.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Republika Srpska (MUP RS) announced that a disco in Pale was not registered for its activity and operated without a license, employing individuals with criminal records for security. The MUP RS questioned how the mayor was unaware of these illegal operations.

Police are guarding the famous Turkish Steps (Scala dei Turchi) from irresponsible tourists, highlighting how mass tourism can challenge natural attractions, following its closure in 2020.

Doctors in the Czech Republic are observing a concerning increase in cancer diagnoses among young individuals, with breast cancer in young women rising significantly. They suggest factors like contraception use, obesity, and microplastics as potential causes.

This article suggests that returning to old summer customs practiced by 'boomers' as children could be beneficial for younger generations today.

A police officer proceeded through a yellow traffic light, prompting the drivers behind him to make an even bolder maneuver, which has garnered attention online.

Montenegrin football club Dečić is ready for its European adventure against Liepāja, having completed quality preparations for the upcoming match in seven days.

Federal representative Dragan Mioković criticized the ongoing construction of the Ars Aevi bridge on Wilson's Promenade in Sarajevo. He highlighted the persistent absence of workers at the construction site, labeling it an "epic mess."

Meteorological models indicate that tropical temperatures, described as a 'thermal lid,' are expected to return to the Czech Republic later in July, with experts discussing the potential duration and intensity of the heatwave.

Experts from the Kruševac Museum have publicly distanced themselves from the official views of their institution regarding the Military Equipment Park. This move indicates a disagreement within the museum's professional staff concerning the park.

The Philippine National Police (PNP) has called on schools to closely coordinate with law enforcement for major off-campus events, following the drowning of two Ateneo Blue Eagles athletes, Rene Baterbonia and Divine Adili.

Slovak police have dismantled an organized group accused of stealing hundreds of thousands of liters of diesel from Slovnaft product pipelines and transporting the fuel abroad.

National Bureau of Investigation Director Melvin Matibag has assured a fair and professional investigation into the deaths of Ateneo student-athletes Rene Baterbonia and Divine Adili.

ESPN reminded fans how Lionel Messi's teammates surprised him for his 39th birthday, celebrating one of the greatest footballers of all time.

The Commission on Higher Education (CHED) issued a show-cause order to Ateneo de Manila University, demanding an explanation for the drowning deaths of two students, Baterbonia and Adili, or face potential sanctions.

The Croatian national basketball team has gathered in Opatija to prepare for a friendly match against Italy on June 24, followed by two official qualifying matches against Cyprus and Israel.

The lifeless body of a young man was discovered in a hole at a construction site in Budva. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding his death.

A section of a road in Mladenovac, Serbia, has collapsed due to its proximity to a construction site. The incident occurred near the construction area, causing damage to the roadway.

Russia has begun deploying special systems capable of disrupting the Starlink satellite network, posing a new challenge to Ukraine's drone capabilities which rely heavily on the technology for attacking Russian logistics.

Police have explained why a man armed with a rifle failed to rob a gas station in Trenčín, stating that a shot fired into the door did not help complete the act, and the two perpetrators now face lengthy sentences.

Students at Jovina Gymnasium were reportedly forced to take a written exam in the school hallway. This unusual arrangement has drawn attention to the conditions for students.

The largest solar power plant, built on the northeastern edge of the Tibetan plateau, unexpectedly required 20,000 sheep to manage vegetation growth that was hindering its operations.

Two 56-story, 200-meter tall prefabricated skyscrapers have arrived at a construction site, marking a significant milestone for modular residential buildings globally.

SCIENCE fiction has captivated audiences for decades with tales of the future, space adventures, and technological discoveries.

A 13-year-old boy from Sarajevo has received an artificial heart implant in Belgrade, extending his life until a full heart transplant can be performed. This medical achievement is seen as pushing the boundaries of cardiac care.

Following the opening of a new seven-kilometer section of Corridor 5C from Doboj Jug to Medakovo, the Mayor of Tešanj, Suad Huskić, reacted with mixed emotions, citing significant delays and issues with the remaining construction.

A new report, building on a fifteen-year-old study, suggests that the presence of books in a child's home from birth is as important as parental education or income for their development. Researchers also revealed an ideal number of books for optimal impact.

Norway's Government Pension Fund Global (Statens pensjonsfond utland) reported its highest-ever half-year return in kroner, earning 1.753 trillion kroner (approximately 312.1 billion KM) in the first six months of 2026.

Residents in Zemun, Serbia, are alleging that the illegal construction of a catering facility under their windows is continuing despite the construction site being officially closed. They report ongoing noise, smoke, and threats related to the unauthorized building.

Low water levels in German rivers, particularly the Rhine, are hindering supply chains and driving up prices for construction materials, posing a new challenge for the sector.

Authorities have identified the body found in the Omiš fire as Dragana Antešević, a citizen of Bosnia and Herzegovina, following DNA analysis ordered by the State Attorney's Office.

Residents of Crnotravska Street in Belgrade have filed a complaint against an unknown investor and contractor due to an unsafe construction site and forest clearing.

The IQOS Curious City zone at the Lovestream Festival offered a unique atmosphere where influencers shared insights into their lives, contrasting with the main stage's festival buzz.

After 30 years, and following public criticism and warnings about the poor condition of public garages managed by KJKP RAD in Sarajevo, cleaning works have begun. Workers removed sludge, sand, and car tires from the drains.

The Soviet-built radio mast in Poland, which was the tallest structure in the world at the time, collapsed during the Cold War.

Croatian politician Miro Bulj removed a barrier in Knin, criticizing the political elite and calling it a 'shame' that they have separated themselves from the people. His action was captured on video and widely shared.

A unique and emotional scene from a wedding in Kragujevac quickly captivated social media when kindergarten children unexpectedly appeared at their teacher Milena Milić's celebration.

A new construction method utilizes straw bales to build houses with half-meter thick walls, which have been shown to withstand fire longer than traditional brick walls, reviving an ancient building material.

An article highlights ten unusual films that, despite their unconventional or seemingly absurd premises, managed to positively surprise audiences with their clever scripts and strong performances.

A historical report details the tragic maiden voyage of the Swedish warship Vasa, which sank after sailing only 1,300 meters from Stockholm in 1628.

A list highlights ten films that, despite having unusual or seemingly nonsensical premises, have surprised viewers by proving to be excellent.

A fight involving several people occurred at a construction site on Vršačka Street in Novi Sad, Serbia, with the injured individuals transported to the Clinical Center.

A historical piece explores what astronauts did after their return from the first moon mission on July 24, 1969, marking a pivotal moment in human history.

One person has been arrested and two others face charges for allegedly misusing payment cards and transferring money illegally.

C. Nolan's new film, Odyssey, has already surpassed production costs.

Courtney Babbs and her husband purchased a dilapidated house in Kansas for $320,000 and invested $150,000 over five years to renovate it into their dream home.

The Regional Center of the Indirect Taxation Authority (UIO) in Sarajevo is organizing an auction and direct sale of hundreds of seized items, including a BMW engine crankshaft and luxury watches, scheduled for July 22, 2026.

The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) has recommended charges against Tab Baldwin and others in connection with the deaths of Rene Baterbonia and Adili, with complainants including Baterbonia's mother and the Nigerian Embassy.

The European Parliament has supported a modified version of 'Chat Control,' an exception to European data protection rules allowing technological platforms to scan private messages, citing the fight against crime.

Ján Gróf, the security chief of Slovak Railways (ŽSR), held meetings in Russia with representatives of the far-right. His presence was revealed by the Russian officials themselves, sparking controversy.

A major construction site at a large intersection in Zagreb has been closed, with an inspection expected to approve the continuation of works soon. Videos show the current state of the halted construction.

A Croatian outlet investigated a recently closed construction site linked to Tomašević, revealing unexpected scenes after days of filming.

A devastating mudslide near a tunnel project in Wayanad, Kerala, has buried a construction site, resulting in two confirmed deaths and seven people reported missing. The landslide carried everything in its path.

Brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate are facing new accusations in Romania, including earning over a million pounds from the prostitution of a teenage girl, witness intimidation, and human trafficking.

Construction work on the new Sava Bridge in Belgrade is set to continue following an announcement from Power China that a new crane from China will arrive, while the 'Belgrade Remains' initiative criticizes the state for allegedly protecting the Chinese investor.

Ateneo de Manila University announced that lessons learned from the tragic deaths of its student-athletes, Rene Clert Baterbonia and Divine Adili, will be used to improve the institution's policies.

Artists from the National Theatre Sarajevo surprised passersby on Trg fra Grge Martića with an impromptu performance, combining a ballet classic with a hit song, to announce the upcoming 'Kultura na ulice 2026' program.

EU High Representative Kaja Kallas is expected to visit Sarajevo for a session of the Peace Implementation Council (PIC), with her arrival coming as Bosnia and Herzegovina still lacks key laws and a chief negotiator.

The historic Kraljevica shipyard in Croatia, where even Tito once worked, has a long tradition of building various vessels from sailboats to warships, a legacy that continues today.

Voyager 1, the fastest and most distant object ever built by humans, continues its journey without stopping since its launch in 1977, traveling at over 17 kilometers per second.

A construction worker in Novi Pazar, Serbia, sustained serious injuries after falling from a multi-story building at a construction site.

The Croatian political party Možemo! (We Can!) will once again advocate for increased pensions for veterans who continued to work after the war.

The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) announced its intention to conclude its probe into the deaths of Ateneo players Rene Baterbonia and Divine Adili this week.

After the conclusion of 'Zivadiliring', Maja and Gülsha are set to return with a new joint podcast, confirming their comeback to the microphone.

A 26-year-old man has died from injuries sustained at a construction site in Prizren, according to Kosovo media reports. The incident occurred today, leading to his death.

Three workers have died on construction sites in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) since the beginning of the year, highlighting concerns about workplace safety and a chronic shortage of federal inspectors.

Students, teachers, and staff at Ateneo de Manila University held a solidarity walkout to demand transparency, accountability, and justice following the deaths of student-athletes Rene Clert Baterbonia and Divine Adili.

A descendant of the pear tree that survived the Nazi extermination of Lidice has been planted in the Děčín Castle Garden by schoolchildren, an initiative highlighting the historical connection between Děčín and Lidice.

The lack of transparency from Ateneo after the deaths of its players Rene Baterbonia and Divine Adili has become fodder for Duterte supporters, who are using the incident to reinforce a Luzon versus Mindanao messaging.

Ateneo de Manila University president Fr. Bobby Yap announced that the university will provide 'material support' to the families of deceased student-athletes Rene Baterbonia and Divine Adili, emphasizing it as a moral obligation rather than a settlement.

OLT, once a prominent symbol of Osijek, Croatia, employing thousands and undertaking projects in Iraq, has collapsed. Its former buildings are now awaiting demolition or revitalization efforts.

The Budva Parking Service has leased a garage at a construction site, leading to renewed parking issues in the city. This action comes amidst disputes, with Budvanska rivijera refuting claims made by the Municipality of Budva.

Federal Minister of Labor and Social Policy Adnan Delić has ordered intensified inspections and stricter controls on construction sites in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina following a series of recent accidents, including fatalities and severe injuries.

The CIVICA Center for Democracy and Social Innovation has opened in Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina, built by the Tuzla Community Foundation in partnership with the city.

The Iskra shipyard in Šibenik and the Zadar County Fire Department have signed a contract for the design, construction, and delivery of a new firefighting vessel, valued at 2.24 million euros, intended for operations in the Zadar County area.

A construction site manager was seriously injured near Vranjska Banja when he was struck by a concrete truck at a highway interchange construction site.

A system of three new natural pools established near Těškov in the Rokycany region of the Czech Republic has become a habitat for several protected species, including the largest water beetle, a small endangered frog, and a rare mountain newt.

Following the end of "Zivadiliring," Gülsha and Maja are embarking on a new project together, focusing on topics like feminism, relationships, pop culture, and gossip.

Before the invention of refrigerators and freezers, people used ingenious methods to preserve snow and ice to create sweet frozen desserts during the summer.

Montenegrin politicians Minić and Vujović engaged in a public exchange, with Minić challenging DPS to assess their own party's strength before criticizing others, and Vujović dismissing NSD's leadership claims.

Eight months after an incident in Rače, Slovenia, where a group of minors lured an older man into a trap and assaulted him, criminal investigators have concluded their probe and filed charges against four minors.

The exclusive club of films that have earned over a billion dollars at the box office primarily consists of sequels to major franchises and spectacles based on well-known cinematic universes.

The Inspectorate of the Brčko District has intensified supervision of construction sites and other outdoor work due to extremely high temperatures.

The construction of the large East Sarajevo City Park shopping complex in Lukavica, near Sarajevo, has entered its final phase, with the first stores expected to open their doors to customers this month.

Officials are demanding an explanation after several police officers from Republika Srpska conducted unannounced activities in the Central Bosnia Canton, where they were identified by local police.

Croatian police have filed charges against a minor Slovenian citizen following a mass brawl in Poreč, Croatia, which left two minors seriously injured.

Clafoutis, a moist and quick French dessert traditionally made by peasants from excess fruit, particularly cherries, has evolved into a classic found in modern patisseries.

The Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina failed to adopt the proposal from the Ministry of Civil Affairs regarding the Qualification Framework in BiH, a crucial document for students, due to a blockade by SNSD over 'transfer of competencies' concerns.

A recipe for simple pancakes made with only three ingredients is shared.

Three foreign nationals were admitted to the University Clinical Center of Vojvodina on July 27 with severe head injuries sustained during a fight at a construction site in Novi Sad.

Zagreb has become a large construction site in July, with numerous roadworks, building renovations, and infrastructure projects, but observations reveal many sites are empty, raising concerns.

Serbian politician Nestorović, from the Ecological Uprising, has characterized the no-confidence session against the government as the beginning of an election campaign. He emphasized the importance of exposing the government's actions over the past 14 years in the Assembly.

Kansai Airport near Osaka, the world's first airport built entirely on an artificial island, is reportedly sinking at twice the rate initially projected since its opening in 1994.

Passengers on a Jadrolinija ferry in Croatia were surprised by an impromptu performance from the a cappella group AKA Crescendo, who began singing in the middle of the voyage.

A café on the waterfront in Šibenik, Croatia, was sealed by the Tax Administration after officials reportedly drank beer, then presented badges and closed the establishment, with the owner noting it happened during the World Cup.

Tax administration inspections are underway in the Šibenik area of Croatia, leading to the temporary closure of two hospitality establishments. These actions are part of increased oversight on the Adriatic coast during the tourist season.

Analysts suggest that Russian President Vladimir Putin is considering a 'suicidal move' in Ukraine, while the Kremlin reportedly prepares for a post-Putin era. Reports also highlight a 'mafia system' on the front lines where soldiers refusing to pay are executed or sent to their deaths.

Serbian Minister for Public Investments Darko Glišić announced he will make unannounced visits to construction sites across Serbia to monitor progress and quality, expressing disappointment with some contractors.

A lawyer representing Salonit workers claims that a new law is detrimental to individuals who worked with asbestos.

Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, Iran's chief negotiator, sharply criticized recent US military actions in the Middle East, stating that Washington's behavior indicates a lack of genuine desire to end the recent escalation.

Construction workers at the Vjesnik site in Croatia made a touching discovery, finding a hidden bird's nest with eggs. The find reportedly led to a pause in work to ensure the nest's protection.

Ateneo de Manila University has created a scholarship program to honor student-athletes Divine Adili and Rene “Bobet” Baterbonia, 40 days after their passing.

Viewers of the popular reality show "Love Island" have taken a stand against misogynistic behavior, leading to an unexpected decision.

Šabić has stated that defeatists never accomplish anything, and if efforts within REM (Regulatory Body of Electronic Media) are unsuccessful, resignation is always a solution. This comment suggests a commitment to achieving goals or stepping down if they cannot be met.

A construction site at Vukovarska-Savska in Zagreb, which was closed by the State Inspectorate on Tuesday, has been reopened with work resuming. Zagreb Mayor Tomislav Tomašević urged all parties involved to coordinate their efforts.

A Senate inquiry is underway regarding the fatal drowning of two Ateneo de Manila University student-athletes, Rene Baterbonia and Divine Adili, with Ateneo President Roberto Yap becoming emotional during the hearing.

Zagreb Mayor Tomašević announced the reopening of the construction site in Zvonimirova Street. Contractors are now required to coordinate their efforts to proceed with the work.

Zagreb is experiencing significant traffic congestion and chaos around controversial construction sites, particularly near Zvonimirova where fences have been erected. An expert stated that such a situation with closed construction sites is unprecedented in their 26 years of work.

Inspectors from the State Inspectorate have closed three construction sites in Zagreb, including one at the intersection of Savska Cesta and Ulica Grada Vukovara, where cars had previously driven onto tram tracks due to temporary traffic regulation. An expert expressed surprise at the closures.

Two additional construction sites in Zagreb have been closed by inspectors, including one at the city's busiest intersection. This presents a new problem for Mayor Tomašević and his administration.

The 'Belgrade Remains' initiative has submitted a request to the Directorate for Construction Land and Development of Belgrade for information regarding a worker's death at the New Sava Bridge construction site.

A field fire in Záhorská Ves, Slovakia, caused approximately €2,000 in damages. Firefighters responded to the blaze, which was reportedly caused by negligence in the open nature.

A specific daily drink is being highlighted for its significant health benefits for individuals over 60, including protecting the heart and brain and reducing the risk of certain cancers, with effects that have reportedly surprised even doctors.

Croatian competitors Matija Jurišić and Domagoj Pereković have had an excellent spring season in the European Hill Climb Championship, the highest-ranking competition for hill drivers in Europe.

A look back at the premiere of Steven Spielberg and Stanley Kubrick's science fiction film 'A.I. Artificial Intelligence,' which debuted 25 years ago on June 29, 2001, continues to resonate with audiences.

An initiative claims that politicians have transformed STVR from an independent medium into a tool of power, stripping it of prestige. Public figures are signing an important appeal directed at all political parties.

Animated films, horrors, and sci-fi spectacles have dominated the box office during the first half of 2026, becoming the highest-earning films of the year to date.

A Turkish citizen died after falling at a construction site in Novi Pazar. Two individuals have been arrested for failing to comply with workplace safety regulations.

Ateneo de Manila University announced that the remains of student-athlete Divine Adili have been returned to Nigeria and handed over to his family.

Maribor criminal investigators have filed criminal charges against responsible individuals from a Ptuj-based company for failing to pay social security contributions, suspecting them of violating fundamental workers' rights and causing significant financial damage.

The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) announced that complaints will be filed regarding the deaths of Ateneo players Baterbonia and Adili.

Ateneo de Manila University is observing a 40-day mourning period for student-athletes Rene Baterbonia and Divine Adili, who died in a drowning incident during a reported team-building activity.

The body of a 34-year-old Saudi Arabian national, reported missing on June 19, has been identified after being found in an excavation at a construction site in Budva, with police-prosecutor investigation ruling out criminal elements.

Scientists are developing protocols for 'the most important day in history,' a concept explored in Steven Spielberg's new sci-fi film 'Day of Disclosure,' which focuses on extraterrestrial themes.

A section of a road in Mladenovac, Serbia, collapsed into a construction pit, with video footage of the incident shocking the public. The event comes as Serbia has been protesting for over a year due to a previous railway station canopy collapse.

Ateneo de Manila University students and graduates expressed their grief and called for action following the deaths of two students, Jhoanna Baterbonia and Ian Adili. Protests, including a walkout and the wearing of black armbands, marked the graduation day as a sign of mourning and a demand for accountability from the university.

A Latin teacher at Jovina Gymnasium in Serbia has denied claims by parents that students were forced to take a written exam in the hallway due to a lack of classrooms.

Montenegrin police reported that Branko Kovačević and Davor Samardžić illegally constructed a 225-square-meter residential building in Grahovac.

An illegal construction site in Terazije, Belgrade, continued operations with excavators over the weekend, despite being closed by inspectors. Police reportedly refused to intervene, raising questions about enforcement.

The western mountainous Andes and eastern rainforests define Bolivia, but the country is also known for its "Death Road," built by prisoners, raising questions about its status as the world's most dangerous road.

Around 200 demonstrators in Albania tore down a wire fence surrounding a new tourist complex construction site, marking the latest incident reflecting public anger over uncontrolled building.

Night shifts are continuing on the Slovenian coastal highway near Pivka to construct a new bridge, with the nocturnal work expected to complete the project approximately three weeks ahead of schedule.