President Trump has signed an executive order declaring a national emergency to restrict foreign energy and communication equipment from the U.S. power grid, citing national security risks. The move coincides with escalating trade disputes and reciprocal tariff threats between Washington and Ottawa.
Country music legend Dolly Parton has passed away, triggering a massive surge in digital streams and widespread memorials across the entertainment industry. Her management team confirmed that multiple biographical and scripted projects were already in development before her death.
A French national lost his life in Death Valley National Park after his vehicle became stuck in mud during extreme desert heat. Park officials are currently reviewing the circumstances surrounding the fatal incident.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have arrived in the United Kingdom with their children, Archie and Lilibet, marking their first return since stepping back from senior royal duties in 2020. Media outlets are closely tracking the couple’s reintegration into British public life following their prolonged stay in the US.
Researchers investigate the psychological and behavioral changes in pets following haircuts, finding links between updated appearances and increased self-assurance in canine body language.
Kupovina povoljnih električnih vozila iz Kine postaje sve teža jer evropski osiguravači odbijaju pokriti rizike vezane za osiguranje i popravke nakon manjih nezgoda.
A severe political crisis grips the Unsko-Sanski Canton after the regional government was dismissed amid allegations of forced power grabs. The Constitutional Court's recent rulings have further complicated the formation of a new legislative majority.
The Syrian Democratic Forces have officially announced their dissolution and integration into the regular Syrian military, a move welcomed by regional powers and seen as a pivotal step toward restoring Damascus’s authority over northern territories. The agreement aims to stabilize Syria following years of fragmented conflict.
Debate over a new local self-government law has exposed deep partisan infighting in numerous Montenegrin municipalities, raising doubts about whether the legislation will actually resolve local governance problems.
Armed gangs killed at least 47 people and abducted more than 50 others in a violent assault near Port-au-Prince, drawing sharp condemnation from United Nations officials. The massacre has intensified public outrage over perceived failures by Haitian security forces.
Serbia's independent media association reported that the Instagram page for the portal "Bez cenzure" was suspended after a coordinated series of copyright violation reports. The editorial team denies the allegations, claiming the takedown resulted from an organized bot attack.
Emergency services responded to a fatal incident in Novi Sad where a man fell from a large outdoor advertising structure. Authorities are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the fall.
Local authorities in Tivat, Montenegro, are evaluating the economic and social prospects for the town following the conclusion of the peak tourist season.
The country music icon Dolly Parton has died, prompting an outpouring of grief and tributes from fans, political figures, and fellow musicians worldwide who celebrate her enduring cultural impact and philanthropy.
Croatian singer Lana Jurčević has publicly discussed the difficulties she faced after giving birth, highlighting a common struggle among mothers that is rarely addressed beforehand.
Det kongelige huset har gjort en endring i Dronning Sonjas program for torsdag, der hun ikke lenger deltar på audiensen med utenriksråden, mens kronprins Haakon gjennomfører møtet alene.
The Serbian parliamentary committee for justice, public administration, and local self-government has approved only one out of 23 submitted amendments to proposed changes in the justice sector laws.
An investigative commission concluded that officers acted within legal bounds during a shooting in Fužine, but identified procedural failures in warnings, weapon handling, and first aid administration.
The Spanish government has issued an apology to the people of Ceuta following the recent migrant crisis that significantly impacted the autonomous city. The apology acknowledges the problems and strain caused by the influx of migrants.
The cause of death for country music icon Dolly Parton has been revealed as cancer, following a private battle with the disease. Parton, who was 80 years old, passed away after a short illness.
Albanian citizens have continued their daily protests for over 80 days, marching through Tirana and gathering in front of the Prime Minister's office to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and his government. Protesters, including diaspora members and activists, vow to continue until their demands are met, accusing the prime minister of misgovernance.
The United States has threatened Iran with an "economic D-Day" and new sanctions, leading to long queues at petrol stations in Iran and concerns about the impact on its economy. China has expressed opposition to the US sanctions, while Egypt and Kurdistan have welcomed the US decision to remove Syria from the terrorism list.
Turkish President Erdogan delivered his first speech following an Israeli attack on Idlib, stating that 'genocidal' forces would lose and that the construction of the 'Turkish century' had begun. His remarks reflected a strong stance on regional conflicts.
The EU Office in Kosovo has urged an investigation into cases of unprofessional conduct by the Kosovo Police and emphasized that demolitions of objects must be carried out in accordance with the law. This statement highlights concerns over police actions and legal compliance.
Former president criticizes the parliament's approval of advisory votes on social assistance conditions, TV fees, and foreign voting rights, arguing they obscure meaningful legislative processes.
Lawmakers and legal experts warn that recently proposed judicial reforms will severely damage Serbian society by turning academic institutions into political filters for appointing judges and prosecutors.
The police in the Republic of Srpska are acquiring 90 new radars with advanced features, including the ability to detect seatbelt usage and mobile phone use. This procurement follows a previous cancellation late last year.
A rapidly spreading wildfire has forced the evacuation of 24,000 residents from their homes in Reno, Nevada, with additional evacuations ordered in Texas due to a separate blaze.
As part of the international Demeter XII operation targeting hazardous waste trafficking, Slovenian law enforcement reported seizing illegal shipments of textile waste destined for Tunisia.
Milan Blagojević, former judge in Banja Luka and constitutional law expert, has created an analysis, as he states, of Milorad Dodik's servility to the OHR.
MP Mikić stated that the government has limited the scope of the Law on the Origin of Property, prompting the URA party to prepare legislative amendments to expand asset verification for public officials.
Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary, with the palace releasing new portrait photos to mark the occasion.
The Association of Assistant Judges in Serbia sent an urgent letter to the Council of Europe's Venice Commission and the EU delegation, alleging direct breaches of European legal norms by the ruling administration.
Iran has threatened retaliation following the announcement of new US sanctions, which target its already struggling economy. The UAE and China have also weighed in, with the UAE stating the Iran war is entering a new phase and China warning the US of potential counter-retaliation.
The trial for the man accused of the 1988 Lockerbie bombing has been postponed by a US federal judge due to the discovery of new evidence. This marks the third delay in the proceedings for the case involving the Pan Am Flight 103 explosion.
The Serbian government has submitted proposed amendments to the Law on Churches and Religious Communities to parliament, which include provisions allowing the Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC) to establish its own university.
Widespread outrage and protests have erupted in Nepal following the discovery of a 3-year-old girl's body last week, three days after she went missing, with authorities investigating her rape and murder.
Former world snooker champion Graeme Dott has been found guilty of sexually abusing two young children. The conviction follows distressing testimonies in court, labeling him a "dangerous individual."
A German priest has announced his departure from the priesthood after 37 years to marry the 'great love' of his life. He informed his bishop and parish of his decision to leave his service and get married.
Jure Brkljača returned to the Šibenik Chanson Festival to premiere his new song 'Šapni mi' during the Evening of New Compositions. This marks another collaboration with Miroslav Rus, the song's author, with whom Brkljača has a long-standing musical partnership.
Verica Milanović, a member of the presidency of the Serbia Centre (SRCE) party, stated that the current regime is undermining the third pillar of government by proposing amendments to three judicial laws.
Montenegro's Committee for Economy, Finance, and Budget has supported proposed amendments to the Law on Waste Management. This move received a green light from the relevant committee, indicating progress in updating waste regulations.
Serbian Minister of Transport, Construction, and Infrastructure, Aleksandra Sofronijević, announced that over 330,000 certificates have been issued under the 'Svoj na svome' law, with an additional 93,708 cases currently being processed.
Following a collision that killed seven people, British Minister for Defence Procurement Luke Pollard stated that the government would demand social media platforms remove dangerous driving content.
Čobi stated that the issue surrounding the elected director of the Ulcinj school is not related to her nationality, but rather to a disregard for the Constitution and laws. This clarifies the core problem in the case.
New test results for water quality in Gospić have been released, while drinking water in Skopje is confirmed to be safe and of good quality. These updates provide reassurance regarding public water supplies in both locations.
Fast fashion retailer Shein is preparing for an initial public offering on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, with an estimated valuation of $27 billion. This IPO comes after a significant decrease in the company's value from its peak.
A swimming event in Berlin, planned exclusively for Afro-American children and their families to remove access barriers, was cancelled after facing strong criticism from right-wing and conservative groups who labeled it 'apartheid at the swimming pool'.
Actress Rashmika Mandanna made her first public appearance since recovering from a hip injury, attending an engagement ceremony in Hyderabad alongside actor Vijay Deverakonda, with the couple's matching dark outfits drawing attention.
The film 'Dom' by Marijana Janković, which opened the film program at Kanli Kula, is described as a deeply personal yet universally resonant story about family, parenthood, responsibility, decisions, sacrifice, love, and the ease with which one can lose their home.
A four-year-old boy was bitten by a viper in a camp in Istria, Croatia, after lifting a rock during play. He was urgently transported to KBC Rijeka and placed in intensive care.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has stated that holding elections during wartime would 'destroy' Ukraine and claimed that Russia plans to mobilize at least 300,000 more troops after its upcoming elections. He also discussed a rift with Ukraine's dismissed defense minister Fedorov and met with US senators to discuss sanctions and ballistic missile defense.
A week after their highly anticipated wedding, Georgina Rodríguez has officially adopted Cristiano Ronaldo's three eldest children, marking a significant family decision.
The Serbia Center (SRCE) party's board for state administration and local self-government announced that authorities plan to postpone the implementation deadline for the Law on Civil Servants from January 1, 2026, to January 1, 2028, just two months after its initial passage.
A 32-year-old Russian woman, described by friends as ordinary with a passion for travel and adventure, is at the center of a high-profile case in Russian-occupied Crimea, accused by Russia of killing a fleet commander.
Parents have filed a criminal complaint against a minister, alleging the illegal appointment of a school director. The complaint challenges the legality of the director's designation, sparking controversy over the process.
British-American actor Tim Curry has died at age 80, prompting widespread tributes from fans and colleagues worldwide. He is best remembered for his iconic performances as Frank-N-Furter in The Rocky Horror Picture Show and Pennywise in Stephen King’s It.
Following a technical failure and increased dust emissions, local officials have demanded urgent checks to determine if hazardous materials were burned at the facility.
Netflix has announced that the sixth and final season of Emily in Paris will premiere during the holiday season, concluding the popular fashion comedy series. The upcoming episodes shift the setting from France to Greece, featuring new locations and storylines for the main cast.
Actress Jennifer Garner has spoken openly about the financial uncertainty and career doubts she experienced after her divorce from Ben Affleck. These challenges ultimately prompted her to pursue new professional opportunities and stabilize her income in her mid-40s.
The Free Trade Union Alliance of Serbia, alongside the "We - Strength of the Nation" movement, has drafted a legislative package aimed at revitalizing rural areas and ensuring national food security.
Meta has agreed to pay approximately $18 billion to settle lawsuits brought by multiple US states alleging that its social media platforms, particularly Instagram, are engineered to addict teenagers and harm their mental health. The landmark financial resolution arrives amid intensified regulatory scrutiny and congressional oversight of digital youth safety.
The Romanian government introduces a measure requiring drivers to forfeit their licenses for one day for every 10 euros of unpaid penalties to combat chronic non-compliance.
The Health Insurance Fund (FZO) will appoint a new director this September, operating under a 2026 budget of 487 million euros while regulatory bodies confirm that conditions for a financial audit have been met.
An Australian national faces potential imprisonment in Indonesia after allegedly performing a sexual act in a residential front garden in Bali. Local authorities are pursuing charges following a complaint from the property owner.
A ground crew member at Montreal-Trudeau International Airport died after being struck by an aircraft on the runway during pre-flight preparations for a Paris-bound flight.
Serbian finance officials have projected a budget shortfall exceeding three billion euros following the latest fiscal rebalancing, marking one of the largest deficits in the country's economic history. Lawmakers are now addressing the gap amid broader concerns over state revenue and spending.
A fire in a maternity ward at a hospital in Islamabad killed at least 14 newborn babies, prompting Pakistan's prime minister to suspend the federal health secretary.
The Croatian Pension Insurance Institute has officially set the new pension value adjustment at 5.4 percent, with the increased payments scheduled to be distributed to retirees in September.
Lawmakers are fast-tracking amendments to Montenegro’s proposed Local Self-Government Act, which aim to resolve incompatibility issues for municipal councilors. The ruling coalition has pledged support for the legislation despite opposition concerns over its rushed drafting process.
A study published in the European Journal of Clinical Nutrition indicates that the timing of breakfast consumption in adults over 40 could be linked to lifespan and the risk of premature death.
The social research institute BIRODI has called on Serbia's Anti-Corruption Agency to issue a legal opinion on whether Vujić is permitted to represent the Judicial Academy under current legislation.
Research from multiple American institutions indicates that the composition of immune cells in the brain shifts around age 50, potentially linking this change to dementia and Alzheimer's disease.
Mojkovac municipal authorities are coordinating with higher courts to secure a final verdict in the Delić case, following procedural calls and judicial directives from the Ministry of Justice.
Recent excavations at the world’s oldest known monumental structure have yielded fresh findings that shed light on early human settlement patterns and challenge previous historical assumptions.
Police in Zagreb are searching for a suspect who robbed a local shop at knifepoint and escaped with cash, though fortunately no injuries were reported.
Udruženje "Da se zna!" saopštilo je da je Prajd karavan danas održan u Šapcu uz velike tenzije i pretnje, dok je u Loznici skup prekinut nakon, kako tvrde, napada ekstremističkih grupa.
Lawmakers in Slovenia are engaged in lengthy debates over the constitutionality of an upcoming advisory referendum that seeks to strip voting rights from foreign residents.
A new Croatian law taking effect in November 2026 will require retailers offering direct installment payment plans to conduct thorough creditworthiness assessments, aiming to prevent household over-indebtedness and strengthen consumer protection.
A Swiss company has offered 88 million convertible marks for the former Sarajevo-based construction leader, but local businessman Halid Čustović has failed to meet two payment deadlines for his competing bid.
Rumer Willis, daughter of Bruce Willis, underwent genetic testing following her father's dementia diagnosis. She revealed that while there is a risk, it is not alarming.
An analysis reveals that the business entity linked to prominent Hungarian figure Lőrinc Mészáros maintains solid financial footing even after the Fidesz government withdrew previously promised subsidies.
Hulu has canceled the comedy series 'Not Suitable for Work,' created by Mindy Kaling, after just one season. The show, which premiered recently, will not be returning for a second season.
Akcija za ljudska prava warned that new legislation on official allowances is financially unsustainable and could drive professionals away from the justice system.
A driver has been arrested in Serbia after causing a horrific accident that killed a five-year-old girl and injured four others. The suspect reportedly did not possess a valid driver's license.
Health experts emphasize that proper dietary intake is crucial for individuals over fifty who are beginning physical activity, helping to prevent injuries and preserve muscle mass.
Hyundai and the union have ended the longest strike in ten years with an agreement covering higher wages, delayed retirement ages, and worker protections against automation.
A traveler detailed the embarrassment of having an item confiscated on a cruise, prompting a travel agency director to urge passengers to strictly review baggage regulations before sailing.
A targeted police operation in Cetinje resulted in the identification of 13 foreign nationals who violated immigration regulations concerning entry, movement, residence, or employment in Montenegro.
The US Supreme Court temporarily allowed the Trump administration to restrict mail-in ballots, while trade tensions escalated with Canada over new tariffs, prompting Canada to consider closer ties with the EU.
Iranski državni mediji objavili su arhivski videosnimak Mojtabe Hameneija, tvrdeći da je snimljen prije nego što je preuzeo najvišu funkciju u zemlji, nakon što se mjesecima nije pojavljivao u javnosti.
A report from the Lithuanian-Russian border describes empty streets and the presence of 'dragon's teeth' anti-tank obstacles, highlighting the challenges faced by border guards since Russia halted transport traffic in April 2022.
Taiwanese authorities have charged nine individuals, including employees from Nvidia and Super Micro, for their alleged involvement in the illegal export of AI servers to China. The indictments follow an investigation into the unauthorized transfer of advanced technology.
American actor Brad Pitt is set to return to the San Sebastián Film Festival after 17 years to present David Ayer's film 'Heart of the Beast,' which has been added to the festival lineup.
King Harald V of Norway remains hospitalized in stable condition, with no significant changes reported by the Royal Palace. Queen Sonja and Prince Haakon have visited the monarch at Rikshospitalet.
The Montenegrin Parliament has adopted the Law on Budget and Fiscal Responsibility, alongside constitutional amendments related to the Judicial and Prosecutorial Councils, marking significant progress towards strengthening the rule of law.
Russian media is discussing the upcoming elections in Serbia, noting President Vučić's generous promises and warning of potential significant destabilization after the vote. There are also reports suggesting the October elections might coincide with other Serbian elections.
Susan Saint James, star of the popular TV series 'Kate & Allie,' was photographed in public for the first time in a long while as she celebrated her 80th birthday in Los Angeles.
Aleksandar Lazović, a Serbian Progressive Party councilor, has resigned from his position as Chief of Staff to the Mayor of Kragujevac, following earlier demands from the opposition regarding the incompatibility of his roles.
As both an actress and producer, Demi Moore reportedly faced production chaos on a film set, leading her to fire the director after only one week of shooting.
Andrija Mandić, President of the Parliament of Montenegro, stated his conviction that Montenegro will adopt a new constitution after joining the EU, noting that EU partners recognize the current constitution's shortcomings.
Mika Muminović has released his new pop song titled "Ko je to?", featuring a modern sound. The artist describes the song as representing a new beginning after an end.
Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) MP Miroslav Petrašinović announced that proposed amendments to the Law on Prevention of Corruption aim to implement recommendations from GRECO and ODIHR.
An apartment owner in Zadar called the police after discovering a scene of complete chaos left behind by four guests from Luxembourg following their seven-day stay.
ZZ Top held their first concert following the death of their long-time drummer, Frank Beard, with Billy Gibbons dedicating the performance to celebrating Beard's life.
A woman has been left stranded in Spain after the UK's eVisa system mistakenly identified her as her twin sister. The error in the British immigration system has caused significant travel complications.
The Independent Union of Educators of Serbia (NSPRS) criticized proposed amendments to the Law on the Foundations of the Education System, arguing they aim to remove critics from the education sector.
Podgorica Airport has intensified parking controls following incidents where some taxi and rent-a-car operators attempted to bypass barriers, damaged equipment, and parked illegally on sidewalks and green areas.
Palestinian Hamas issued a statement, its first in a long time, in response to new Israeli threats regarding balloons and 'dragons' crossing into Israeli territory. Hamas stated these were 'children's toys from Gaza'.
A motorcyclist has died in a traffic accident near Kalesija, Bosnia, after colliding with a truck. The incident led to the complete suspension of traffic in the area.
Greece has faced 37 agricultural and forest fires across the country within the last 24 hours, with blazes in Elateia Fthiotidas and Agios Nikolaos Lakonias now brought under partial control. Firefighting efforts continue as authorities work to contain the widespread outbreaks.
More than a year after an award was granted to Vuković, the prosecution has yet to make a decision, with the Podgorica ODT not responding to inquiries about the delay.
Israel has reportedly opened secret communication channels with Turkey following recent strikes on a military base in Syria's Idlib, aiming to avoid conflict and not make Ankara an enemy.
A Bosnian article explains the crucial difference between 'use by' and 'best before' dates on food labels, highlighting their impact on food safety and consumption after the expiration date.
Montenegrin authorities processed several Serbian citizens during increased police activity in Ulcinj for offenses related to drugs, alcohol, and illegal residency.
Police arrested an individual suspected of setting fire to a yacht factory in Vitez, Bosnia and Herzegovina, with reports indicating that the son of Minister Magoda is among those detained.
Aleksandar Olenik, Vice-President of the League of Social Democrats of Vojvodina - Vojvodinians (LSV), vowed that after a change in power, there would be lustration and confiscation of illegally acquired property.
Russian President Vladimir Putin warned Ukraine that its attacks on Russian economic targets have opened a 'Pandora's box' and promised a 'destructive' response. He also rejected Ukraine's peace proposals as 'exotic'.
National school and gymnasium forums are demanding the withdrawal of a proposed education law amendment, arguing it centralizes authority and reduces institutional independence.
Organizers of the Miss Universe Haiti 2026 pageant mistakenly crowned an incorrect contestant, forcing them to revoke the title shortly after the celebration concluded.
Regional outlets criticize Slovenia's veto of a unified EU declaration condemning Israeli settlement plans, likening its stance to Viktor Orbán's approach.
Marking a quarter-century with Prince Haakon, the princess reflects on her journey from a controversial debut to becoming a beloved figure in the Norwegian monarchy.
The Slovenian government has proposed comprehensive reforms to media legislation that will restructure funding and ownership regulations for the national broadcaster RTVS. Under the new rules, the current executive team’s mandate would automatically expire once the legislation takes effect.
Members of the Norwegian royal household, including Crown Prince Haakon, have visited King Harald at the National Hospital following his ten-day medical stay. The king is reportedly recovering well after receiving treatment for an unspecified health condition.
Drivers convicted of dangerous speeding or aggressive maneuvers now face monetary penalties up to 3,000 KM and potential six-month license suspensions.
U.S. CIA Director John Ratcliffe traveled to Moscow to hold discussions with Russian intelligence officials, marking a notable diplomatic engagement amid the ongoing war in Ukraine. President Trump indicated the meeting could yield positive outcomes, while the Kremlin confirmed the talks did not involve Vladimir Putin.
On the first anniversary of the police raid that ended a student blockade at the University of Belgrade’s Philosophy Faculty, the dean has placed blame on protesters for clinging to outdated tactics. The incident, which resulted in student expulsions, continues to spark debate over campus governance and protest rights in Serbia.
Sead Bublin, a court official in Bosnia and Herzegovina, has pleaded not guilty to charges of embezzlement and document forgery involving nearly 197,000 convertible marks.
Paramount Pictures is moving forward with a long-rumored sequel to the hit 2002 romantic comedy, with reports indicating that star Kate Hudson will reprise her role. The project marks a major revival of the beloved franchise more than two decades after its initial release.
Deputy Prime Minister Koprivica emphasized that true democracy requires laws to apply equally to politicians, criticizing systems where executive leaders operate above standard accountability.
Members of the Serbian National Assembly have concluded the preliminary debate on proposed laws and financial agreements, including this year's budget rebalancing.
The investigation assessed the use of weapons as justified, but found irregularities in the warning before shooting, emptying the weapon, and providing first aid.
A commission report confirmed that the policewoman and policeman who shot a 25-year-old man in March after a knife attack in Ljubljana's Fužine neighborhood legally used their weapons.
A retrospective analysis examines how the political agreement signed by Dragiša Cvetković and Vladko Maček fulfilled the long-standing dream of Croatian autonomy within Yugoslavia ten years after Stjepan Radić's assassination.
The Trump administration threatened the demolition of the Kennedy Center if a $250 million renovation was not completed, with some reports suggesting the threat was linked to the potential removal of the president's name. This comes amidst other controversial proposals by the administration, including renaming Lake Ontario and imposing tariffs on Canadian goods.
United Airlines has unveiled its largest-ever expansion of international routes, adding direct flights to 10 new cities across Europe and Japan. This includes new connections from New York to Ibiza and Valencia, and the resumption of the San Francisco-Tel Aviv route.
Severe wildfires have stripped vegetation from steep slopes around Omis, raising concerns that upcoming heavy rains could trigger dangerous rockfalls and landslides onto homes and vehicles.
Annalena Baerbock, Germany's former foreign minister, is reportedly set to join Columbia University in New York after her term at the United Nations concludes. She will not be returning to Germany but will continue her career in academia.
Local officials detained over their involvement in halting building demolitions in the Bošnjačka mahala neighborhood of North Mitrovica were released following police questioning.
Jaguar Land Rover has postponed the release of the upcoming Defender generation due to budget constraints, redirecting resources toward electric Range Rover variants and a compact Defender model.
German investigators have discovered a third drone along with suspected military explosives near Leipzig Airport, intensifying concerns about hybrid attacks on Germany. Friedrich Merz, leader of the CDU, stated that Germany is under threat and those responsible will face consequences.
Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit visited King Harald of Norway at the National Hospital in Oslo today. He was admitted to the hospital on the 17th.
The Montenegrin Parliament has adopted five amendments proposed by the Union of Municipalities (ZOCG) to the Law on Budget and Fiscal Responsibility. These amendments are intended to strengthen local self-government finances.
Local police detained two operationally interesting persons after a physical confrontation in Tivat, where one suspect allegedly injured another with a metal object after being approached with a knife.
European conservative and liberal groups are urging the European Commission to withhold significant funding from Romania due to controversial legislation that could enable the removal of an opposition mayor in Timișoara.
The parliamentary committee has accepted a proposed law to raise compensation for judicial officials, with Justice Minister Bojan Božović citing compliance with EU accession negotiation requirements as a primary motivation.
Emergency services responded to a multi-vehicle collision near Felsőpakony, causing extensive delays stretching for several kilometers along the highway.
MPs from the SDA and DF parties submitted a request to Bosnia's Constitutional Court to assess the legality of a Republika Srpska criminal code provision that penalizes the display of symbols associated with the Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The pop star opens up about her marriage to Kalum Turner and how finding love has shifted her emotional focus away from the themes of her earlier music.
The Democratic Party (DS) in Serbia stated that proposed amendments to the Law on the Foundations of the Education System (ZOSOV) are an attempt by the regime to limit student association and establish a legal mechanism for political persecution.
Theologian and former university professor Vukašin Milićević commented on the proposed amendments to the Law on Churches and Religious Communities in Serbia, stating they operationalize the idea of the 'Saint Sava University'.
Lesley Vogel, mother of Hayden Panettiere, has spoken out about her daughter's death, describing herself as 'numb' upon hearing the news. She also shared a message to 'haters' and expressed her desire for her daughter to be remembered as beautiful and intelligent.
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.
Crown Prince Haakon visited King Harald of Norway in the hospital, where the monarch has been in critical but stable condition for several days following a deterioration in his health.
An eight-year-old girl in Louisiana has died after contracting a rare brain-eating amoeba, believed to have been acquired while swimming in a local lake. The tragic incident has raised concerns about water safety and the deadly infection.
Nakon što su trodnevni pregovori propali, a Sjedinjene Države tijekom vikenda uvele 50 posto carine na kanadsku robu vrijednu oko 20 milijardi dolara – od hokejaških palica preko građevinskog…
Nicolas Cage is reportedly set to reprise one of his most iconic roles in 'National Treasure 3' after nearly two decades. This marks a significant return to the adventure film series for the actor.
Montenegrin Parliament Speaker Andrija Mandić announced that the country will adopt a new Constitution after joining the EU, following the approval of amendments related to the Judicial and Prosecutorial Council and the Central Bank.
New Zealand is moving to introduce legislation that would ban social media for children under 16, citing concerns over youth well-being. Meanwhile, Italy is considering new traffic laws that would fine pedestrians for crossing roads while distracted by their mobile phones.
Montenegrin police have taken action against four individuals after a video circulated showing an Albanian flag draped over a police vehicle in Tuzi. The police confirmed the incident and initiated proceedings against those involved.
Transparency Serbia has stated that amendments to the anti-corruption law will not effectively restrict public officials from campaigning. The organization believes the changes are insufficient to prevent the misuse of public office for political promotion.
U.S. envoy Tom Barrack walked back and clarified his comments regarding Israel's occupation of the Golan Heights, stating his remarks were taken out of context and did not contradict President Trump's position. Barrack also clarified earlier statements he made concerning Iran and Hezbollah.
Georgina Rodriguez has reportedly adopted Cristiano Ronaldo's three children following their marriage. This significant family development comes a week after their wedding.
Two individuals from Sarajevo were seriously injured after their quad bike veered off the road and collided with a tree in Babin Do on Bjelašnica mountain.
After 15 years, three individuals have been provisionally convicted in Croatia for a major fraud involving fake Swiss loans, a case that also implicated well-known political figures.
Pop star Dua Lipa shared details about her balanced diet, revealing her love for a particular dish and her habit of not eating after 6 PM to maintain energy for performances.
Two Icelandic architects have put forward a futuristic concept suggesting the use of molten lava as a construction material for building cities of the future.
Syria and Israel held US-mediated talks aimed at easing tensions between the two nations. Discussions reportedly addressed de-escalation and Syria's desire to remain out of Israel-Turkey tensions.
Artist Stephan Lupino has returned to Varaždin after seven years, exhibiting seven monumental sculptures from his 'Another World' series at Špancirfest, with the 'Lupinizam' exhibition located beneath the Watchtower.
The Sarajevo Film Festival concluded with Sandra Wollner's 'Everytime' winning the main prize, while DJ Solomun expressed gratitude for his performance in front of the Eternal Flame. The festival also featured the screening of the unusual film 'Of Ghosts of Light' and an appearance by Woody Harrelson.
The Serbian government plans to postpone the implementation of the Law on Civil Servants until 2028, according to the Serbia Center (SRCE) party's committee for state administration and local self-government.
US military tanker aircraft have departed Bulgaria following heightened tensions with Iran. The departure comes after Iran issued threats regarding the presence of the aircraft in the region.
Mark Ruffalo has responded to Paramount's accusations of antisemitism, calling their claims "appalling and fundamentally dishonest." The accusations arose after Ruffalo criticized a proposed merger.
Following the massive Eaton fire that devastated homes in Altadena, California, investors are reportedly targeting the now-empty lots. Residents like Neil Tyler and his wife are already working to rebuild their homes.
Dragiša Janjušević, State Secretary in the Ministry of Public Administration, has requested a review of consulting contracts, while Vasilije Čarapić asked the Ministry to provide copies to the Parliament.
Bosnian music diva Hanka Paldum issued an emotional message after actor Emir Hadžihafizbegović received the Honorary Heart of Sarajevo award for his exceptional contribution to cinematography at the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival.
