Sacha Baron Cohen is reprising his iconic character Ali G in a new Amazon MGM mockumentary titled 'Ali G: Who Iz I?'. The recently released trailer shows Ali G engaging in various viral TikTok trends, including ASMR.
Kigali is providing trainees from Mayotte with practical insights into technology careers. This initiative aims to offer hands-on experience and exposure to the tech industry.
The 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival concluded with awards for films like "Everytime" and "Planina," alongside numerous celebrity appearances and discussions on cinema and societal issues.
The start of the trial for individuals accused of attacking police in Novi Pazar has been postponed. Students from DUNP have called on citizens to support the accused, who have stated they are not ashamed of their actions.
Colorado experienced severe thunderstorms with heavy rain and hail, leading firefighters to rescue residents from cars trapped by water. The hailstones were so large that snowplows were deployed to clear roads.
Nepali youths are demanding to join the Indian Army's Agniveer recruitment scheme, despite the Nepali government halting recruitment, citing inconsistency with the 1947 Tripartite Agreement between India, Nepal, and Britain.
Four years and tens of billions of dollars after its announcement, Saudi Arabia's ambitious 'The Line' city project, envisioned as a 170-kilometer-long mirrored city for nine million people, has only seen 2.4 kilometers of its foundation built. The project faces scrutiny over its slow development compared to initial promises.
Six individuals and six legal entities will stand trial for allegedly attempting to illicitly profit from EU structural funds and the Lithuanian state budget, facing charges including money laundering, document forgery, embezzlement, and fraud.
Studenti visokoškolskih ustanova u blokadi večeras su, povodom Međunarodnog dana mladih, pozvali građane da im pomognu tako što će se prijaviti da budu kontrolori, pridružiti se lokalnim studentima i…
A new production titled 'Doll Clinic' has been created as a co-production between KotorArt and the Bokeljski Symphony Orchestra, serving as a tribute to Vida Matjan.
An article highlights six specific phrases that grandparents should avoid using with their grandchildren, as even unintentional comments can have a negative impact despite good intentions.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected a 15-point Gaza peace plan proposed by former US President Donald Trump, stating that Israel will not withdraw until Hamas is disarmed. This decision creates a new point of contention between Israel and the US regarding the future of the Gaza Strip.
A tourist's video showing a leaking toilet and a bucket in a €105-per-night apartment in Zadar has gone viral, sparking a public discussion about the quality and pricing of accommodation on the Adriatic coast.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino is facing calls for his resignation from Norway's football federation, while simultaneously receiving backing from countries including Mexico, Argentina, and several African nations. This comes amid growing scrutiny over his leadership.
A councilor from the Preokret for Danilovgrad citizens' group has filed a lawsuit against a ministry, claiming it illegally issued a construction permit to a company, after attempts to resolve the issue without court involvement failed.
Students involved in a blockade have issued a call for citizens to join their campaign. They are seeking broader public involvement in their ongoing protest.
Thousands of migrants, including many children, crossed into Spain's Ceuta enclave from Morocco, leading to a humanitarian crisis and diplomatic tensions between the two countries. Spain has defended its sovereignty while Morocco has linked the influx to a Spanish court ruling.
Rakshya Bam, a prominent leader of the Nepali Gen Z movement that overthrew the government in September 2025, discusses her role as an opposition figure to the new government.
A section of the riverbank at a bridge construction site in central Aleksandrovac collapsed three days ago, leading to the evacuation of residents from two buildings, with a councilor questioning the accountability of the unknown investor.
Lithuanian authorities have issued a warning to mushroom and berry pickers about potential €700 fines. The penalties are for careless behavior or ignorance of regulations while foraging.
Kali Galanis testified that her 9-year-old daughter, Melina Frattolin, begged not to travel overseas with her father months before he allegedly killed her near Lake George, New York.
A suspect has been apprehended in Medjugorje following an incident where the altar of Saint James church was set on fire and a statue of the Virgin Mary was desecrated. Security cameras captured the individual pouring gasoline on the altar before igniting it.
Police in Saranda have arrested a man sought since the beginning of the month, suspected of attempting to kidnap a girl from Nepal near the Qafë Botë customs.
The Municipality of Neum, Bosnia and Herzegovina, has released a list of registered accommodation service providers in an effort to combat the black market. The list will be updated weekly, and citizens are encouraged to verify it.
A secret Ali G film titled 'Who Iz I?' has been confirmed with a release date set for 2026. Sacha Baron Cohen's iconic character is set to return to the big screen.
Actress Rupali Ganguly commented on ongoing student protests in India, advocating for peaceful demonstrations and expressing concern that external forces are influencing the movements.
Šabić has criticized the Ministry of Information's stance regarding the members of the RTS Management Board, calling it a gross violation of law and a dangerous precedent.
Andy Burnham has been appointed the new Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, becoming the seventh in ten years. He has begun forming his cabinet, naming Wes Streeting as Defence Minister and Liz Kendall as Chancellor, among other key appointments.
Israel conducted an airstrike targeting a Hezbollah cell in southern Lebanon, with the Israeli military accusing the group of violating a ceasefire. This action follows heightened tensions in the region.
Residents and farmers near the city of Larissa, Greece, continue to drive over a concrete bridge that collapsed almost three years ago and has never been repaired, despite the obvious danger.
Sacha Baron Cohen's satirical character Ali G has made a comeback with a hilarious monologue at Wimbledon, generating excitement for a soon-to-be-released film and prompting discussions on comedy's boundaries.
Warsaw's zoo has temporarily closed its gorilla enclosure following incidents where visitors threw objects at Azizi, one of their gorillas, and attempted to feed the animals, prompting an appeal from the zoo.
A large forest fire has engulfed nearly 1,000 hectares (10,000 stremmata) of the Fontainebleau forest south of Paris, with over 400 firefighters battling the blaze. Authorities suspect arson as the cause of the fire, which has been described as a 'monster' and could take weeks to extinguish.
An unprecedented sight in the Gulf of Trieste saw a flock of endangered razorbills emerge from the depths to devastate a mussel farm, an event marine biologists have not previously observed in the Mediterranean.
The Malian government has claimed that Al-Qaeda-linked militant groups operating in the country are receiving training and drones from Ukraine. This accusation was announced on Thursday by Malian authorities.
Donald Trump declared the ceasefire with Iran over, leading to a surge in Middle East tensions and a spike in oil prices, with Brent briefly touching $80 a barrel. Iran has threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz and hit 'twice the number of targets' as the US.
Sacha Baron Cohen has reportedly completed filming a new Ali G movie in secret, reviving his beloved character 24 years after 'Ali G Indahouse,' with sightings of the actor in character in the UK, US, and now Montenegro, though the title and release date are yet to be confirmed.
Dom Development reported strong Q2 apartment sales among listed developers, while Polski Holding Nieruchomości announced plans to revitalize a well-known large-panel housing estate.
Two men, posing as police officers, attempted to identify individuals camping under Warsaw's Świętokrzyski Bridge, leading to a scuffle where they used tear gas before being arrested.
An article from Lithuania highlights a unique event offering the public a chance to encounter a nocturnal animal live, as the summer calendar fills with various festivals and events.
A unique street in a city in Central Lithuania is drawing tourists, with locals highlighting its special sculptures, historical significance, or other distinctive features.
Former minister Tibor Navracsics voiced concern for the printed political daily Népszava, suggesting that wealthy individuals on the left should be responsible for its salvation.
In Lithuania, employees are entitled to funeral benefits and other payments upon the death of a close relative, with state institutions potentially offering up to five minimum wages.
Miloš Vučević, Ana Brnabić, and Siniša Mali, leaders of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), have issued a video invitation urging supporters to attend an SNS rally scheduled for June 27 in Belgrade.
An all-Italian podium has been announced for the 2026 ranking of Europe's culinary capitals, compiled by Holidu based on an evaluation of a hundred of the continent's largest and most popular cities.
A man in Zmijavci, Croatia, crashed his car, attacked police, and then locked himself in a house, leading to a standoff that required special forces to resolve.
Comedian Ali Gul Pir announced the birth of his son, Salar, on social media, sharing a heartfelt message for the newborn and marking his first Father's Day as a parent.
Zoran Lazović stated that the photography of his wardrobe during a search was evidence of the prosecution's and police's powerlessness and disappointment. He claims this action demonstrates their inability to find substantial evidence against him.
A Serbian citizen has been identified as the victim of a mafia-style killing that occurred outside a police station in Barcelona. Authorities were able to identify the individual using fingerprints.
Two students in Rijeka, Croatia, allegedly impersonated police officers in an attempt to extort 8,000 euros from a man. They lured the victim to a fake date arranged through an advertisement.
A Slovak newsfilter reports that the claim of a political order behind the 'Purgatory' case has been definitively disproven, while also highlighting the country's suffering and teachers' difficult lives.
Uhićena su četvorica muškaraca koji su jučer u Novom Zagrebu nasrnuli na 43-godišnjaka i strpali ga u prtljažnik automobila, javlja zagrebačka policija. – U četvrtak, 4.
A man reportedly won lottery jackpots 14 times by employing a strategy of simple probability and hiring 35 couriers to purchase individual tickets, earning millions and prompting investigations by the FBI, CIA, and Interpol.
The trial has commenced in Split for the murder of a man who was reportedly stabbed and then set on fire. The accused, Marko Gilić, pleaded not guilty and stated he would present his defense at the end of the proceedings.
White Ribbon Day was commemorated in Prijedor, Bosnia and Herzegovina, with renewed calls for permission to build a memorial for the children killed during the 1992 war. Families of the victims and activists continue to seek recognition and a permanent monument for the more than 3,000 people killed in the Prijedor municipality.
A meticulously restored and modernized Defender, despite retaining its diesel engine, commands a price comparable to a Ferrari due to its high-quality work.
A CBOS survey reveals that a majority of Poles favor increased control over the cryptocurrency market, with supporters of stricter oversight outnumbering opponents. Crypto asset holders are more skeptical of these regulations.
Reports suggest that former European 'heavyweights' like Angela Merkel, Mario Draghi, and Sauli Niinistö are being considered as potential EU representatives for peace negotiations with Russia regarding the war in Ukraine.
Old trams have returned to service on Sarajevo's tracks after a three-month withdrawal for inspection, raising concerns among citizens about underlying issues and a lack of transparent analyses.
António Guterres stated that the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East demonstrate the limits of US unilateral power, cautioning that a multipolar global order lacking robust international institutions could lead to renewed conflicts.
Police are investigating an alleged shooting incident involving a passenger train in Metlika, Slovenia, amidst heightened tensions with the local Roma community. Forensic analysis will determine if the train was indeed shot at or hit by a stone.
Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić suggested changing the constitution while Aleksandar Vučić is premier, allowing him to return as president. Meanwhile, Vučić ignored attempts by Novica Tončev to speak with him, and the Serbia Centre party emphasized the sanctity of freely expressed citizen will.
Two young men (20, 22) physically and verbally assaulted a 21-year-old Serbian man in Povljana on Pag island, with the younger attacker also using nationalistic insults, leading to a 10-day prison sentence.
President Trump has ordered the Pentagon to scale back military exercises with South Korea, citing his good relationship with Kim Jong Un and calling the drills expensive and provocative.
Hope for finding more survivors is diminishing in Colombia following a powerful earthquake that caused widespread damage, particularly in western regions. Hospitals are adapting to treat the injured amidst the destruction, as rescue efforts continue.
AI firm Databricks has achieved a valuation of $190 billion after successfully securing $5 billion in its latest funding round. This significant investment highlights the growing confidence in the company's artificial intelligence and data analytics platforms.
A new EU initiative to ban pesticide residues prohibited in the EU from imported food products could lead to a substantial increase in the prices of coffee, orange juice, and berries, with coffee prices potentially tripling under a pessimistic scenario.
Students from higher education institutions in a blockade have called on citizens to help them by registering as controllers, joining local student assemblies, or engaging in discussions with people around them. This appeal was made on the International Youth Day.
Residents of Mionica have blocked a main road to protest the poor condition of the local road and the excessive dust pollution it causes. The mayor of the municipality addressed the gathered protesters regarding their concerns.
Maserati has developed and patented an artificial gearbox system specifically for electric vehicles, initially intended for the EV version of the MC20. However, the company currently has no plans to integrate it into production models like the GranTurismo Folgore.
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković announced a reduction in fuel prices. He also responded to questions regarding the unnoticed transport of 37,000 tons of waste in Gospić, stating he did not know how it went unnoticed.
The GOP-controlled Senate confirmed Donald Trump's former lawyer, Blanche, as the new Attorney General, a move seen as a significant win for Trump and an endorsement of a Justice Department under his influence.
Six people were hospitalized and a pool was closed at the Igali Thermal Bath after swimmers fell ill due to an excessive amount of chemicals in the water.
A 41-year-old man, previously jailed for 76 basement burglaries, was arrested again in a basement shortly after his release in June, now facing charges for 11 new break-ins.
Serbs residing in Croatia have officially become citizens of the European Union. This development grants them full rights and privileges as EU citizens.
In Slovenia, a man ignited a charcoal pile in Vodice near Ajdovščina despite a ban during a period of very high fire risk. Firefighters and police responded to the incident.
Morocco has attributed the recent influx of migrants into Ceuta to misinformation spread on social media, while European leaders, including Germany and Croatia, emphasize the need for common European efforts to address the crisis. The situation has raised questions about Spain's migration policies and Morocco's motives, with some suggesting the use of migration as a means of pressure.
Montenegrin UFC fighter Miloš Janičić has criticized authorities for making him wait weeks for permission to wear the national emblem on his equipment, contrasting it with the swift legalization of gay marriage.
The United States and Saudi Arabia conducted joint airstrikes against Iran-backed militias in Iraq, reportedly killing at least 20 people. This action followed an Iranian rocket attack, marking a new escalation in Middle East tensions.
The Catholic shrine in Medjugorje was vandalized, with its altar set on fire and a statue of the Virgin Mary defaced with black paint and a disturbing message, prompting an investigation.
A commentary piece discusses the current comedic relevance of Sacha Baron Cohen's character Ali G, noting the upcoming release of his new film, 'Who Iz I?'.
Comedian Ali Gul Pir has created a sarcastic skit to call out the relentless and often unsolicited warnings and parenting advice new parents frequently receive.
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Food and support have been delivered online from across the country to participants of the CJP protest. Actress Rupali Ganguly commented that those who took the law into their own hands were not students.
A well-preserved 2009 BMW 325d Cabrio with over 435,000 kilometers is being sold by its owner due to increasingly strict environmental regulations, despite its excellent mechanical condition.
The President of the RTS Management Board, Branislav Klanšček, directed a series of insults and criticisms at REM Council member, lawyer Rodoljub Šabić, but did not deny his statement that the continuation of... is illegal.
Adrian Veștea, President of Brașov County Council and a former prime minister nominee, has announced his support for the Liberal-Conservative Platform within the National Liberal Party (PNL), expressing confidence that many colleagues share his views.
Police in Ursynów, Warsaw, arrested two individuals suspected of robbing a 55-year-old man who had lost consciousness on the sidewalk. The man later died despite medical assistance, as the suspects stole his phone and personal belongings instead of calling for help.
Argentina secured a spot in the World Cup final after a thrilling victory over England in the semifinals, with Lionel Messi leading the team's performance. Celebrations erupted in Argentina following the win, as fans anticipate the final match against Spain.
An opinion piece reflects on the comeback of the character Ali G, questioning its relevance and humor in the current cultural landscape 24 years after its initial popularity.
Bosnian singer Emina Tufo has announced the birth of her second child, a son. She shared the news, expressing her joy and explaining her recent absence from the public eye.
Astrologers predict that July 2026 could bring new opportunities for travel, work, and personal development for individuals belonging to four specific zodiac signs.
Sacha Baron Cohen made a surprise appearance at Wimbledon as his iconic character Ali G. This unexpected showing comes amid news of a potential new movie featuring the character.
Prominent celebrities and influencers, including Hania Aamir and Sajal Ali, gathered in Lahore as global luxury beauty brands opened their first boutiques in Pakistan.
As a close ally, Türkiye is actively expanding its influence in Somalia and has played a significant role in initiating and sustaining mediation talks between the Somali government and opposition, according to security sources.
German adventurer Emanuel's journey through Africa in an old BMW 5 Series (E34) was cut short after 29,000 km when a timing belt failure stopped his expedition.
Police in Nova Gorica intervened overnight due to public disturbance, as a group of individuals repeatedly drew graffiti and played loud music near a shopping center, disturbing residents.
The tombstone of Ukrainian writer Bogdan Lepky in Krakow, Poland, was vandalized with a bronze relief stolen, prompting outrage from Kyiv which considers the act a provocation, while Polish police investigate similar metal thefts.
Rumors are circulating about a potential wedding between Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce at Madison Square Garden, with extensive preparations including large white stairs, drapes, and strict staff rules observed at the venue. Details about the event and guest contracts have also emerged.
Serbian NBA player Nikola Jović recounted a hilarious anecdote from his life in America during a podcast, which has quickly become popular on social media.
A 27-year-old rickshaw driver in Somalia has been sentenced to three years in prison for comments she made on social media criticizing the government, drawing condemnation from former leaders and rights groups.
A review of the film 'Ananthan Kaadu' criticizes its narrative, suggesting that writer Murali Gopy's extensive knowledge has resulted in a complex and potentially overwhelming viewing experience.
The US Senate passed a bipartisan resolution to limit President Trump's ability to take military action against Iran without congressional approval. President Trump strongly criticized the Senate's decision, calling it "meaningless" and accusing lawmakers of undermining his efforts with Iran.
Following its recognition of the breakaway territory, Israel secretly deployed a small contingent of forces to Somaliland earlier this year, according to a senior Somali government official.
Police officers in Otwock, Poland, arrested a 22-year-old man who was driving under the influence of narcotics and found 92 grams of mephedrone in his vehicle.
Solutions for the elective subject tests taken by eighth graders in Serbia have been published. Geography and biology were among the most popular choices for the small maturity exam.
The South Korean national football team initiated a media boycott after captain Son Heung-Min was reportedly verbally abused during an open training session. The incident, which involved voices heard in the background of a video, occurred just two days before the World Cup.
Residents of Kopljari village near Aranđelovac, who waited decades for their road to be paved before local elections, are now facing its deterioration just two months later.
A bear that had been observed for several days in the city of Utsunomiya, Japan, was captured. This marks the first documented appearance of such an animal in the area.
Thousands of Albanians have taken to the streets in protest against the government, citing corruption, inadequate healthcare, and controversial plans for a luxury resort by the Trump family.
German government officials are discussing a potential 'window of opportunity' for discussions with Russia, with information circulating about a possible high-level meeting between representatives of Merz and Putin soon.
Lithuanian government services have issued a warning to parents and schools about children and teenagers potentially being recruited by hostile state services through seemingly innocent requests that can escalate to blackmail.
Montenegrin politician Mandić and his party are accused of reversing their positions on key historical and political issues, such as the 2006 state referendum, Kosovo, and 1918 events, in an effort to attract votes.
Seven individuals have been arrested on suspicion of stealing fuel from foreign ships navigating the Danube River in the Belgrade area since August 2025.
British tourists are increasingly drawn to an underrated city on the Adriatic coast, which boasts the longest beach in the region, as millions prepare for holidays in popular Mediterranean spots.
Prime Video has officially confirmed that the second season of 'Off Campus' will center on the romance between characters Allie and Dean. Mika Abdalla and Stephen Kalyn are set to lead the series as their relationship takes center ice.
A rare okapi calf named Womble, only the second of its kind born in Chester Zoo's 94-year history, has captured the hearts of many Britons after needing keeper assistance due to its mother's inability to care for it.
Donald Trump-backed Ken Paxton secured a victory in the Texas Senate primary runoff, solidifying Trump's influence within the Republican Party. Paxton's win has raised concerns among some Republicans regarding his electability in the general election.
British tourists traveling to Mallorca this summer have received a warning from the Foreign Office about significant safety concerns, with potential fines up to 36,000 euros or eviction for non-compliance with rules.
A new United Surveys by IBRiS poll for Wirtualna Polska indicates divided public opinion on whether Przemysław Czarnek could lead Law and Justice to electoral success and become Prime Minister.
Volkswagen CEO Oliver Blume was booed by angry employees in Wolfsburg during a works council meeting as the company plans massive job cuts. The automotive giant faces a crisis and is moving forward with significant workforce reductions despite employee discontent.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić reportedly ignored an attempt by Socialist Party of Serbia Vice President Novica Tončev to engage in conversation during an event in Belo Polje, Surdulica.
An expert provides advice on how young people can manage their first stable salary to avoid it quickly depleting, emphasizing financial responsibility for expenses like rent, food, entertainment, and savings.
A gym owner in Bali, Indonesia, posted a video explaining his decision to refuse service to three Israeli tourists due to their alleged links to the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).
A new Australian series, an adaptation of a Miles Franklin novel, has achieved significant success on Netflix, earning a 100% rating from critics while viewers express some reservations.
The Italian government has formally informed Germany that it will not accept the return of a Somali girl and two irregular migrants, following Germany's announcement of its intention to repatriate several foreigners to Italy.
A new renovation method is being tested in Vilnius that could significantly accelerate the process, with one apartment building's wall insulated in just two days using factory-produced facade panels.
Ukrainian military instructors report that recruits with video game experience, particularly those proficient in challenging GTA helicopter missions, are among the most successful FPV drone operators on the front lines.
Croatia has recorded 8,832 fires and nearly 30,000 firefighter interventions by August 2026, a 75% increase from the previous year, attributed to drought and high temperatures.
A man was successfully rescued and revived on a beach in Novalja after collapsing, with rescuers performing CPR for 40 minutes to restore his pulse. The dramatic incident highlights the quick actions of those present.
Modrac Lake in Lukavac, Bosnia and Herzegovina, possesses significant tourism potential but has remained largely undeveloped for years. The Lukavac Tourist Board has organized initiatives to highlight its opportunities.
A Swiss and a Russian man were caught by citizens filming nude children with their mobile phones in Istria, Croatia. The men were exposed for their pedophilic actions.
Motorcyclists from Bosnia and Herzegovina, the region, and other European countries gathered in Goražde for the jubilee Moto Susreti, featuring a city parade, moto games, and concerts.
Six individuals were hospitalized after a significant amount of chlorine was released into a pool at the Igal Thermal Bath in Hungary on Saturday. The incident prompted an emergency response from disaster management authorities.
Students involved in a blockade in Serbia have called on citizens to participate in the preparation and control of elections by registering through their website.
Harem pants, previously associated with yoga or warm-weather vacations, are now being featured in leading fashion houses' spring-summer collections, indicating their rise as a versatile fashion trend.
Ukraine launched drone attacks on multiple Russian targets, including a Wildberries warehouse in the Vladimir region and a technological university, while Russia simultaneously attacked energy infrastructure in six Ukrainian regions. These strikes resulted in casualties and widespread power outages.
Environmentalists in Lithuania are warning the public about the dangers of invasive goldenrod species, which are often mistaken for decorative plants. These plants form dense thickets, outcompeting native flora and altering natural habitats.
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Patanjali, known for its ayurveda and consumer goods, has received approval from IRDAI to enter the insurance sector with a Rs 4,500 crore investment. This move marks a significant expansion for the company into financial services.
Sareh Javanmardi and Ali Galavi from Iran won a gold medal and set a new world record in the Mixed 10m Air Pistol SH1 (P6) event at the 2026 World Shooting Para Sport World Cup in Novi Sad, Serbia.
Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle appeared as a guest judge on a recent episode of MasterChef, breaking viewership records but receiving mixed reactions from audiences, with some viewers divided by her appearance.
Bali, a popular holiday destination, is facing a significant waste crisis exacerbated by a surge in tourism, prompting the Indonesian government to devise strategies to attract more affluent visitors.
Sacha Baron Cohen's new Ali G movie, titled 'Ali G: Who Iz I?', is set to be released in October by Amazon MGM Studios. This marks the return of the iconic character after nearly 15 years.
A passenger died on an airplane at Franjo Tuđman Airport in Zagreb before the flight could depart. Despite attempts to reanimate the individual, the passenger passed away, and the plane subsequently took off.
Sydney has launched a 'seagull patrol' to deter aggressive seagulls that frequently snatch food from people at the harbor, addressing a long-standing nuisance.
Users worldwide reported widespread outages on Meta's Facebook and Instagram platforms, experiencing issues with logging in and posting. The services were later restored after a two-hour blackout, with the cause remaining unknown.
Environmentalists in Lithuania are issuing warnings to vacationers about safe bonfire practices in nature. They emphasize that improper fire-starting could lead to significant fines.
A mobile clinic visited Mala Plana today, where the Prime Minister and a minister were present to examine citizens. The initiative aimed to provide medical services to the local community.
The Serbian Prime Minister and a minister visited Veliko Selo to examine citizens in a mobile ambulance. This event drew criticism, with some suggesting they "don't know what they're doing."
A woman and her lover have been arrested in Navi Mumbai 11 months after her husband, Ketan Agarwal, was murdered and his body dismembered, prompting his mother to appeal to the Prime Minister for justice.
Sacha Baron Cohen made a surprise appearance at Wimbledon as his iconic character Ali G, attempting to sell weed on Center Court. This revival has fueled rumors of a new film featuring the character.
Ignas Adomavičius, a representative of 'Nemuno aušros', is considering becoming a candidate for the Seimas in the snap elections for the Nalšia northern single-member constituency.
Two hikers were found alive but badly burned following deadly wildfires in southern Spain. Authorities later announced the wildfire was brought under control, allowing evacuated residents to return home.
Milijardierius Andrejus Melničenka „Forbes“ turtingiausių rusų sąraše užima aštuntą vietą. Jo turtas vertinamas 20 mlrd. JAV dolerių (apytiksliai apie 17,5 mlrd. eurų).
Hungary's public television channel M1 temporarily suspended news broadcasts, and state radio Kossuth was suspended, as part of reforms by the new government aiming to make public media independent and credible.
Lithuanian economist Marius Dubnikovas highlights a contradictory economic situation where the money supply is increasing, but real production is starting to decline. He describes the current economic news as ambiguous.
Rebel groups, including jihadists and Tuareg insurgents, launched a new wave of coordinated attacks on multiple towns and army bases across northern and central Mali. The Malian army claims the situation is under control, despite reports of rebels entering cities where Russian and government forces are present.
A Vietnamese citizen, wanted under a European Arrest Warrant for a murder committed days earlier in Greiz, Germany, has been apprehended in Warsaw, Poland.
The UK government is considering intervening in Paramount's proposed $110 billion takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery due to concerns over media ownership. This potential intervention could impact the significant merger between the two entertainment giants.
France and Oman agreed to cooperate on mine-clearing operations in the Strait of Hormuz, a move Iran stated it would not permit, while oil prices rose due to increased risk in the region. Meanwhile, conflicting reports emerged regarding a potential meeting between the US and Iran to de-escalate tensions.
Podgorica Deputy Mayor Boris Spalević and Water and Sewerage Director Aleksandar Nišavić have appealed to citizens to use water responsibly, emphasizing its critical importance during the summer period.
High-ranking officials of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), including Miloš Vučević, Ana Brnabić, and Siniša Mali, have called on citizens to attend a rally on June 27. Reports indicate that the SNS is actively preparing for the event, with quotas for attendees and bus transport organized from various regions.
An 88-year-old woman in Pyrgos, Greece, was scammed out of €20,000 and jewelry by individuals posing as accountants. This incident marks another case of fraud targeting the elderly in the area.
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Police have arrested a woman and her boyfriend for allegedly plotting the murder of her fiancé, a Pune businessman, at Lohagad fort. The investigation revealed details of a cancelled Bali trip and a missing passport as part of their scheme.
Police in Kołbiel, Mazowieckie, were astonished when they stopped a drunk driver who was found to have broken six lifetime driving bans and was operating a vehicle with a revoked license.
A Nepali mountain guide, previously presumed dead on Mount Everest, was miraculously found crawling down to a climbers' camp six days after he was last seen alive, captivating global attention.
Discussions are ongoing regarding 'Tito's Yugoslavia' in the context of culture and art, while separate reports highlight violent, far-right fan groups known for causing tragedies and instilling fear. These two topics represent distinct societal issues.
Leg cramps are common after physical exertion or mineral deficiency, but frequent occurrences, especially at night without clear cause, may signal a specific underlying health condition.
A video showing mice running between tables at a Gordon Ramsay restaurant has gone viral, shocking guests and sparking widespread discussion online. The footage raised concerns about hygiene standards at the establishment.
Mogadishu authorities reported that calm has been restored after recent violence between security forces and militias, though underlying tensions in Somalia remain high.
Pakistan's Foreign Office reiterated its clear position on the Abraham Accords, stating no policy shift, and also confirmed that 10 Pakistanis remain in the custody of Somali pirates, with contact established with the Somali government.
Citizens in Novi Sad, Serbia, have taken action to remove graffiti targeting Marija Vasić. The community effort aimed to clean up the offensive messages.
Italian music festivals like Mi Ami, Poplar, and Red Valley have established a significant presence on both national and international scenes, creating a sense of belonging among attendees.
Generali Group has introduced 'Redion,' a new global brand that unifies the activities of Europ Assistance and the Generali Employee Benefits network, focusing on assistance, health protection, and employee benefits.
A testimony from Ioannis Giannochailidis recounts the horrific execution of his priest father, who was hanged and then dismembered after the rope broke, during a historical event in the region of Megali Garali.