High schools in Denmark are implementing measures, including parent meetings and breathalyzers, to combat heavy drinking among students during the initial period of the school year.

A discussion explores the pros and cons of sleeping on balconies during hot nights when indoor temperatures remain high, considering factors like rest, insects, and noise.

The 37-year-old suspect in an attempted femicide in Innviertel, Austria, who stabbed his ex-girlfriend multiple times on Friday, had a blood alcohol level exceeding two per mille, according to the public prosecutor.

A Ukrainian man was fined 800 euros after causing a traffic accident in Žabljak, Montenegro, while driving under the influence of alcohol.

Twenty-four years after her historic win in 2002, Halle Berry remains the only Black woman to have won an Oscar for Best Actress in a leading role, sparking discussions on its impact.

A rescue operation was initiated after a sudden influx of water and debris into a tunnel at the Vishnugad-Pipalkoti hydroelectric project in Uttarakhand, India, resulting in seven fatalities.

Koncert The Prodigyja na Grbavici okupio je oko 10.000 ljudi, ali je dan poslije glavna tema postala – zabrana točenja alkohola. Na šankovima su se pr

However, the case is not entirely closed.

A Croatian tourism campaign featuring actor John Malkovich is still generating significant numbers and positive results.

U okviru projekta Music On The String večeras je održan koncertni performans "TANGO s balkona", nastavak već tradicionalnih balkonskih nastupa u Štrosmajerovoj ulici, koji muziku iz koncertnih…

Ágnes Czine has been appointed as the Deputy President of the Constitutional Court for a three-month term, filling a position that had been vacant for a long time.

Traffic police in Kotor, Montenegro, arrested four individuals overnight for multiple offenses, including driving under the influence of alcohol and refusing testing. One of the arrested was an Azerbaijani motorcyclist who failed to stop at a stop sign.

A municipal guard in Legionowo, Poland, was found to be intoxicated during a briefing after colleagues detected alcohol, confirmed by a breathalyzer test. Police are investigating the incident.

High school and university students across major Australian cities and smaller locations are participating in walkouts and protests, shunning calls to stay in school, to "stand up against the far right" in opposition to Pauline Hanson.

The German government is considering stricter regulations on alcohol consumption for 14-15 year olds, who are currently permitted to drink beer with a responsible adult.

A specific plant known for its intense scent is being recommended as an ideal, low-maintenance solution to deter mosquitoes from balconies and terraces during summer evenings.

Hungary's Constitutional Court will examine the initiative to remove Tamás Sulyok on Thursday, following a request for subsequent norm control by Fidesz-KDNP.

Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB) is evaluating the implementation of alcohol bans at additional train stations in Vienna, following existing prohibitions at Praterstern, Floridsdorf, and Westbahnhof.

The Hungarian Constitutional Court is scheduled to meet during the judicial recess to decide on the fate of its own members, provided it does not become inquorate as it did in June.

Finnish police are initiating new search operations in the Siikajoki Paavola area for Juha Valkola, who disappeared six years ago. The specific location of the searches has not been disclosed.

The city of Hvar, Croatia, has introduced a new measure prohibiting the sale of alcoholic beverages in shops between 9 PM and 6 AM. This initiative aims to improve public order, protect the environment, and preserve cultural heritage.

Bosnian Minister Helez sharply criticized Milorad Dodik and Aleksandar Vučić, stating that they attack him with labels like 'alcoholic' and 'liar' by attributing traits easily recognizable in themselves, but he will not remain silent when Bosnia and Herzegovina's sovereignty is challenged.

Albania's Road Police Director, Perlat Vatoci, announced new Road Code changes effective August 7, 2026, introducing harsher penalties for alcohol use, phone use while driving, and dangerous violations to enhance road safety.

A head-on collision between two cars on a federal road in Middle Franconia, Southern Germany, resulted in the deaths of three women. The 36-year-old male driver of one vehicle, believed to be intoxicated, survived with serious injuries.

Montenegrin police have arrested 48 drivers since the implementation of a new law, primarily for alcohol-related offenses and other serious traffic violations. Recent arrests include two drivers on the Danilovgrad-Podgorica road for cocaine possession and refusing testing, and four drivers on the Bijelo Polje-Berane road for excessive speeding.

A 36-year-old woman has been arrested near Slavonski Brod for the murder of her 71-year-old partner, reportedly having a blood alcohol level of 2 per mille at the time of the incident.

A guide for tourists outlines the varying alcohol consumption rules across Europe, noting that some countries permit public drinking while others enforce strict local regulations or prohibition zones.

Richard Acheampong, the Second Deputy Majority Whip, has refuted suggestions that newly appointed Majority Leader James Agalga could be easily intimidated by the Minority in Parliament.

GLP-1 medications like Ozempic and Wegovy are being studied for their potential beyond weight loss, specifically their ability to reduce cravings for alcohol and other addictive substances by affecting a specific brain region.

An article discusses the phenomenon of 'Generation Binge Drinking,' noting that those currently around 40 years old were part of a youth culture where heavy drinking was considered cool, and observes that this trend is fortunately changing.

Approximately 300 injury reports were filed at Smukfest on Thursday, with alcohol identified as the primary cause of guests' injuries.

Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya reportedly faces difficulties opening a bank account in Poland, according to Meduza. She states she will try again, despite the slow progress.

The article chronicles the 30-year history of Vakiopaine, a renowned bar in Jyväskylä, Finland, highlighting its significance in cultural circles and its origins as a couple's "crazy idea."

Heat pumps can efficiently cool and dehumidify homes during hot summer days, but their effectiveness depends on proper system planning and configuration.

The Austrian real estate industry is advocating for simplified regulations to make it easier to add balconies to existing buildings.

The Hungarian band Fiúk has released their new album titled 'Matrjoska!', with all songs receiving a visual accompaniment, now available on HVG.

Darius Varnas, the mayor of Ukmergė district, has denied accusations from the Žlabiai family that he smelled of alcohol, suggesting they cannot distinguish perfume from alcohol.

Police have determined that an explosion in an apartment building in Vaasa, Finland, was caused by ethanol vapors from alcohol being distilled in a bathroom. The incident highlights the dangers of illicit alcohol production.

A digital nomad and his wife were arrested in Split after causing a disturbance in a quiet street, with reports of the woman walking naked on a balcony and provoking residents.

A thief reportedly attempted to escape by climbing from a balcony onto a cherry tree.

Buyout firm Francisco Partners has agreed to acquire a majority stake in construction software maker Command Alkon Inc. from Thoma Bravo, highlighting investor interest in industry-specific software.

A man in Banja Luka recorded an exceptionally high alcohol level on a breathalyzer in the middle of the day, potentially setting a new record. Despite this, he avoided arrest even after being caught driving drunk for the fourth time.

Musician Phil Collins has disclosed his severe battle with alcoholism in recent years, stating that the addiction brought him to the brink of death and led people to say their goodbyes.

Two intoxicated and aggressive men were arrested in Mamer and Rodingen, Luxembourg, and taken into custody to sober up.

The Hungarian National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV) is introducing a four-month grace period for businesses regarding mandatory receipt data reporting, which is set to begin on September 1st, meaning no fines will be issued until the end of the year.

A 38-year-old man faces up to five years in prison for shooting at passing cars from his balcony, claiming the noise prevented his children from sleeping, causing approximately 12,000 zlotys in damage to two vehicles.

OP Bank in Finland is experiencing a disruption, resulting in some salaries and pensions not being transferred to accounts, though the bank states the fault has been located.

The Jövő Nemzedék Földje Foundation, led by János Lázár, was a significant player in the previous government's agricultural initiatives but has been forced to abandon its flagship project, impacting the Mezőhegyes Stud Farm.

Fourteen Israeli soldiers have been sentenced to military prison after participating in an unauthorized walkout from Sde Teiman. The incident led to disciplinary action by military authorities.

Two people were hospitalized in Vilnius after a balcony fire, while in Kaunas, a rabbit was rescued but a parrot died in another balcony blaze.

The receding water levels of Lake Velence in Hungary are now endangering the livelihoods of local businesses, as reports of the lake drying up have deterred many tourists.

Montenegro's parliament adopted a new Law on Weapons and Ammunition, with the opposition walking out of the session. The head of parliament stated that the adoption of this law, along with a law on local officials, was a firm assurance given to the European Commission and EU Delegation in Podgorica.

Authorities have issued guidelines for working during heatwaves, emphasizing more breaks, non-alcoholic beverages, and sun protection to mitigate health and safety risks posed by high temperatures.

Public opinion in Tampere, Finland, views alcohol home delivery as unnecessary, with substance abuse experts expressing significant concern over its potential societal impact.

Firefighters in Krk successfully rescued a dog whose leg became trapped in a glass balcony fence. The dramatic rescue operation ensured the animal's safety.

An article from the Indian Express looks back 40 years to July 31, 1986, recalling the passage of a bill amidst a walkout.

A new CBOS survey reveals a record 23% of Poles now declare themselves abstainers, a 7 percentage point increase since 2019, with health concerns being the most common reason.

The Eko istok association has reported that, according to unofficial information, a fire that spread from the vicinity of the Čukaru Peki mine towards Malkoja Golaja is suspected to have been deliberately caused.

The Spanish government has frozen the transfer of 150 million euros intended for autonomous communities to fund 3,400 public university professor contracts, in response to a walkout by PP-led regions during a meeting.

Dozens of illegal immigrants have been apprehended in Tallinn within a week, a situation linked to Belarus's organized migration movement at the Latvian border.

The Toifl winemaking family in Hadersdorf am Kamp has launched Austria's first dealcoholization plant for wine, marking an innovation in the country's wine industry.

I ti år har erklæret liberale og såkaldt nationalkonservative sloges i en grad, så ikke så få har hævdet, at det er nutidens store ideologikonflikt.

A 37-year-old man severely injured his ex-girlfriend in a knife attack in Oberösterreich after an argument. The woman was able to flee with the help of two passersby and is now out of danger.

Hollywood star Brad Pitt has reportedly resumed drinking alcohol in a controlled manner after seven years of abstinence, prompting discussion on addiction and recovery.

A biographical piece on American actor, director, and producer Ben Affleck, born August 15, 1972, detailing his struggles with depression and alcoholism and his achievements, including two Oscars.

An analysis of 'school shopping' in Finland highlights how white children are seen as individuals, while children of color are viewed as representatives of their group, influencing choices about who children grow up with.

A controversy has erupted in Sarajevo regarding the ban on alcohol sales at The Prodigy concert, with officials offering differing explanations. Public figures are calling for clarity on the decision, which was reportedly based on a police assessment.

Last year's media attention from a British newspaper, which highlighted Finland's Huuhanranta beach as the 'Saimaa Riviera,' continues to draw a significant flow of visitors to the remote swimming area in South Karelia.

Karnataka Police have cracked the Bagalkot blast case, revealing a connection to a 67 lakh debt and a blown-up SUV. The investigation has brought clarity to the incident.

An increasing number of individuals attempting to cross the border illegally have been apprehended at Tallinn port, indicating a new migrant route from Belarus extending into Estonia and Finland.

An individual was reported to have been hanging from a balcony before losing their grip, leading to an unspecified incident.

Problematic alcohol consumption in women often goes unnoticed for years, especially when it doesn't disrupt work or family duties. Research from the Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology indicates that patients seeking treatment frequently experience co-occurring depression and anxiety.

During excavation work at the foot of Mariensztat in Warsaw, archaeologists uncovered a fragment of a former tenement house facade with a balcony, which will be secured.

The Icelandic Ministry of Children and Education is now paying 5,950 ISK per square meter for its new rented office space on Kalkofnsvegur 2, a substantial increase from the 3,856 ISK per square meter paid at its previous location.

The National Co-operative Development Corporation (NCDC) bill was passed in India's Upper House, despite an Opposition walkout. The bill aims to broaden the Corporation's mandate to extend loans and grants directly to cooperative societies and other related organizations.

Increasing alcohol bans at train stations are seen as a positive step for safety, but critics argue that a comprehensive plan is needed to address the underlying societal issues affecting those impacted by the prohibitions.

Sarajevo police have issued guidelines for the Sarajevo Film Festival, including street closures from 5 PM to 2 AM, while the festival announces program highlights like 'Our Father' by Goran Stanković and a tango event.

The Indian Parliament has passed the Tribunals Reforms Bill, a legislative development that occurred amid an Opposition walkout.

Contrary to media reports, gas stations in Poland will not be exempt from nationwide night prohibition laws, but a proposal to completely ban alcohol sales at fuel points was not approved by the government or president.

Police in Šabac, Serbia, will file a misdemeanor report against a 57-year-old man found cycling with a blood alcohol level of 3.3 permille.

There is a call for Finnish decision-makers, including those in parliament, to take responsibility and participate in the country's austerity efforts to build public trust.

Alcohol sales in Russian hotels, restaurants, and catering companies decreased by nearly 43 percent year-on-year in the first half of 2026. Despite the significant drop, 8.18 million liters of alcohol were still consumed in these establishments.

A proposal to introduce a nationwide nighttime ban on alcohol sales, excluding petrol stations, is reportedly gaining support from the majority of political forces in the Polish Sejm and the presidential palace.

A drunk driver without a license attempted to make a U-turn to avoid an alcohol control check but was still apprehended, resulting in a 25-month driving ban and a 1,000 Euro fine.

Denmark's oldest band, Gnags, bid farewell to festival stages with their last ever festival concert at Smukfest, delivering a vibrant performance that showed no signs of age.

Two minors were injured after a concrete balcony slab collapsed at a villa in Rijeka, Croatia, where four teenagers were present. The building, reportedly owned by someone from Dubai, has been in disrepair for years.

The historic Gál-Turković villa in Rijeka's Pećine, known for its decay, suffered a balcony collapse on Saturday evening, highlighting its ongoing deterioration.

An expert points out that one in four alcoholics also has ADHD, a connection that is largely overlooked in current treatment approaches. Half of all individuals with ADHD develop an addiction disorder during their lifetime.

A man was admitted to the psychiatric clinic of KBC Split hospital with a record-breaking 6.2 promille blood alcohol content.

A driver in Nikšić was fined 2,000 euros for driving with a blood alcohol level of 2.30 promille, while other drivers also received significant fines for driving under the influence.

A 36-year-old woman on an electric scooter was lightly injured in a traffic accident in Koper, Slovenia, after losing control and falling. Police measured her blood alcohol level at 3 promila.

Skopje police arrested a 34-year-old man from Skopje who was driving with a blood alcohol level of 3.29 per mille and caused a collision, the Ministry announced.

Dr. Motte, the founder of Loveparade, has spoken out against the presence of intoxicated individuals in techno clubs, advocating for these spaces to be alcohol-free safe havens.

An article explains how heat pumps can effectively cool and dehumidify homes during hot days, provided the system is correctly planned and set up.

Finnish municipalities are increasingly acquiring long-term rented daycare facilities, a trend also gaining traction among well-being services areas, as the number of children sharply decreases.

Péter Geszti and Edit Ditz are reportedly developing their joint venture in a new direction, finding their collaborative creative work to be very successful.

Two refreshing non-alcoholic cocktail recipes are presented, emphasizing their quick preparation time. These drinks can be made in just a few minutes.

The District Court has declared the real estate investment company Casyr, formerly known as Gapcon, bankrupt. Oma Säästöpankki has claims of approximately 13 million euros against Casyr, which also has ties to Seinäjoen Jalkapallokerho.

A Danish DJ shares advice on proper etiquette for festival concerts, addressing questions like filming during a show and leaving if bored, to maintain a good atmosphere.

The Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) has approved Rs48 billion in funding, including Rs34.6 billion in sovereign guarantees for the Sialkot-Kharian motorway and a Rs13 billion grant for the state broadcaster PTV.

An explosion in an apartment building in Vaasa, Finland, is suspected by police to have been caused by alcohol distillation. Residents commented that the incident was not entirely unexpected.

Katy Perry headlined the Sunny Hill Festival in Pristina, delivering a spectacular show and moving a young fan to tears by singing with her on stage.

Final punishments have been doled out to Givati soldiers following a mass walkout at the Sde Teiman base, with one soldier sentenced to 20 days in military prison and removal from combat duty.

Split police have removed 199 drunk drivers from traffic over a three-day period.

Police aspirants in Karnataka, India, have alleged irregularities in a recent hiring test and staged a walkout in protest.

The IDF is launching a combat processing program for Givati soldiers, focusing on discussions with organizational consultants and mental health officers, following a mass walkout from Sde Teiman.

Serbia's Ministry of Internal Affairs announced that police interceptors sanctioned 14 drivers in less than 24 hours, including three for violent driving offenses and one for driving at 207 km/h while intoxicated.

Latvia has closed its border with Belarus, citing technical reasons for the closure. The decision impacts EU border operations in the region.

A new report emphasizes the potential dangers of mixing medication with alcohol, even in small quantities like a glass of wine, due to increased health risks.

Approximately 80 Givati soldiers are facing swift punishment after participating in a mass walkout at the Sde Teiman base, though they have since returned.

A 60-year-old scooter rider died at the scene after veering into oncoming traffic in the Rinderweidtunnel and colliding head-on with a car.

During a parliamentary session in Hungary, Magyar Péter accused Fidesz of actions similar to those they criticized Kollár Kinga for, leading to a significant walkout by the Fidesz-KDNP faction led by Bóka János.

Slovenia's Ministry of Interior will purchase 96 new breathalyzers for 770,000 euros, following a Constitutional Court decision that driver consent alone is insufficient for alcohol testing. This aims to implement stricter rules for checking driver sobriety.

A 28-year-old female driver was arrested in Makarska after refusing a drug test and subsequently disturbing public order, according to the Split-Dalmatia Police Department.

An Italian soprano performed 'Arias from the Balcony' in Sarajevo's city center, attracting a large crowd to hear operatic performances from a balcony in Štrosmajerova street.

Fast-fashion giant Shein has reportedly started selling clothes under a new brand, Musera, in a manner that obscures its connection to the criticized parent company. This strategy may reduce consumers' moral hesitation to purchase.

Disaster management advice for the heat: no alcohol, ice cream is okay, and call your grandparents!

Strosmayer Street in Sarajevo will become an open-air opera stage tonight for a unique musical performance titled 'Arias from the Balcony,' starting at 8:30 PM.

A tourist on holiday in Croatia was confused by an unusual sound coming from her balcony, with a video of the incident sparking numerous comments and becoming a hit on social media.

A business venture co-founded by Rogán-Szendrei Cecília and Sarka Kata has reported an initial loss, including a 25.7 million forint debt at the end of the year.

Hungary's Constitutional Court is set to discuss on Monday whether the parliament lawfully removed Sulyok Tamás. Additionally, they will decide on the 12-year term limit for parliamentary representatives and the termination of constitutional judges' mandates due to age limits.

A 37-year-old man severely injured his ex-girlfriend in a knife attack in Upper Austria following an argument. The victim is now out of life-threatening danger, thanks to the intervention of two passersby.

Helsingin Sanomat presents a news quiz to test readers' current affairs knowledge, including a question about the start year of Marianne chocolate production.

An analysis of election compasses, used by two out of three voters, reveals tactical party answers, difficult selections, and some peculiar results behind the recommendations.

Rita Niemi-Manninen recounts her childhood, marked by poverty and escaping her alcoholic, violent father, and the deep shame she felt about her family background even after achieving success.

Justice Minister Jung Sung-ho has requested disciplinary action against two prosecutors who stormed out of a high-profile perjury trial in protest of allegedly unfair court proceedings last year, the…

Tivat traffic police arrested four drivers for driving under the influence of alcohol, including a Swedish national with a blood alcohol level of 2.18 g/kg, after controlling 257 vehicles in 24 hours.

The Hungarian Constitutional Court held a session but has not yet made a decision on the ex-post norm control requests submitted by the Fidesz-KDNP opposition parties.

Balconies in a part of Podgorica's city center have been closed due to a foul odor caused by wastewater overflowing in front of a residential building for six months. Inspections have ordered remediation of the issue.

A four-year-old girl in Łomża, Poland, fell from a balcony but was rescued by neighbors. Her mother faces charges of endangering the child's life or health, and a family court proceeding has been initiated.

A promotional video for Croatian tourism, starring actor John Malkovich, has garnered over 17 million views, leading to positive reception and increased interest in the country.

The Christian Democrats in Sweden are reportedly seeking permission to serve alcohol at their election booth in Gustav Adolfs torg in Malmö.

A 63-year-old bus driver in Ruda Śląska, Poland, was caught drinking alcohol while on duty after a witness reported his erratic driving. He was arrested and sentenced to six months in prison.

Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB) is considering extending its alcohol ban to additional train stations in Vienna, following existing restrictions on platforms. The move comes as the company evaluates the implications of new prohibitions on alcohol consumption.

The German cabinet has approved an increase in BAföG, the federal student financial aid, for students and pupils. This decision aims to provide more financial support to those pursuing education.

A large fire involving vegetation and a dilapidated building broke out near Tapolca, Hungary, prompting firefighters from multiple cities to respond and threatening nearby forests and houses. Businesses were asked to assist with water supply.

Strosmajerova Street in Sarajevo will once again transform into an open-air concert stage on Thursday, August 13, at 8 PM, for a musical performance titled "Tango from the Balcony."

An article suggests a natural solution for summer evenings, recommending a plant whose scent repels mosquitoes and enhances outdoor spaces.

A driver in Prnjavor, Bosnia, was found to have an astonishing 4.13 permille of alcohol in his blood during increased traffic controls, with experts noting such levels are possible with developed tolerance and prolonged drinking.

Quick-thinking neighbors in Łomża saved a four-year-old girl who fell from a fifth-floor balcony by stretching out a blanket to catch her. The dramatic rescue was captured on surveillance footage.

Przed Pałacem Kultury i Nauki w Warszawie odbył się finał trasy urodzinowej TVN24. W Łomży z piątego piętra spadła czteroletnia dziewczynka.

A plant whose scent is disliked by mosquitoes but enjoyed by people is suggested as a natural solution for summer evenings on balconies.

New doctoral research reveals the significant role of Finnish trainers in helping newly independent Estonia establish its defense forces in the 1990s.

A balcony collapsed in the Pećine area of Rijeka, Croatia, injuring two minors who were on it at the time. Emergency services, including paramedics and firefighters, responded to the scene.

Ahead of the Street Parade, attendees are already gathering at Mythenquai, turning it into a campsite, while discussions focus on alcohol consumption and its effects in the anticipated 30-degree Celsius heat. Concerns are being raised about how the high temperatures might impact revelers' tolerance for alcohol.

A two-bedroom apartment spanning 61 square meters with two balconies is currently for sale in Trešnjevka, Zagreb, for €195,000.

Smukfest festival has seen a significant increase in the sale of non-alcoholic products in 2025 and 2026, a trend which is expected to continue.

A 21-year-old student, Silje Louise Lindøe, shares her story about a recent health diagnosis that prevents her from consuming alcohol, significantly impacting her social life.

An article highlights controversial statements made by Austrian politicians, including the Chancellor's remark on childcare, which have left a lasting impression on the political landscape.

Jan Eggum, the 74-year-old Norwegian musician, has revealed his struggle with alcohol, admitting he drank almost daily to dampen his anxiety.

Heat pumps can effectively cool and dehumidify homes during hot summer days, but only if the system is correctly designed and set up. Proper installation and configuration are crucial for optimal performance.

Montenegrin police have arrested three individuals from Serbia, Germany, and Kosovo. One was found in possession of marijuana, while another was driving under the influence of alcohol.

The article discusses the well-known regenerative capacity of the liver after alcohol cessation and highlights similar recovery processes in the brain, addressing neurological issues caused by alcohol.

Due to record-breaking heatwaves in Hungary, several companies are implementing unusual measures, such as distributing non-alcoholic beer, watermelons, and ice cream to their workers.

Theater Kosmos Bregenz, in co-production with the Festspiele, will premiere the award-winning play 'Under the Influence' on August 12, which explores an 'unpatriarchal intoxication' and the journey from alcohol to decision.

A fire erupted on a balcony in Palanga, Lithuania, reportedly caused by a signal flare, resulting in an estimated 25,000 euros in damages. Authorities are investigating the incident.

Anja Ljubojević, former Vice-President of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska, will be required to pay for damages to a vehicle she crashed while driving under the influence in early June.

Alko, Finland's state-owned alcohol retailer, plans to increase the number of stores open on Sundays, citing clear demand from customers which has helped balance sales throughout the week.

Research indicates that while alcohol damages the brain and reduces gray matter, recovery is possible after stopping consumption. The article explores how the brain reacts to the cessation of alcohol.

Advertisements for weight-loss drug manufacturer Novo Nordisk appeared prominently at Elixia fitness centers but were canceled after an inquiry from Helsingin Sanomat, with the chain's parent company admitting their placement in changing rooms was a mistake.

Slovak General Prosecutor Maroš Žilinka is scrutinizing the case of a mayor, Tatiana Červeňová, who could have faced detention due to 11 offenses, including two instances of drunk driving.

János Hajdu, Fidesz's security chief who is suspected of unlawful detention, has launched his own company in a sector far removed from law enforcement, though he may have gained experience in the Counter-Terrorism Centre.

Police in Aleksinac, Serbia, will file a misdemeanor report against a 46-year-old man who was caught driving a moped with a blood alcohol level of three per mille, indicating complete intoxication.

A 41-year-old drunk driver, with a blood alcohol level of 1.26 per mille, crashed into a tunnel wall on the Mühlviertler Schnellstraße in the Götschka Tunnel after a police chase but remained unharmed before being arrested.

An article reports on a problem with pigeons on a balcony, indicating a local nuisance issue.

A walkout at Sde Teiman has laid bare a growing lack of trust within the Israeli military, suggesting that nearly three years of open-ended war have made obedience increasingly conditional among personnel.

Scientists have created a smart ring capable of measuring sugar and alcohol levels through sweat on the finger, aiming to assist individuals with metabolic conditions in tracking their health.

Five vibrant and cooling non-alcoholic cocktail recipes are presented, perfect for the summer season.

Ozempic may play an important role in the fight against alcohol in the future, as according to recent research, drugs containing the active ingredient semaglutide may have beneficial effects in this area as well.

A recent CBOS survey indicates that 23 percent of Poles declare they do not drink alcohol, marking a record low. The data also highlights a growing trend among young people aged 18-24 to abstain from alcohol.

A toxicologist from a Vilnius hospital warns about three key signs that suggest it's time to stop consuming alcohol. The expert emphasizes that alcohol addiction is not a life sentence and help is available.

Sir Elton John marked 36 years of sobriety, expressing gratitude for each day free from alcohol and drugs.

An article highlights the potential dangers of combining certain medications with alcohol, advising on which drugs should be avoided when consuming alcoholic beverages due to health risks.

The drug Ozempic, primarily used to curb hunger, appears to also reduce the craving for alcohol by acting on the brain's reward system.

A fire in the vicinity of the Čukaru Peki mine has spread and is now moving towards Malkoja Golaja. Local environmental group Eko Istok reported the expansion of the blaze.

The city of Split has approved a decision to ban the sale of alcohol between 9 PM and 6 AM. This new regulation aims to curb nighttime alcohol consumption, raising questions about its impact on local nightlife and tourism.

A tourist on holiday in Croatia was surprised by an 'unusual' sound coming from her balcony, leading to humorous reactions online.

The Toifl winemaking family in Hadersdorf am Kamp has launched Austria's first dealcoholization plant for wine, marking an innovation in the country's wine industry.