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Montenegro has made further progress towards European Union membership with recent constitutional amendments, described as a 'sign of political maturity.' These changes bring the country closer to closing chapters 17 and 23 of the accession process.
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.
The Sarajevo Film Festival concluded with Sandra Wollner's 'Everytime' winning the Heart of Sarajevo for Best Film, while the event saw over 150,000 visitors and no major incidents. Various other awards were distributed, including to Serbian and Bosnian films, and a large concert by Solomun drew tens of thousands.
After ten days of entertainment, music, and atmosphere, the Summertime Madness Festival will conclude on Saturday, August 22, with a grand finale performance by Džejla Ramović on Liberation Square.
Residents in Zemun, Serbia, are alleging that the illegal construction of a catering facility under their windows is continuing despite the construction site being officially closed. They report ongoing noise, smoke, and threats related to the unauthorized building.
The organizational committee of the 'Humska must not disappear' citizens' initiative announced new protests as thousands of Niš residents are affected by the construction of a railway bypass and street closures.
The Tara Bridge in Montenegro is closing for reconstruction, with authorities stating that work cannot proceed with traffic. Local businesses express concerns about congestion on alternative routes and a decline in tourism.
Special traffic regulations, including street closures and parking bans, will be in effect in Sinj on Sunday for the 311th Sinjska Alka. Police are advising drivers to use alternative routes.
The pitch of the Asim Ferhatović Hase stadium in Bosnia and Herzegovina has been severely damaged after recent concerts, leading the NS BiH Competition Committee to ban FK Sarajevo from playing on the stadium.
The mayor of Split, Tomislav Šuta, announced that the Karepovac landfill will close its gates to surrounding towns starting tomorrow due to a lack of capacity.
Potrošnja benzina u Izraelu pala je u martu 2026. nakon početka rata s Iranom, ali je već u maju i junu snažno porasla iako su cijene goriva dosegle gotovo rekordne nivoe.
The Trump administration is reportedly drafting a ban on new Chinese data center components, including optical transceivers, citing national security concerns over potential spying and AI risks. This move is part of a broader strategy that also includes discussions about closing several diplomatic posts globally.
Rundek, Ida Prester, Lolobriđida, and Vudu Popaj are set to perform as the closing acts for Bedem Fest. These artists will bring the festival to an end with their performances.
Thousands of migrants from Morocco surged into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, leading to widespread chaos, clashes with residents and police, and a significant border crisis. The event prompted international reactions and concerns about Europe's migration policies.
The Baščaršija Nights Festival in Sarajevo will conclude with a concert titled "For Soul and Memory," celebrating the 90th anniversary of the birth of legendary sevdalinka singer Safet Isović.
Approximately 6,000 Audi workers in Germany protested against the threatened closure of a plant, fearing job losses. The demonstration highlighted concerns over the future of manufacturing jobs in the region, with workers going on strike due to an uncertain future.
The president of the Croatian Association of Entrepreneurs (UGP), Bruno Samardžić, discussed tax amendments for small businesses, the government's approach to entrepreneurs, and anti-inflation measures.
The Croatian association 'Glas poduzetnika' (Voice of Entrepreneurs) has requested data from state inspectorates and the Ministry of Finance regarding business closures due to fiscalization irregularities, seeking details on reasons, duration, and criteria.
Damir Šegota, a director at the Croatian Olympic Committee (HOO), has been arrested on suspicion of bribery and money laundering. The HOO has stated it is fully cooperating with the ongoing investigation, acknowledging the serious damage to the reputation of Croatian sports.
Adult content creators on OnlyFans claim that banks are closing their accounts without providing any explanation.
Perpetuum Jazzile, known for creating full orchestral sounds using only human voices, is set to close the Music Days festival in Herceg Novi, promising a unique blend of music and stage presence.
Predsednik Srbije Aleksandar Vučić pozvao je danas "političke protivnike" na dijalog, navodeći da je razgovor "suština demokratije".U objavi na Instagramu, Vučić je kazao da je "mnogo puta" pozivao…
H&M is continuing its strategy of store closures, with plans to shut down an additional 170 locations worldwide by 2026. This news will be unwelcome for shopping enthusiasts.
Iranska Revolucionarna garda (IRGC) zaprijetila je zatvaranjem "svih ostalih izvoznih koridora koji koriste Sjedinjenim Američkim Državama i njihovim
Montenegro has closed two additional negotiation chapters for EU membership, with Prime Minister Spajić aiming for full membership by 2028. Meanwhile, Moldova officially opened its sixth cluster of EU accession negotiations, marking further progress in its integration process.
A Lithuanian article discusses the common perception that older cars were more reliable and lists 30 used car models known for their durability and fewer breakdowns.
The Indonesian government plans to close Bantar Gebang, Asia's largest landfill, raising concerns for thousands of people who depend on waste collection for their livelihood and posing questions about future waste disposal.
One of Zagreb's busiest intersections, at Ulica kralja Zvonimira and Ulica Pavla Šubića, will close from Tuesday, July 14, for tram switch replacement, affecting tram line 7.
Montenegro is reportedly close to closing Chapter 8 on fair competition in its European Union accession negotiations, with the Ministry of European Affairs stating that clear and equal market rules benefit citizens.
A Utah boarding school where Paris Hilton alleged abuse as a teenager has lost its license, leading to its closure. This action follows investigations into claims of mistreatment at the facility.
The maternity ward in Bačka Topola will temporarily suspend deliveries from July 20 to August 3, forcing expectant mothers to travel to Subotica for childbirth during this period due to a shortage of doctors.
Public enterprise 'Putevi Srbije' announced that two lanes on the highway between Velika Plana and Požarevac will be closed on Monday, July 6, from 9 AM to 2 PM due to ongoing roadworks.
Ireland has officially taken over the presidency of the Council of the European Union, with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy arriving in Dublin for the launch ceremony. The presidency will focus on key EU priorities, including security and economic stability.
Constitutional amendments are a direct prerequisite for Montenegro to close one of the most crucial chapters in its negotiations with Brussels, with delays raising concerns about the predictability of the country's EU accession process.
Volkswagen is reportedly considering cutting up to 100,000 jobs and closing four German factories amid increased competition from China and tariff pressures. This potential restructuring has sparked concern among employees and in Germany.
Denmark is reportedly closing its borders to military-aged Ukrainian men and amending its laws to prevent them from evading mobilization. This move aims to address concerns about draft evasion among Ukrainian citizens.
The Serbian government is facing criticism regarding its approach to European integration, with some suggesting it is hindering progress. Additionally, there are claims that the ruling SNS party experienced a setback, indicating President Vučić may no longer be able to declare an election victory early in the evening.
A fire at the Uborak landfill near Mostar has reignited, leading to the evacuation of nearby residents due to black smoke and potential health risks. The mayor has stated the fire was deliberately set and has elements of terrorism.
Montenegro's Interior Minister Danilo Šaranović met with European Parliament member Marjan Šarec in Brussels to discuss reforms in the security sector, the fight against organized crime, and the importance of a resilient security sector for closing EU accession chapters 23 and 24.
Miners in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina are warning that there is no clear plan for mine closures, even as the green transition approaches, raising concerns about the future of the energy sector.
Belgrade is bracing for simultaneous traffic disruptions as three major infrastructure projects—the closing of Despot Stefan Boulevard, tunnel digging, and bridge reconstruction—are set to begin.
Ahead of the INmusic festival from June 22-24 at Jarun, the area will be closed to cars, and ZET public transport will operate daily from noon until dawn to accommodate the expected increase in passengers.
The 'Dis_placement' exhibition will feature a discussion with Dimitrije Kokanov, Emilija Đorđević (KOIKOI), and Selena Orb on Friday, with the exhibition closing on Saturday. This event serves as a concluding program for the art display.
The Nišville Jazz Festival announced that this year's event will be extended by one day, now lasting four days instead of the originally planned three, to include performances by local rock bands.
The European Union has officially launched accession negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova, opening the first cluster of chapters for both countries. This marks a significant step in their path towards EU membership, with officials from both nations expressing commitment to the process.
The European Union officially launched accession negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova, marking a significant step in their path towards full membership. This development comes as Montenegro also closes two more chapters in its own EU accession process.
Wizz Air may close its base in Belgrade, Serbia, potentially leading to higher flight prices and reduced international travel options for tens of thousands of passengers from Belgrade and Niš.
Geneva is bracing for massive anti-G7 protests, with up to 50,000 demonstrators expected ahead of the summit in France. Businesses in downtown Geneva are boarding up their windows, and security measures are being drastically tightened to manage potential unrest.
The European Union has officially agreed to launch membership negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova, with talks set to begin on Monday. This decision marks a significant step in the two countries' aspirations to join the bloc.
The head of Montenegro's Constitutional Court, Snežana Armenko, and judges met with Liliana Tangi, co-rapporteur of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, to discuss the court's work and the conditions for closing Chapters 23 and 24 in EU accession talks.
Ubisoft has announced the closure of its studio in Belgrade, resulting in the layoff of over 100 employees. The decision marks a significant change for the gaming company's operations in the region.
A declaration to close the Office of the High Representative (OHR) in Bosnia and Herzegovina has been sent to the Constitutional Court of Republika Srpska. This action follows a veto by Bosnian representatives, escalating the dispute over the OHR's future.
The potential closure of Wizz Air's base in Belgrade could lead to a reduction in flights and an increase in ticket prices. This development is expected to have significant consequences for air travel in the region.
The European Commission is planning to promote the bloc's technological sovereignty and has approved subsidies for renewable energy production in Italy. Meanwhile, airline CEOs warn that EU plans to expand carbon costs will lead to increased airfares.
Iraq and Syria have announced the temporary closure of their airspace. The reason for the closure was not immediately specified but is likely related to regional security concerns.
The US administration's agreement with Milorad Dodik is proving strategically questionable as Dodik openly violates the terms, while Washington appears to turn a blind eye to his actions.
The Božaj–Airport road will be closed from 7 PM to 9 PM due to an upcoming summit. Authorities have also noted that Serbian citizens previously banned from entering the country were involved in an incident.
Slavonska Avenija and the underpass near Vjesnik in Zagreb will be closed from Thursday morning to Sunday evening for the safe removal of the northern part of a skyscraper.
Romanian authorities have confirmed that a Russian-made Geran-2 drone struck an apartment block in Galați, presenting technical details and evidence that match other Russian drone remnants. President Nicușor Dan stated that Russia is solely responsible for the incident, despite earlier suggestions that the drone might have been diverted by Ukrainian defenses.
Domestic violence remains a significant problem in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with society often turning a blind eye and an increasing number of victims, primarily women, withdrawing their reports due to fear, children, and economic insecurity.
The demolition of the Vjesnik skyscraper in Zagreb is progressing, with the 15th floor disappearing. The 'cutting' method for the fire-damaged floor is expected to last until next Wednesday, followed by 'nibbling' of remaining floors, potentially leading to a new underpass closure.
Milorad Dodik, leader of the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats (SNSD), stated that a joint text by former High Representatives Carl Bildt and Wolfgang Petritsch regarding the closure of the Office of the High Representative (OHR) in Bosnia and Herzegovina is a hidden agenda. He also announced a dispute with the EU over alleged violations of the SAA.
Boris Mugoša, president of the European Alliance parliamentary club, stated that the majority in the Assembly has, for the fourth time in three years, consciously obstructed the formation of the Fiscal Council, which is a concrete measure for closing a negotiating chapter.
The National Assembly of Republika Srpska (NSRS) debated and called for the closure of the Office of the High Representative (OHR) in Bosnia and Herzegovina. This occurred as a memorandum on the protection of the state of BiH was signed.
A US State Department report indicates a shift in American policy towards the Western Balkans, moving away from state-building efforts to focus on fostering useful partnerships that advance US interests. This new approach emphasizes cooperation with countries like Serbia and the integration of Montenegro and Albania.
Ćamil Duraković, the Vice President of Republika Srpska from the Bosniak people, today submitted a declaration rejecting the unilateral and politically motivated unconditional closure of the Office of the High Representative (OHR).
Montenegro has a chance to close negotiation chapters with the European Union by the end of the year, though success depends on various factors. Officials indicate that this opportunity is significant for the country's EU accession process.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has provided a grant of €2.64 million to Serbia for the closure of unsanitary landfills in Pirot, Sremska Mitrovica, and Valjevo. This funding aims to improve waste management in these areas.
Opposition councilors in Serbia were reportedly interrogated by police to prevent them from attending the closing ceremony of the Nušićijada festival. Jovićević of the NLS party stated that police legitimized the councilors.
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 sudden reopening of Emperor's Bridge (Carev Most) in Sarajevo to traffic and pedestrians has sparked public attention, with the Federal Ministry overturning the initial decision after a complaint.
The concert 'Paštrovske impresije – među kamenom i morem' featuring Žana Lekić, Petra Lekić, and Vladana Perović, will conclude the music program of the 40th Grad Teatar festival on August 16th.
The Teodosij Spasov Wine Trio concert is scheduled to close the Wild Beauty Art festival on August 15 at Macan poljana.
Typhoon Dolphin caused injuries and disruption in Japan's Okinawa before heading towards China, prompting port closures and flight cancellations as the country prepared for its arrival.
Split-Dalmatia police have issued a warning about road closures in anticipation of the pilgrimage to Sinj for the Feast of the Assumption.
Workers at Nova Željezara Zenica are demanding severance pay by August 10 and have announced protests and factory closures if their demands are not met.
The US State Department has announced the closure of five consulates and diplomatic missions across Asia, Africa, North America, and the Caribbean, a move that has drawn criticism for potentially strengthening China's influence.
Latvian Eurovision singer Atvara has sparked a wave of reactions on social media following a xenophobic comment about Muslim immigrants on Instagram, made in response to a post by an Israeli influencer.
The U.S. State Department is reportedly planning to close several consulates in strategic allied nations, including Canada, Japan, and Indonesia. Sources indicate that five overseas posts will be quietly shut down.
Preparations are in full swing for the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival, with the main screen erected and various awards announced for the 'Films for Future' project. The festival will close with a restored version of Danis Tanović's Oscar-winning film 'No Man's Land'.
Iran claimed to have shot down drones targeting vital and military sites in Kuwait and struck two tankers attempting to cross the Strait of Hormuz under US escort, escalating tensions in the region.
The Baščaršijske Noći Festival will conclude tonight with a concert dedicated to the 90th anniversary of Safet Isović's birth, featuring renowned sevdah performers to preserve the genre's significance.
A news crew from Dnevnik Nove TV was attacked with stones while reporting on the sealing of illegal apartments in Vir, Croatia. The incident occurred as inspectors were closing down the unauthorized properties.
Local business owners and a political initiative committee in Montenegro are expressing serious concern and requesting a delay in the planned full closure of the Đurđevića Tara Bridge from August 10 to late October for reconstruction, citing negative impacts on tourism and daily commuters.
Ella Jovanović, who suffered life-threatening injuries and lost a leg in a tram accident in Sarajevo on February 12, has successfully completed her rehabilitation in Zagreb.
Wizz Air is set to open a new base in Pristina, while simultaneously considering the closure of its operations in Belgrade. This strategic shift could impact air travel in the Western Balkans.
H&M has issued a response to inquiries regarding whether the company plans to close any of its stores in Croatia.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić invited political opponents to a dialogue, but opposition parties largely rejected the offer, calling it disingenuous and an attempt to undermine them.
Podvožnjak Slavonske i Zagrebačke avenije ispod Savske ceste ponovno će biti zatvoren za sav promet u smjeru istoka od subote poslijepodne do ranih jutarnjih sati u ponedjeljak.
Vadym Iermolaiev says he has evidence that he suspects the bomb attack had direct links to active agents of the Ukrainian secret services and acted with the knowledge of the agency's management.
Hungarian Defense Minister Romulusz Ruszin-Szendi announced that Hungary is 'closing its doors' to Russia and increasingly aligning with its allies, speaking at the Budapest Conference on Energy and Security.
Hungary's Defense Minister has stated that the country is 'shutting the door on the Russians.' This declaration signals a significant shift in Hungary's stance towards Russia.
A crucial intersection in Zagreb, Kralja Zvonimira and Šubićeva streets, is set to close for modernization of its tram infrastructure starting July 14, following earlier work on Kralja Zvonimira Street.
Montenegro's Minister of Ecology, Damjan Ćulafić, stated that the country is likely to close Chapter 27 – Environment and Climate Change – by the end of the year, identifying administrative capacities as the biggest challenge in this area.
Croatia reportedly fears Montenegrin transporters due to significantly lower prices, with ongoing negotiations aimed at reaching an agreement before an intergovernmental conference.
The Zagreb City Assembly is concluding its season, with Mayor Tomašević announcing a decision on protecting facades from graffiti. A representative criticized Tomašević, stating a large Zagreb neighborhood looks like a 'horror' due to unresolved issues.
Zagreb is experiencing significant traffic congestion and chaos around controversial construction sites, particularly near Zvonimirova where fences have been erected. An expert stated that such a situation with closed construction sites is unprecedented in their 26 years of work.
Inspectors from the State Inspectorate have closed three construction sites in Zagreb, including one at the intersection of Savska Cesta and Ulica Grada Vukovara, where cars had previously driven onto tram tracks due to temporary traffic regulation. An expert expressed surprise at the closures.
Construction work on the Ostružnica Loop will lead to the closure of the Obrenovac exit starting Monday, July 6. Drivers are advised to plan alternative routes due to these roadworks.
The Spanish siesta, often stereotyped as a sign of laziness, is explained as a historical adaptation to the country's hot climate and former way of life, though paradoxically, fewer people practice it today.
The mayor of Belgrade announced the complete closure of Pariskа Street to vehicular traffic, a decision that has drawn criticism from citizens who feel their streets are being taken for pedestrian zones without alternative solutions.
Following a series of closures, a new hospitality establishment is set to open in the former Marelica Art Latte café space on Petrinjska Street in Zagreb.
Several streets in Belgrade will be closed to traffic from June 26 to June 29 due to an upcoming SNS rally. These closures will impact traffic flow in the city center for several days.
Members of the Serbian delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) discussed the resolution on Serbia, which includes observations on election irregularities, media freedom, and the judiciary.
A severe heatwave continues to grip Europe, causing widespread disruption and leading to significant power outages in countries like France. The extreme temperatures have prompted emergency measures and affected daily life across the continent.
Despite Iran's announcement of closing the Strait of Hormuz, shipping traffic, particularly of oil tankers, continues to flow through the vital waterway. The international community is closely monitoring the situation.
The United States and Iran have concluded their first round of high-level talks in Switzerland, with mediating countries emphasizing encouraging progress and a constructive atmosphere. Mediators Qatar and Pakistan stated that a roadmap for peace has been agreed upon, and a blockade in the Strait of Hormuz was lifted with assets to be returned to Iran.
An engineer for N1 explains how to avoid traffic chaos in Belgrade as three major infrastructure projects are set to simultaneously burden the city's traffic network. These projects include the closure of Despot Stefan Boulevard, tunnel construction, and bridge reconstruction.
Montenegro is making significant progress on its EU accession chapters, with Chapter 14 (Transport Policy) deemed ready for closing. Chapter 19 (Social Policy and Employment) is also in its final phase and is expected to be provisionally closed soon.
The Constitutional Court of Republika Srpska has rejected a request from the Bosniak Club, ruling that the declaration on closing the OHR is a political stance and does not violate vital national interests.
Due to ongoing works connecting the Miloš Veliki highway and the Morava Corridor, the Preljina (Čačak-sever) intersection will be closed for the next ten days, weather permitting, preventing access to and from the Miloš Veliki highway.
Ervin Ibrahimović, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Montenegro, stated that the temporary closure of negotiating chapters 2 (Freedom of Movement for Workers) and 28 (Consumer and Health Protection) confirms Montenegro's decisive progress towards EU membership.
Swiss voters have rejected a right-wing initiative aimed at capping the country's population at 10 million, with approximately 55% voting against the proposal. The initiative, driven by concerns over immigration and its impact on infrastructure, failed to gain majority support.
Spirić of the SSP party has raised questions regarding the potential planned closure of the Simpo chair factory in Surdulica, seeking clarification on the factory's future.
A popular local brand on Kalelarga, a main street in Zadar, Croatia, is closing its doors, marking another departure from the historic shopping area.
Major roadworks are set to commence in Zagreb on June 13, affecting road, tram, and utility infrastructure, which will lead to temporary traffic regulation and the closure of a section of Vukovarska Street.
The American Snackzilla store in Zagreb, which opened last year, has announced its closure, with all items currently discounted by 50%.
Swedish Justice Minister Strömmer stated that there are members within the ruling majority who are hesitant about the proposed legal bill. This indicates that Sweden will not proceed with measures to 'close' 13-year-olds.
A traffic engineer in Belgrade, Zoran Rubinjoni, stated that the announced closure of Despot Stefan Boulevard for tunnel construction must be accompanied by strengthened public transport and improved 'BG voz' operations.
Belgrade's Despot Stefan Boulevard will be closed for two years starting in August to facilitate the construction of a new tunnel. This closure will significantly impact traffic in the area.
The European Union has imposed sanctions on Iran for the first time, citing the country's actions to restrict maritime traffic in the Strait of Hormuz. This move comes after a meeting in Nicosia where freedom of navigation sanctions were discussed.
Nenad Blagojević, a tourist guide and editor of the 'Priče sa dušom' portal, stressed the importance of ensuring the safety of guides and tourists from gang attacks at Kalemegdan, suggesting it is more critical than night closures.
The renowned Václav Havel Library in Prague is reportedly on the brink of closing down, raising concerns about the future of the institution.
Pop star Dua Lipa has released the first photos from her private wedding ceremony with Callum Turner. The images offer a glimpse into the intimate event, which had been a subject of speculation.
According to Marca, Croatian international footballer Gvardiol is not closing the door on potential transfers to Spanish giants Real Madrid and Barcelona.
Sredinom naredne sedmice Bosna i Hercegovina bi mogla dobiti novog visokog predstavnika. Istovremeno, sve su glasniji pozivi na zatvaranje Ureda visok
A Russian drone crashed in Romania, prompting NATO to label it as Russian and call for strengthened air defenses. The incident has raised concerns across Europe, with some officials describing it as a serious and irresponsible escalation.
Kosovo authorities have resumed closing Serbian institutions, targeting Serbian Railways facilities in the north, marking the first day of the election campaign. This action follows a long pause in such closures.
Temporary traffic disruptions and the closure of Porto Montenegro have been announced in Tivat, Montenegro. The operational team recommended that passengers arrive early at Tivat Airport due to potential delays and special traffic regimes, with ferry services also affected.
The National Assembly of Republika Srpska has adopted a declaration demanding the immediate closure of the Office of the High Representative (OHR) in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The declaration calls on the UN Security Council to urgently abolish the function of the High Representative.
Following a debate in the National Assembly of Republika Srpska, a new declaration on closing the Office of the High Representative (OHR) in Bosnia and Herzegovina has been proposed, with minor changes from the previous version.
The National Assembly of Republika Srpska is considering a declaration to close the Office of the High Representative (OHR) in Bosnia and Herzegovina, a proposal made by Assembly President Nenad Stevandić. An incident occurred during the debate on this matter.
High Representative Christian Schmidt and former US Ambassador to BiH, Eric Nelson, have made claims regarding Bosnian officials discussing the division of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Bakir Izetbegović and Nermin Nikšić have strongly denied these allegations, with Izetbegović demanding proof for the accusations.
Calls have been made for the urgent closure of the Niš city landfill, which is being described as an "ecological bomb." Concerns are also being raised about the potential construction of a new waste facility.
Alice Weidel, leader of Germany's far-right AfD party, has outlined plans for Germany to exit the Eurozone and Schengen area, and close its borders if her party comes to power.
Wildfires continue to devastate large areas across Serbia and the broader Balkan region, prompting international assistance from countries like Romania and the EU. Firefighters are battling extensive blazes, with some areas experiencing weeks of continuous fires.
Glumica i voditeljica ceremonije zatvaranja 32. Sarajevo Film Festivala Helena Vuković večeras je na crvenom tepihu pozirala u kreaciji koja odiše elegancijom.
Uncertainty surrounds the new Gradiška border crossing as its operating permit has expired, with no clear decision from the Council of Ministers on its continued operation or the closure of the old crossing. Despite the expiration, the Indirect Taxation Authority of BiH stated the new crossing would continue to function.
An eruption of Mount Etna has caused significant disruption in Sicily, leading to the closure of Catania's airport due to volcanic ash. The closure has resulted in hundreds of flight cancellations and left thousands of travelers stranded during a peak holiday week.
Traffic between Žabljak and Mojkovac will be affected by the closure of the Đurđevića Tara bridge, though a critical section of the road has recently been repaired to improve safety.
The US State Department has informed Congress of its plans to close five consulates and missions in Canada, Grenada, Japan, Indonesia, and Cameroon, citing cost savings.
Srđan Mandić, Mayor of Sarajevo's Centar Municipality, has publicly criticized Adnan Džemidžić regarding the closure of Koševo stadium and questioned whether an inspection would be sent to FK Borac.
Donald Trump responded to Ukrainian President Zelensky's appeal for additional military aid by stating the US also needs missiles. He also suggested Anthony Fauci should be prosecuted over a Covid hearing and criticized various allies and political figures.
Kuwaiti authorities have ordered the closure of the country's only Iranian school, revoking its operating license. The reasons for the closure were not specified.
Amid severe heatwaves, record-low water levels in the Danube River have exposed the remains of sunken Nazi warships in Serbia, while also revealing important historical parts of Budapest.
Canadian company Magna is set to close its plant in Aleksinac, Serbia, resulting in 850 workers losing their jobs. The National Employment Service (NPS) confirmed the closure.
Croatian highways are experiencing massive traffic jams and long queues in both directions, with columns stretching up to 12 kilometers near Lučko. An accident in a tunnel on the A1 motorway has further exacerbated the congestion, leading to intermittent tunnel closures and problems near Sv. Rok.
Tens of thousands of migrants crossed from Morocco into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, leading to a crisis that Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez condemned as a 'violation of Spain's territorial integrity'. The influx resulted in at least 18 deaths and prompted international concern.
The citizens' association 'Da (Ne) Dišemo Duboko' announced today that it has submitted a request to the Ministry of Environmental Protection to allow it to participate in all procedures related to the closure, remediation, recultivation, and thirty-year management of the 'Duboko' landfill.
The Svetice swimming pool complex in Zagreb has been temporarily closed after its engine room flooded, affecting three pool systems.
The Cinehill festival is closing its doors, offering a final opportunity to view award-winning films, alongside special programming featuring Krešo Golik and a sports segment.
Rougemarin Bistro, a popular restaurant in Zagreb, is closing its current location after 15 years and will move to a new spot in the city center, introducing a new concept in October.
Astrological predictions suggest that certain zodiac signs are entering a period of significant life changes, with one sign potentially making a long-delayed decision. This period is also highlighted as an opportune time for two signs to purchase a house or car.
Keir Starmer officially resigned as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, expressing pride in his two years in office and wishing his successor, Andy Burnham, the best. He stated that the UK is now "stronger and fairer" as he departed Downing Street.
Zagreb's public transport company, ZET, announced temporary changes to several bus routes over the weekend and starting Monday, due to ongoing roadworks and street closures in the city.
H&M is continuing to reduce its number of physical stores as it pivots towards online sales. This strategic shift reflects a broader trend in retail towards e-commerce and digital platforms.
Democrat MP Anđela Vojinović stated that the temporary closure of two more negotiation chapters confirms Montenegro's concrete results on its path to the European Union, asserting that European integration is no longer a tool for political interests.
European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos expressed outrage over a Serbian minister's statement suggesting Kosovo should have been ethnically cleansed, emphasizing zero tolerance for such remarks in Europe.
Public transport routes have been altered and streets closed in certain parts of Belgrade due to reconstruction work within the protective zone of the water supply network in Vračar.
Tensions between the United States and Iran have escalated, leading to renewed exchanges and concerns about regional conflict. This has resulted in slower traffic and increased safety risks in the Strait of Hormuz.
Montenegro is set to close two more chapters in its negotiations for European Union membership. Albania will close three chapters, while Ukraine and Moldova will open Cluster six in their respective negotiations.
Germany is set to purchase Tomahawk missiles from the United States, a move aimed at bolstering Berlin's long-range strike capabilities. This acquisition comes amidst broader discussions about military procurement and regional conflicts.
Božidar Adžija, a Croatian lawyer and writer, is remembered as a prominent Marxist thinker during the interwar period, having been imprisoned in Karađorđević's Yugoslavia and killed by the Ustaše.
Hervis, a sports retailer, has issued an important announcement to its customers, stating that all of its stores in Croatia will be closing this Saturday.
Montenegro's parliament has voted to initiate procedures for amending the Constitution, a crucial step for closing Chapter 23 in its EU accession negotiations. This decision has been welcomed as encouraging news for the country's European integration path.
Actor Frankie Muniz and his wife Paige Price have announced their separation after six years of marriage. Muniz stated they are closing one chapter with gratitude.
Reports indicate that Xbox is planning layoffs, including the closure of Arkane Studios and the cancellation of the nearly complete game 'Marvel's Blade'. This move suggests significant restructuring within Xbox's gaming division.
Researchers have discovered the mechanism that allows the Venus flytrap, a carnivorous plant native to the Carolinas, to snap shut quickly. The plant thrives in nutrient-poor soil and uses its rapid closure to catch insects.
The Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) is preparing for a 'people's gathering' rally on Saturday, where political goals and a new platform will be presented. The decision to close key central Belgrade arteries for the event has drawn criticism and public reaction.
Montenegro's Interior Minister Danilo Šaranović met with EU Commissioners Marta Kos and Magnus Bruner in Brussels to discuss the fulfillment of final benchmarks for Chapter 24 of EU accession.
A 'flesh-eating' bacteria is spreading along the Mediterranean coasts, leading to the closure of several beaches. This alarming development has prompted concerns about public health in the region.
Europe is experiencing extreme heat with temperatures reaching 40 degrees Celsius, leading to dozens of fatalities and widespread closures. Temperatures are not expected to drop until the end of the week.
An environmental NGO, 'Eko Akcija', has issued a strong warning regarding the ongoing fire at the Uborak landfill near Mostar, highlighting the dangers of toxic smoke and urgently calling for the evacuation of children and pregnant women from the affected area.
The Strait of Hormuz was reportedly closed by Iran, leading to continued uncertainty for maritime traffic and accusations from Germany that President Trump was responsible. This development occurred as US-Iran talks were set to begin and Israel conducted strikes in Lebanon, further escalating regional tensions.
Donald Trump has threatened to impose a US levy on passage through the Strait of Hormuz if negotiations with Iran fail, a move that could impact global oil trade. This threat comes as Iran reportedly re-closed the strait and tensions remain high regarding a potential US-Iran deal.
The 73rd Pula Film Festival, themed 'The Universe Within Us', will take place from July 9 to 16, featuring Nenad Pavlović's 'Izlet' in competition and a tribute to Vinko Brešan's comedy 'How the War Started on My Island' at its closing.
Half of Bulevar umetnosti in New Belgrade will be completely closed from tomorrow until Saturday, June 20, due to ongoing roadworks, specifically the section from Bulevar Zorana Đinđića to Bulevar Mihajla Pupina.
The Preljina toll station will be closed for the next ten days, weather permitting, due to ongoing works to connect the Miloš Veliki highway and the Morava Corridor.
A section of Bulevar despota Stefana in Belgrade, from number 109 to the Police Administration, is scheduled to close around August 15th for the construction of a traffic tunnel.
Montenegro is set to close two negotiation chapters on workers' rights and consumer protection at an Intergovernmental Conference in Luxembourg, marking a new step towards its European Union membership.
The United States and Iran are reportedly close to signing a deal that would address Iran's nuclear program, sanctions, and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. However, Iranian hardliners are protesting the emerging agreement, warning against a loss of influence over the vital waterway.
When doors fail to close properly or even open on their own, the issue often lies with the hinges. This common problem is typically due to wear and tear or misalignment of a key component, rather than requiring a major repair.
The Preljina toll station in Serbia will be closed from June 16 to June 26 to facilitate the final works connecting the 'Miloš Veliki' and 'Moravski koridor' highways, weather permitting.
Significant changes are coming to eastern Zagreb as the renovation of the Ljudevita Posavskog overpass, a crucial traffic corridor for Sesvete, is set to begin on Saturday, June 13, affecting five ZET bus lines.
Citizens and experts are expressing concern over the proposed closure of Boulevard Despota Stefana and the construction of a tunnel, citing issues such as the need to walk over half a kilometer to reach a pedestrian crossing. The plan has sparked public debate regarding urban planning and accessibility.
A section of Despot Stefan Boulevard in Belgrade is scheduled to close for two years to facilitate the construction of a large road tunnel, impacting local traffic.
Gorčević announced that Montenegro anticipates closing two negotiation chapters next week, expressing confidence that the remaining 19 chapters can be concluded by the end of the year as reform activities near completion.
A court in Berlin has overturned the decision to close Görlitzer Park at night with a fence, following protests from citizens.
One of the busiest border crossings between Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina near Gradiška could be closed next week due to administrative reasons, pending the signing of a new interstate agreement on border crossings.
Spanish hotel chain Meliá announced it will close 15 of its 34 hotels in Cuba, a significant blow to the island's struggling tourism sector. The closures are attributed to economic challenges and geopolitical tensions impacting the industry.
A question regarding the purpose of the zipper compartment inside suitcases has gone viral on social media. The answer, which is quite simple, has prompted many to examine their own luggage.
The custody dispute between Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt is nearing its conclusion as their twins, Vivienne and Knox Jolie-Pitt, approach their 18th birthday on July 12, marking the end of the remaining custody agreement.
The Hervis sports equipment chain is closing numerous stores in Dalmatia, Croatia, with an announcement indicating the end of its physical retail presence in the region.
Tensions between the United States and Iran have escalated following Iran's interception of a US drone near Bushehr and a naval standoff at sea. This comes as the US also implements new travel measures and drone bans related to the upcoming World Cup.
The Government of Montenegro has adopted draft laws on chemicals and environmental noise protection, and Minister Damjan Ćulafić stated that the temporary closure of EU Chapter 27 is becoming increasingly realistic.
Montenegrin official Nikolić stated that the government's announcement about closing two EU negotiation chapters is unlikely to materialize, with the process now expected to extend into 2027.
Saša Tkalčević, the winner of the first Croatian Big Brother, announced he is closing everything in two weeks to move from Stockholm to a smaller Swedish town, prioritizing nature and a different lifestyle.
Rijeka temporarily closes Kobučarićev Square due to the risk of collapse of an underground private garage, prioritizing public safety.
Bosnian singer Fuad Backović Deen is scheduled to perform at Dom mladih in Sarajevo on June 20, marking the closing of the Kvirhana festival.
The National Assembly of Republika Srpska (NSRS) is scheduled to discuss a declaration for the closure of the OHR, with threats of a complete state blockade if the Bonn powers remain. Additionally, the assembly will consider a proposal for RS to borrow from Saudi Arabia.