Dr. Goran Radojević from Mitrovica KBC reported that Nenad Rašković, who was reportedly beaten in Dren village near Zubin Potok, is in stable condition and admitted to the intensive care unit.

The Trump administration's Department of Justice has implemented a policy making it easier for presidents and their advisors to keep communications hidden, arguing that privacy is essential for decision-making.

As AirBaltic reduces some flight routes, the Lithuanian Prime Minister has emphasized the importance of maintaining air connectivity, especially ahead of the country's EU presidency. The government aims to preserve the number of flight destinations despite the airline's changes.

The Olomouc regional government in the Czech Republic plans to invest in three new ambulance stations in the Jeseník region. This initiative aims to address issues where some ambulances are operating at the legal limit for response times.

Lithuanian soldiers from the KASP Vyčio apygardos 5th District's 506th Infantry Company participated in field tactical exercises with the Latvian National Guard's 56th Battalion in Jēkabpils, Latvia, on August 8-9.

Following a reduction in the initial down payment requirement for first-time home loans in August, some residents have already taken advantage, though banks are advising caution and note it's too early to assess the full impact on interest.

The minister has proposed increasing pensions by at least 10% next year, suggesting that the surplus from the 'Sodra' social insurance fund could be used for this purpose.

A man in Klaipėda, Lithuania, reportedly kicked a woman, threatened to smash cafe windows, and attacked staff during a conflict on Sunday evening.

Repair work continues on Liepojos Street in Klaipėda, with old asphalt pavement being milled from the Summer Stage to Klaipėda University Hospital.

Klaipėda Mayor Arvydas Vaitkus announced that the value of public and private projects currently being implemented in the city exceeds €1 billion. More than 200 projects are underway simultaneously, covering new districts, infrastructure, and public spaces.

Protests against the Albanian government and Prime Minister Edi Rama have continued for over 70 days in Tirana and other cities, with citizens demanding his resignation and an end to corruption. Demonstrators are calling for a revolution and systemic change, with some also protesting local administrative reforms.

OpenAI has reached a $3.2 million settlement with the Department of Justice over allegations that the AI company favored foreign workers over American citizens in its hiring practices.

Latvian company MikroTik has made a significant donation to Riga Technical University (RTU), highlighting the importance of employer investment in research and collaboration with higher education for the country's economic growth. This initiative aims to strengthen knowledge and innovation transfer to entrepreneurship.

During World Breastfeeding Week, discussions focus on the numerous benefits of breastfeeding for both mother and child, and whether medication necessitates its interruption. Mother's milk adapts to the child's needs, supporting growth and development.

The renovated Technorama store has opened its doors in Klaipėda, marking 25 years of history and a new approach to home appliances. The opening celebrates a quarter-century of trust across three generations of customers.

A German dry cargo ship, 'Emil,' was severely damaged in the Black Sea during a Russian missile and drone attack, which also damaged a Puma warehouse and destroyed a Liqui Moly warehouse in Ukraine.

An appeal has been launched in Latvia for donations to assist families with the financial burden of preparing children for the new school year, covering costs for school bags, supplies, and clothing.

Kragujevac's water supply remains stable, with city officials and the public utility company 'Vodovod' confirming that the Gruža and Vodojaza accumulations are fuller than last summer. This ensures a reliable water supply for the city.

A bottlenose dolphin named Fraggle was observed carrying her dead calf on the surface of the Indian Ocean for six days, refusing to let it sink. Scientists describe this as a rare and moving event, with her group accompanying her throughout.

Vilnius city municipality company 'Susisiekimo paslaugos' (Judu brand) is urging residents to be vigilant as scammers are using its name to create fake QR codes and send deceptive SMS messages.

Despite China and Russia being long-standing US rivals, FBI Director Kash Patel claims to have established new law enforcement partnerships with both countries over the past year.

A fetus suffering from a malformation successfully underwent surgery while still in the womb, resulting in the baby being born healthy. The parents have shared their story of this groundbreaking medical procedure.

OpenAI has paid $3.2 million to settle claims of hiring discrimination brought by the Department of Justice.

Attorneys representing a former Olympian, who is charged with damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, allege that the Justice Department under the Trump administration knowingly rushed a flawed case against their client.

Klaipėda is offering unusual overnight stays, inviting visitors to experience the spirit of Lithuania's oldest city after dark, beyond its coastal romance and famous sculptures.

The Department of Justice has expanded its Northeast Health Care Fraud Strike Force to Philadelphia, charging 19 defendants in alleged Medicare and Medicaid schemes totaling $4 million.

Pletenchuk explained that Russia is repeatedly attacking unused and blocked vessels in the ports of Mykolaiv region. The reason for these repeated strikes on inactive ships has been clarified.

Klaipėda City Municipality has signed a contract for the 6 million euro renovation of Atgimimo Square, with construction work set to begin in August.

The Trump Justice Department has initiated its largest denaturalization effort to date, filing complaints against 24 naturalized citizens from 17 countries for alleged crimes ranging from attempted murder to marriage fraud.

A police officer from Resen was arrested in Dojran after allegedly assaulting a woman from Prilep and her son. The officer was taken into custody following the incident.

Kilometer-long vehicle queues have blocked the Star Dojran border crossing, with Greek border authorities unable to accommodate the large number of tourists, causing congestion on the Macedonian side.

Vaida from Ukmergė buried her daughter on her 18th birthday, and life continued to strike her with pain. This personal story highlights the struggles of mothers raising seriously ill children or experiencing great loss.

A village accountant in Veľký Grob was found guilty of embezzling 160,000 euros from the municipal treasury, with some funds ending up in her daughter's account, but she will not serve a prison sentence.

A dramatic shooting incident occurred in front of a house in eastern Zagreb, disturbing the neighborhood. Police responded to reports of several gunshots and subsequently arrested an individual.

The Children's Hospital Fund in Latvia has successfully attracted over 37 million euros in donations over the past 25 years, enabling significant projects like the reconstruction of facilities and the establishment of new health centers.

Only about 30 percent of Lithuania's defense funds were utilized in the first half of the year, raising questions about why defense expenditures are more frequently used towards the end of the year.

The US Department of Justice reportedly ignored a July 31 deadline set by New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez to share documents related to the abuse of girls at Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro ranch.

Pro-government media in Serbia are reportedly targeting a high school student from Valjevo by publicly disclosing his grades, drawing criticism for attacking students.

The Klaipėda Port Authority has announced plans to design a new marina for recreational boats, which will be located adjacent to the upcoming Cruise Ship Terminal currently under construction.

A local kebab shop in Klaipėda is highlighted as an affordable dining option, potentially offering a cheaper alternative to the more expensive Palanga.

The Department of Justice in the Philippines announced a new policy to decongest illegal drug cases, with its anti-illegal drug task force now handling only syndicate-level crimes and cases involving public officers.

The U.S. Department of Justice is attempting to use a secretive court to deport the mother of a convicted ISIS supporter, marking an early test for the court where evidence is often presented in secret and defendants cannot challenge its collection.

A Serbian article discusses political candidates, drawing a parallel to Radoje Domanović's satirical character Sivonja, an ox known for thinking. The piece suggests a commentary on the state of Serbian politics or elections.

An article discusses the paradoxical nature of a successful ecosystem in Catalonia, exploring its unique characteristics and challenges.

The Department of Justice in the Philippines announced that over P841 million in funds linked to anomalies in flood control projects has been successfully returned to the National Treasury.

Dodgers owner Mark Walter's $16 billion in private-credit deals are reportedly under investigation by the SEC and DOJ following a whistleblower complaint.

The band Katarsis and artist Lion Ceccah, accompanied by a live band, are set to perform their first public concert in Klaipėda on December 25 at the Švyturys Arena, an event long-awaited by fans.

Mindaugas Sinkevičius, the current Prime Minister, is under scrutiny regarding his earnings at the company "Fegda," which built a faulty road to the Rūdninkai military training ground.

Firefighters in Klaipėda, Lithuania, responded to a mercury spill in a warehouse on Tuesday, according to the Fire Protection and Rescue Department.

A secret conversation by Enver Hoxha from April 3, 1981, has been revealed, discussing the events in Kosovo that began in March with student and popular protests. The discussion centered on how Albania should react to the demands for freedom and rights.

Developers plan to invest over 70 million euros, an increase from previous estimates, into the construction of a new Hilton-branded hotel and SPA complex in Giruliai, Klaipėda, Lithuania.

Lithuanian Prime Minister Gintautas Sinkevičius discussed various government priorities, including increasing the non-taxable income amount, defense procurement plans, and educational requirements. He also reiterated his confidence in the ethical preparation of his dissertation amidst plagiarism concerns.

Hundreds rallied in New York City to condemn Mamdani following recent stabbing attacks, with a New York assemblyman calling for the Department of Justice to investigate Mamdani and protect Jewish New Yorkers. The protests highlight community concerns and demands for action in response to the violence.

The access road to Chopin Airport is undergoing renovation, causing disruptions and difficulties for travelers reaching the airport.

Dalia Štraupaitė has announced her candidacy for the Seimas in the Nalšia northern constituency. She is being put forward by the Union of Nation and Justice party.

The Democratic Union 'For Lithuania' has nominated Antanas Šakalis, head of the Dūkštas eldership in Ignalina municipality, as their candidate for the snap parliamentary elections in the Nalšia North constituency.

Indonesian boxing legend Chris John has signed a memorandum of understanding with Singapore’s Silver Media Group to develop "Dragon’s Dojo." This mobile-first vertical animated series will draw on Indonesian folklore.

Police reported that an intoxicated man assaulted a ride-share driver in the port city of Klaipėda on Monday night.

A prosecutor in Klaipėda has concluded a pre-trial investigation and sent a criminal case to court, accusing three young individuals of illegal possession and distribution of a very large quantity of narcotic (psychotropic) substances.

Russia's 114th Motorized Rifle Brigade, previously lauded by propagandists for its operations in Ukraine's Avdiivka, is now reportedly facing a series of scandals. The nature of these incidents is causing concern within the military.

A federal judge on August 7 rejected the Southern Poverty Law Center’s (SPLC) attempt to dismiss charges brought by the Justice Department.

A fight broke out at Fier prison, resulting in two inmates being hospitalized with injuries. The names of the injured prisoners, including Denis Bajri, have been revealed.

The luxury French cruise ship 'Le Champlain' entered Klaipėda port on Friday afternoon and is expected to depart later in the evening.

Many mothers face challenges with milk supply during breastfeeding, but simple methods can help stimulate production and ease the process.

Radoje Zvicer, leader of the Kavac clan, will not serve a combined 56 years in prison, as sentences are not simply added together; he was sentenced to 16 years in one case and 40 years in another.

New Finnish research indicates that microbes from dogs may be crucial for infant health. Many families with dogs have observed that their children tend to be healthier, a phenomenon now being explored scientifically.

The Department of Justice states that a man charged in a Philadelphia mosque fire intentionally targeted the religious institution because it was a mosque.

The Spanish city of Alcorcón faces a paradox of no homicides but a crime rate growing 13 times faster than the Madrid region, driven by a 75% surge in cybercrime.

Senator Rand Paul is advocating for a contempt vote against Dr. Anthony Fauci, predicting its passage and vowing a swift referral to the Department of Justice. This push follows contentious hearings and reflects a split within the GOP regarding the strategy.

A Senate panel is scheduled to vote on whether to recommend a contempt claim against Dr. Anthony Fauci and refer the matter to the Department of Justice for potential prosecution.

Seven municipal politicians in Lithuania are facing accusations of abuse of power related to the misuse of funds. Investigations are underway into their financial practices and expenditures.

Lithuania held a public farewell and funeral for Kazimira Prunskienė, the country's first prime minister after regaining independence. She was laid to rest at Signatarų kalnelis.

Police in Prienai, Lithuania, pursued a drunk driver who failed to stop, leading to the use of a weapon during the incident.

The Liberal Movement has put forward lawyer Mėta Paulauskė as its candidate for the snap parliamentary elections in the Nalšia Northern constituency.

Slovak television Markíza has apologized to viewers and will edit an episode of its reality show 'Party Shore Slovensko' after an article by Denník N highlighted that it could normalize sexual violence.

Riga Airport's automated border control system is experiencing technical issues, leading to long queues and delays for travelers. Passengers are advised to expect longer processing times.

Philippine government officials, including the Department of Justice and Department of Interior and Local Government, have dismissed widespread rumors of Senator Bato Dela Rosa's arrest. They attributed the rumors to fake news and denied any secret operations to transfer him to the ICC.

OWEXX has launched an outdoor screen network in Klaipėda, emphasizing strategic locations, sustainability, and audience reach for effective outdoor advertising campaigns. The company highlights the importance of well-chosen advertising points to reach large numbers of vehicles and pedestrians.

The water in Dojran Lake is reported to be excellent for swimming, while Greece has issued a call for a project to strengthen cross-border cooperation and protection of the lake, with a total budget of over 3 million euros.

The Weeknd is scheduled to perform two concerts at the National Stadium in Warsaw on August 4 and 5, with traffic restrictions on Saska Kępa before the event and increased public transport services afterward.

The Department of Justice's National Prosecution Service has received two criminal complaints against 20 individuals, including officials from the Department of Public Works and Highways, concerning flood control anomalies in Cebu.

More than eight out of ten Australian teenagers are reportedly still using social media, despite the country implementing what was described as the world's strictest ban on such platforms last year.

The Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) has condemned recent threats made against author Marko Vidojković. These threats followed the news of his nomination for the Disturbing the Peace Award 2026.

Klaipėda County traffic police identified nine violations for excessive vehicle noise during an operation, with seven of these committed by motorcyclists.

The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) in the Philippines announced it will file approximately 30 additional cases with the Department of Justice concerning alleged flood-control anomalies.

The Justice Department is increasingly using federal conspiracy charges against ICE protesters, prompting concerns among legal experts about the broad scope of prosecuting political activists opposing the Trump administration's deportation agenda.

A man drowned in the Baltic Sea near Nida, Lithuania, and could not be revived after being pulled from the water. The tragedy occurred despite rescue efforts.

Water flooded the train tracks near the Aleje Jerozolimskie stop in Warsaw, initially causing trains to run on a single track before the line was completely closed, disrupting Warszawska Kolej Dojazdowa services.

Warsaw observed a moment of silence to commemorate the 82nd anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising, honoring the 63 days of fighting for freedom. Political leaders reflected on the sacrifices and suffering of the innocent victims during the uprising.

Independent MP Marjana Koçeku, known as Neomalsorja, has criticized the Albanian government's initiative to open a Serbian consulate in Shkodër. She linked the issue to ongoing excavations in Zubin Potok, Kosovo, where mass graves of Albanians are being found, arguing that the history of a massacred people is being forgotten.

Croatian Minister of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries David Vlajčić has warned that illegal imports and smuggling of pork pose a serious threat to the country's domestic pig farming industry, noting that they have received tips about catering establishments in Dalmatia smuggling meat.

Police in Sarajevo are investigating reports of a bomb placed in the garden of a cafe in the Ciglane neighborhood. Authorities are checking the veracity of the claims.

The Trump administration's Department of Justice is utilizing the Alien Terrorist Removal Court, a court not used in 30 years, to deport 47-year-old Afghan national Nazira Haji Zada, who is the first person to face civil immigration charges there.

The Department of Justice (DOJ) in Manila is investigating a midnight explosion that occurred outside its main compound ahead of the State of the Nation Address (Sona), with the cause still unknown.

Breastfeeding is crucial for newborns, and proper maternal nutrition is vital for the health of both mother and child.

While the Trump administration's Department of Justice charged hundreds of individuals with assaulting officers, many of these cases were later dropped, raising questions about the long-term impact of these legal actions.

Safe Wi-Fi Usage and 'Šeškės' Song Premiere Discussed on Delfi Diena

The cancellation of a Pitbull concert in Riga has angered fans, who are reportedly planning a clever scheme in response, prompting a police warning. Companies are also reportedly exploiting the news of the cancellation.

New Jersey has refused to provide information to the U.S. Department of Justice regarding a voter registration error involving noncitizens.

Mindaugas Sinkevičius, the head of the Lithuanian government, has appointed six advisors to his team, two of whom previously worked with former Prime Minister Inga Ruginienė.

Jadranka Juras shares her reflections on becoming softer with age, attributing it to a key realization.

The article explores the life of Ona Kotryna Sanguškaitė, mother of Mykolas Kazimieras Radvila-Žuvelė, known as the "black lady" for her actions in saving the Radvila family from bankruptcy and earning universal respect.

A new water reservoir and pipeline costing 35 million Czech crowns are being constructed in the Tachov region to provide a more reliable supply of drinking water to Bezdružice, Konstantinovy Lázně, and Kokašice.

Paul Vaughn has reached a seven-figure settlement with the Department of Justice after the FBI raided his home over a peaceful pro-life protest in Tennessee.

A Department of Justice official claims that Representative Mikie Sherrill was aware of an impending 'voter-roll bombshell' when she publicly accused Donald Trump of lying.

The Trump administration is taking action against two school districts accused of concealing students' gender transitions from their parents, with Linda McMahon confirming the Education Department and DOJ involvement.

The White House is reportedly urging the Department of Justice to revive charges against Olympian David Hearn, following a previously dropped vandalism case involving the Reflecting Pool.

A U.S. judge has concluded the Adani bribery case, though noting the conduct of a Department of Justice official as 'highly unusual' during the proceedings.

Thousands of protesters marched through the streets of Tirana, Albania, calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. Speakers at the rally criticized the government for corruption and economic disparity, with participants expressing their frustration and demanding change.

The Finance Minister has suggested that the Sodra surplus should only be used for pension indexation during times of crisis. This proposal aims to ensure financial stability and responsible use of funds.

The impressive cruise ship 'Sapphire Princess', one of the largest this season, has docked in Klaipėda for the eighth time, bringing over 2,600 passengers to the port city.

The sixth annual Andrius Tapinas festival 'One Night in Nida' in Lithuania featured not only music but also romantic moments, with his wife Gabija joining him on stage.

The body of a deceased man was discovered in bushes in Klaipėda on Sunday, prompting a police investigation.

Valjevo firefighters spent hours searching for a non-existent fire on Divčibare, Serbia, after receiving over 30 reports of smoke and burning smells from guests and weekenders.

Breastfeeding offers numerous benefits to both baby and mother, but mothers need to be aware of what to know before taking analgesics.

The head of neonatology at Bory Hospital addresses the five most common questions about breastfeeding, highlighting its health benefits and the bonding experience it provides.

Mirjana Sredojević, an expert in longevity medicine, discusses how combining ancient wisdom and cutting-edge technology can influence a longer and better life, as reported in a Slovenian article.

Stebuklai SPA in Nida introduces a new tradition of themed dinner series, offering gastronomic experiences alongside relaxation during the summer.

Journalist Osman Stafa delivered a speech at a protest in front of the Prime Minister's Office, urging citizens to unite for Albania and emphasizing that change comes through civic engagement.

The fifth installment of the Hrady CZ traveling festival will take place this Friday and Saturday at Veveří Castle near Brno, featuring performances by bands like Daniel Landa, Rybičky 48, and Vypsaná fixa.

The inaugural "Medus" contemporary art festival took place in Nida from July 31 to August 2, featuring open artist studios, installations, performances, discussions, and meetings with creators.

While hummus is typically made from chickpeas, an article highlights that Latvians are using a different main ingredient, which is commonly grown by many Lithuanians, for their version of the dish.

During the Trump administration, watchdogs within the Department of Justice were reportedly weakened, coinciding with a significant increase in complaints of misconduct.

A woman unexpectedly gave birth in the parking lot of a gas station in Frydrychowo, Poland, with a police officer assisting in the delivery after being flagged down by the expectant father.

This article is the fourth episode of a reading about the murder of investigative journalist Ján Kuciak and his fiancée Martina Kušnírová, detailing the events of the killing and the subsequent actions of the perpetrator.

The State of New Mexico has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Justice Department, alleging that it has obstructed the state's investigation into Jeffrey Epstein by refusing to share unredacted files related to the case.

The U.S. Department of Justice has announced charges against five Mexican cartel bosses for their alleged involvement in weapons and drug trafficking, as well as timeshare fraud schemes. This action targets high-level figures within organized crime.

Journalist Orijus Gasanovas travels around the Baltic Sea, investigating why thousands of Lithuanians choose to vacation in the popular Latvian resort villages of Nida and Papė.

OpenAI agrees to a $3.2 million settlement with the US DOJ over alleged hiring bias favoring visa holders.

Authorities including the NBI, DILG, DOJ, and PNP have denied reports of Senator Bato dela Rosa's arrest, with Malacañang calling it a 'diversionary tactic' and noting that false online posts misrepresent an old video.

The Department of Justice (DOJ) is investigating 20 individuals, including a district engineer and other officials from the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) in Cebu province, for alleged graft and malversation related to infrastructure projects.

The Department of Justice is actively monitoring polling stations in four cities across Michigan in anticipation of the upcoming primary election.

Albania saw its 65th consecutive anti-government protest, with citizens marching in Tirana to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and his administration. Protesters called for systemic change and an end to corruption, vowing to continue until their demands are met.

The Department of Justice has reportedly given an Anne Arundel County Public Schools district a seven-day ultimatum to cease hiding student gender identity information from parents. Failure to comply could result in DOJ litigation against the school district.

The popular LNK show 'Šeškinės 20' is set to undergo significant changes for its new season starting in September, introducing a renewed team of presenters.

Albanian Democratic Party MP Elda Hoti announced the passing of her husband, Ladi Ndoja, sharing a touching tribute on social media.

The Justice Department has clarified that damage to the Reflecting Pool was due to a 'botched' installation rather than vandalism, contradicting earlier claims. This admission has led to scrutiny of Representative Jordan's previous statements on the matter.

The Olubadan of Ibadanland, Oba Rashidi Ladoja, has expressed deep sorrow over the death of Chief Lekan Alabi, a veteran journalist and prominent Ibadan promoter.

A funeral service company director was sentenced to 20 years in prison for leaving dozens of human remains, including a miscarriage fetus, to decompose in his morgue and for providing grieving families with incorrect cremation ashes.

Following Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius's announcement that only 30% of defence funds were utilized in the first half of the year, the Ministry of National Defence (KAM) clarified that major new contracts and payments typically occur in the second half of the year.

Police seized suspected narcotic substances three times during the "Anna Mesha" festival in Nida, Lithuania, while conducting public order and preventive measures.

Lithuanian Speaker of Parliament Viktoras Pranckietis and Health Minister Juras Požela are initiating meetings and an unscheduled parliamentary session to discuss child sexual abuse cases and improve child protection measures, following a judge's confession about the severity of such cases.

New research indicates that breastfeeding is equivalent to a full-time job, highlighting the significant time commitment involved for mothers.

A federal judge has blocked the Justice Department from accessing New Jersey's unredacted voter registration list, citing privacy concerns.

A writer shares a personal and moving reflection on a simple table found in Gombasek, highlighting its ordinary yet profound significance.

Klaipėda welcomed its 30th cruise ship visit of the year as the impressive 258-meter-long 'Norwegian Sun' liner, flying the Bahamian flag, arrived at the port.

Despite feeling tired, Lithuanians are not using all their available vacation days, a paradox highlighted by statistics, with some organizations still viewing vacation as a hindrance to annual plans.

Ride-hailing company Bolt announced that users can now initiate ride orders using the artificial intelligence tool ChatGPT.

Todd Blanche’s confirmation as attorney general could fail to move forward if even one Republican senator opposes him.

The Philippine National Police announced that it has found leads in the investigation into suspected improvised explosive devices (IEDs) recovered outside the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Senate.

Emergency services were called to a beach in Klaipėda on Monday to rescue a man who was being pulled deeper into the sea by a strong current.

The National Prosecution Service in the Philippines has given the green light to file criminal charges against lawyer Levito Baligod and 18 alleged 'maleta boys' (suitcase boys).

Real estate prices continue to surge in European cities, with developers investing in high-potential areas like Klaipėda and Suceava. A 40 sq. meter apartment in Klaipėda can now fetch up to a third of a million euros, while a significant premium residential project was completed in Suceava.

A newly revealed secret conversation from April 3, 1981, between Enver Hoxha, Mehmet Shehu, and Ramiz Alia discusses the events of spring 1981 in Kosovo, where student and popular protests demanded freedoms and rights, and addresses concerns about potential Albanian intervention for Kosovo's unification.

During a protest in Albania, Gent Progni claimed that a civilian dressed in black attempted to stab him with a knife, stating he survived due to instinct and vowing to continue daily protests.

The Independent Journalists Association of Serbia (NUNS) has reported new death threats targeting Marko Vidojkovic and Nenad Kulacin, creators of a prominent program.