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An accounting manager in Split, Croatia, has been indicted for allegedly embezzling at least €592,514 between 2016 and 2025, using the money to purchase real estate, and is also charged with falsifying documents and money laundering.
American travel influencer Stacy Sukharevsky, known for sharing travel tips and experiences on social media, visited Slovenia and expressed surprise at what she found. She documented her impressions of the country.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced a major reorganization of the military high command, replacing the commander of forces in Ukraine. This decision is reportedly a response to the challenges of drone warfare and the failure to capture Donbas.
Dragan Đilas has raised questions regarding the financial cost of transforming Telekom Serbia into a tool for the government's media influence and political marketing. He is seeking transparency on the expenses incurred by the state-owned company for these purposes.
Despite the success of the World Cup, FIFA President Gianni Infantino is facing increasing opposition and calls for new leadership, with figures like Lothar Matthäus and the Serbian football federation criticizing his conduct. This growing discontent suggests a challenging re-election bid for Infantino.
A Ukrainian drone strike on a crowded beach in southern Russia killed at least seven people, including three children, and injured dozens more. Russian authorities accused Ukraine of deliberately targeting civilians, while Ukraine also reported its sea drones struck Russian radar systems in occupied Crimea.
The Serbian government has approved funds to validate the health insurance cards for employees of Apoteka Beograd (Belgrade Pharmacy). This decision ensures the continued healthcare coverage for the pharmacy workers.
A contingent of 88 Croatian soldiers has been dispatched to Lithuania, where they will operate under German leadership as part of a broader effort to strengthen NATO's eastern flank.
Ahead of elections for the Croatian National Council (HNV) in Serbia, a recent poll indicates strong support for the current leadership and Jasna Vojnić, despite growing political conflicts.
The Ars Aevi bridge in Sarajevo has opened, with Mayor Karić addressing concerns about the cost of floor mats and stating the contractor will not be paid until all deficiencies are removed. The opening comes amidst public anticipation regarding the transparency of expenditures.
Podgorica city parliament members continued their session, debating the city's budget and fiscal stability for 2025. Discussions included the use of budget funds and the qualifications of the 'Deponija' director.
Romania is experiencing political upheaval as a successor to Orban, reportedly wealthy and located near the Serbian border, gains prominence. This development is shaping the country's political landscape.
A scandal has erupted in Slovenia after reports emerged of a brutal altercation at Bonifika stadium involving sports directors, a club president, and his son.
The U.S. Embassy in Baghdad has advised American citizens in Iraq to exercise increased caution due to the escalating conflict in the Middle East. The warning highlights the risks of a worsening regional war.
World's top tennis player Jannik Sinner, fresh off his Wimbledon victory, was photographed vacationing with model Laila Hasanović, his rumored girlfriend, in a luxury villa.
Six years after his death, Chadwick Boseman's brothers have filed a lawsuit against his widow, Taylor Simone Ledward, over the distribution of his estate assets. The legal dispute highlights a bitter family conflict regarding the actor's inheritance.
Viktor Orban has called for "national resistance" and vowed to use all means necessary in his first major political statement since leaving power. This comes as the chief prosecutor resigned, signaling a period of political upheaval.
Students at the University of Niš are protesting, stating that employees at the Faculty of Philosophy are concerned because the faculty has not yet received its approved operating funds.
The 2026 budget for Republika Srpska includes one million KM for political party campaigns, though SNSD and Ujedinjena Srpska are not eligible for these funds.
Croatia's HDZ party is celebrating ten years under the leadership of Andrej Plenković, emphasizing political stability, electoral victories, Croatia's strengthened international standing, and significant development advancements during his tenure.
Zakon o Skoku: Za učinkovitejši pregon najhujših kaznivih dejanj je nujna sprememba zakona o kazenskem postopku opozarjajo v sodstvu in na tožilstvu.
The Assembly of BPK Goražde confirmed that funds have been secured for the treatment of Aldin Smajović, a seriously ill resident of Goražde, bringing hope to him and his family.
The Croatian Parliament adopted a resolution on the political empowerment of Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina, sparking strong reactions and criticism from Bosnian officials. Critics in Bosnia view the resolution as an unacceptable interference in their internal affairs and reminiscent of 1990s policies.
During the First War of Italian Independence, Austrians attempted the first aerial bombing in history by using explosive-laden balloons to end the siege of Venice, though the effort was unsuccessful.
Srđan Šajn, president of the Roma Party, questioned whether the Serbian state is admitting to illegally using citizens' funds for 15 years, in response to President Vučić's announcement of financial aid for adults.
An Australian tourist from Melbourne, Stephanie, reported being kidnapped twice within hours during a trip to Italy last October, turning her vacation into a nightmare.
A new series of US attacks and Iranian retaliatory measures can be understood as a continuation of ongoing negotiations between the two countries, framed within the context of military engagement.
Hungary's public television channel M1 temporarily suspended news broadcasts, and state radio Kossuth was suspended, as part of reforms by the new government aiming to make public media independent and credible.
Nigerian lawmakers have rejected proposals to use proceeds from MTN and DStv to compensate victims of xenophobic attacks in South Africa. Instead, the Senate has tasked its Committee on Foreign Affairs with investigating the attacks and reporting back within two weeks.
Cities in the Zagreb County area have received €19.1 million in EU funds for green infrastructure projects, with officials stating that EU funding will continue.
Reports of negative developments from Europe have led to panic in Japan, with potential further impact from China, suggesting a period of global instability.
New reforms in Hungary, proposed under Orban, aim to limit parliamentary terms and reduce judicial bias, with changes expected to take effect by 2030.
Donald Trump delivered a speech on the National Mall to celebrate the 250th anniversary of US independence, where he lauded America's achievements and criticized communism and illegal immigration. The event, delayed by a storm, also featured a large fireworks display.
The Bosnia & Herzegovina UK Network, a founding member of the World Union of BiH Diaspora (SSDBiH), has publicly accused the long-standing leadership of the Union of serious misconduct and mismanagement.
Police in Istria, Croatia, in cooperation with communal wardens, arrested a 63-year-old man who was endangering traffic and letting his dog roam unsupervised in the Katun Lindarski settlement, causing fear among residents.
The Presidency of the European People's Party (EPP) has confirmed the exclusion of Milan Zver from the group due to his cooperation with the far-right. This decision follows concerns about his political alliances.
The Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina has allocated funds from the Communications Regulatory Agency (CRA), with BHRT receiving six million KM and the entities each receiving two million KM. Minister Forto highlighted a record 82 million KM from CRA funds invested in state projects, with BHRT receiving historic support.
The European Union's top court has dismissed Google's appeal, upholding a record €4.1 billion ($4.5 billion) antitrust fine. The fine was imposed for Google's anti-competitive practices related to its Android mobile operating system.
Ovo nisu novi, niti nepoznati bendovi iz Zagreba, ali vredi spustiti svetlosti reflektora na njih još jednom i pročitati njihova imena - Porto Morto, Klinika Denisa Kataneca i Seine.
The European Commission has started disbursing 3.9 billion euros to Ukraine for drone production and procurement, as part of a 90 billion euro loan, to bolster the country's resistance against Russian aggression.
A gunman killed six people at a youth welfare facility in Stade, Germany, with police suspecting a child custody dispute as the motive. The attacker was reportedly on-site due to a dispute over the custody of a baby.
Experts from the National Museum of Kruševac have publicly distanced themselves from their management's statement, asserting their collective stance on the absolute necessity of preserving the authenticity and integrity of the 'Slobodište' memorial.
The Preokret party in Podgorica has elected its new leadership. This marks a change in the party's internal structure and direction.
Ukraine conducted drone attacks on two Russian oil refineries, causing fires, while Russia launched a significant missile and drone assault on Ukraine, including ballistic missiles targeting Kyiv. Ukrainian forces reportedly neutralized 7 Russian missiles and 125 drones.
A severe heatwave is sweeping across Europe, breaking temperature records in multiple countries and causing significant impacts on agriculture, electricity consumption, and public health. The extreme heat, which has already led to hospitalizations in France and the highest heat warning in the Netherlands, is now expected to extend into Eastern Europe.
A significant number of employees have been defrauded of at least 300,000 euros due to a company's failure to pay social contributions, despite having the necessary funds.
A new anonymous survey by CIN-CG is targeting women who have participated in inheritance proceedings, renounced inheritance, considered it, or faced family pressure to do so.
Podgorica is set to receive three new primary schools in the areas of Stari Aerodrom, Zabjelo, and Block 35-36, with the Ministry of Education, Science, and Innovation already issuing tenders for project designs. Funding has been secured for the first school in Zabjelo, aiming to alleviate overcrowding in existing educational facilities.
Veteran Egyptian diplomat Nabil Fahmy has been appointed as the new secretary-general of the Arab League. He will take over leadership of the regional organization.
Slovenia aims to enhance its distribution network capacity using European funds, recognizing the significant impact of modern technologies on network load.
Slovenian projects, including Olympic swimming pools and tourist attraction renovations, are being realized with European funds, which are crucial for their implementation and timely completion.
Montenegro could receive a portion of EU funds if Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina fail to meet reform deadlines and lose their allocated resources from the EU's Growth Plan.
Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth announced a review of US military deployments in Europe and criticized some NATO allies ahead of a summit. This move signals potential shifts in US defense strategy and raises concerns among European partners.
Stefan Janjić, Secretary General of the Serbia Centre (SRCE) party, stated that the government is attempting to circumvent every recommendation, including those from the Venice Commission. He claims the government's sole aim is to unblock EU funds.
Dejan Vuk Stanković has announced that the competition for the selection of the Jovina Gymnasium leadership will be launched soon. This signals an upcoming process to determine the new management for the institution.
The 'Tandem Smiles for Equal Mobility Opportunities' project in Ljubljana successfully raised funds for tandem bicycles, uniting various organizations and volunteers to enhance mobility for all.
A Bratislava resident has created a network of 'substitute grandmas' for families lacking nearby grandparents, aiming to build trust-based intergenerational relationships rather than professional care services. The initiative has seen interest from 400 families.
Blíži sa náraz, aký ľudstvo zrejme ešte nezažilo.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a new law that allows for the seizure of property and bank assets from Russians living abroad who are deemed to be acting against Russia's interests. This legislation targets critics of the Kremlin and exiled dissidents.
A convicted rapist was mistakenly released from a London prison and subsequently fled to Bosnia and Herzegovina. Authorities are now searching for him after his erroneous release.
The management and owners of Nova Željezara Zenica have stated that 150 million KM is required to restart production, but current legislation does not provide the necessary funds.
Four representatives of Petrol's management recently increased their ownership stakes in the company, spending nearly 74,000 euros in total. Details of these transactions have been published on the Ljubljana Stock Exchange website.
Aco Đukanović, brother of former Montenegrin President Milo Đukanović, has been granted judicial approval for a temporary departure from Montenegro. The decision has drawn criticism regarding its implications for good neighborly relations and EU aspirations.
Slobodan Cvejić of SRCE stated that Serbia did not use funds from the EU's IPARD 1 program and only utilized 56% of IPARD 2 funds, leaving 76 million euros unspent.
The management of the 'Zastava TERVO' factory has denied claims by representative unions that the factory is in crisis and that future salary payments are uncertain, prompting unions to seek an urgent meeting with the Serbian President.
Representatives from Montenegro's Directorate for Protection and Rescue, led by Director-General Miodrag Bešović, visited the newly established Protection and Rescue Service in Tuzi and provided them with personal protective equipment and material-technical resources.
The West Nile virus is rapidly spreading across Europe, with over 240 reported cases, including a significant number in North Macedonia and Greece. Health authorities are urging intensified mosquito control measures as the virus, for which there is no vaccine or cure, continues to affect the region.
Dutch influencer Kate, known for traveling Europe on her pink Vespa, expressed outrage over prices in Montenegro, comparing them to those in the Seychelles. She regularly shares her travel impressions and insights on Instagram.
Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese, and A'ja Wilson headline the star-studded USA women's basketball team for the 2026 FIBA World Cup, marking a new era for USA Basketball. Meanwhile, Spain is confident it will host the 2030 World Cup final, with the Bernabéu stadium being a strong contender.
A nearly 500-page document has been submitted to the new leadership of Hungary's public media service, detailing allegations of news manipulation, censorship, and fabricated reports by the Orbán government.
Banjac of the PSG party stated that the memory of victims should not be used as a tool to incite hatred. He stressed the importance of remembrance while promoting peace and understanding.
British scientist Henry Gee, drawing on evolutionary biology, genetics, and paleontology, provocatively concludes that humanity's survival may depend on its ability to leave Earth, predicting either imminent extinction or salvation through space colonization.
Blue parking zones have been implemented in parts of Brno's Bohunice district, requiring hourly payment for parking overnight for those without permits. The city plans to expand these zones to the neighboring Starý Lískovec by year-end.
Croatian police have confirmed that a fire near Pakoštane was caused by a pyrotechnic device. Authorities are now investigating the incident for endangering life and property.
A massive influx of tourists, fueled by social media posts, has led to traffic collapse and overloaded infrastructure in the Italian Dolomites, particularly around the Tre Cime di Lavaredo massif.
An unknown perpetrator used an explosive device to damage an ATM in the Brezovica area, causing several thousand euros in material damage, with police investigating the incident.
The Government of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina approved an additional 200,000 KM for aerial firefighting activities during the 2026 fire season, securing funds for Air Tractors.
Croatian seismologist Krešimir Kuk discussed ongoing seismic activity in the neighboring region, including Croatia, and commented on the complex tectonic processes behind the devastating earthquake in Japan.
Donald Trump held positive meetings with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, discussing important topics including Patriot missile licenses for Ukraine. However, his behavior at Lindsey Graham's funeral, where he appeared to doze off and offered mints, drew significant attention and social media reactions, prompting a response from the White House.
The Zastava Oružje factory in Kragujevac, after 173 years of existence, is facing what may be its biggest problems in recent decades, causing concern among workers while management remains silent.
The leadership of the Slovenian Ministry of Education is reportedly facing questions and may not be providing answers regarding certain issues. This suggests a lack of accountability or transparency from the ministry's top officials.
Croatian tuner Gelvato has prepared a new package that modifies the appearance of the Alfa Romeo Giulia model.
The Faculty of Philosophy in Niš, Serbia, has not received state budget funding for three of its departments, leading to fears among employees that they will not be paid. The dean highlighted that other faculties received their funds a month prior, confirming the institution has not received approval for appropriations from the budget, which funds normal operations, including material costs and employee salaries.
The head of accounting at a Zagreb kindergarten and an associate are under investigation for allegedly transferring 138,550 euros from the kindergarten's account to their companies without basis.
The Public Prosecutor's Office in Gostivar, North Macedonia, has launched an investigation against the director and two associates of the municipal utility company "Komunalec" for contaminating drinking water, leading to nearly 3,100 people suffering from stomach problems.
An article provides advice on which cleaning agents are not recommended for bathroom maintenance, as certain products can cause damage to surfaces.
Police in Maribor, Slovenia, are cautioning the public about sophisticated online fraudsters who trick victims into believing they have forgotten crypto assets, leading to emptied bank accounts and lost savings.
Citigroup is undergoing a significant and relentless transformation under the leadership of CEO Jane Fraser. This strategic overhaul aims to reshape the bank's operations and future direction.
Patients in Mostar can access a wide range of vascular surgery procedures at Poliklinici i dnevnoj bolnici Vitalis, led by renowned vascular surgeon Dr. Nedžad Rustempašić.
Employees of Belgrade Pharmacies stated that no concrete solutions were presented during their meeting with management. The discussions failed to yield any specific resolutions for their concerns.
The European Union leadership has reaffirmed its commitment to stability in Bosnia and Herzegovina. EU officials also coordinated on security matters and an upcoming 'Quick Response' exercise in the region.
The leadership of the Republika Srpska entity marked the 84th anniversary of the Battle of Kozara at Mrakovica near Prijedor. The commemoration honored the historical significance of the battle.
Reports indicate that Israel shared intelligence with the United States regarding an alleged Iranian plot to assassinate former President Donald Trump. This alert prompted concerns about potential escalation between the US and Iran.
Komičan trenutak koji se zamalo pretvorio u tragediju režirali su nogometaši Hajduka netom poslije zabijenog pogotka za vodstvo protiv Žiline u prvom kolu kvalifikacija za Europsku ligu.
Hospital management in Slovenia has been summoned by the Minister of Health due to a controversial tender, with the ministry reaffirming that Minister Tadej Ostrc did not interfere in an agreement between UKC Maribor and interventional radiologists.
Montenegro's Supreme Court President met with a delegation from the Dutch Parliament's European Affairs Committee to discuss improvements in judicial efficiency despite staffing challenges.
Hamas announced the dissolution of its governing bodies in Gaza, stating the move was to prevent Israeli excuses and potentially transfer power to a UN-backed committee. Israel, however, dismissed the action as a 'stunt'.
MEP Branko Grims has met with the leadership of the SDS for the first time since his European political family indicated his potential exclusion. The meeting comes amidst calls from European socialists for his removal.
New restrictions on parliamentary mandates in Hungary, part of reforms inspired by Viktor Orbán, are expected to take effect around 2030, alongside discussions of a less biased judiciary.
Germany's far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has re-elected its leadership, with Tino Chrupalla stating that citizens expect leadership qualities from the party. The party's new-old leadership aims to address public expectations.
The current leadership of Adria News Network (ANN), which includes N1 and Nova S televisions, has neither adopted nor announced any changes regarding a merger of the two television stations.
The European Commission is evaluating reforms to decide on the potential redirection of funds from the Western Balkans Growth Plan to countries like Serbia. An expert notes that the EU is still more inclined to offer 'carrots' than 'sticks' but Serbia is already a 'repeat student'.
The EPP Presidency has confirmed the expulsion of Slovenian MEP Milan Zver (Grims) from the group. He is accused of collaborating with the far-right to the detriment of the EPP and voting against its positions.
Delov dopisnik iz Bruslja Peter Žerjavič pojasnjuje razloge za vse globlji razkol med poslancem in vodstvom Evropske ljudske stranke.
As warmer days arrive, insects and spiders increasingly find their way into homes. A simple, natural solution made from three ingredients can help prevent them from entering, offering an alternative to harsh chemical preparations.
The Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) has reported that 1.7 billion dinars have been distributed from 140 completed media content co-financing competitions in Serbia for 2026, with funds largely concentrated among a small number of media groups and publishers.
The captain of the German national team, Joshua Kimmich, has denied rumors of his departure after a setback against Paraguay, while Jürgen Klopp remains a popular choice among the public.
As the weather warms, insects and arachnids become more active and seek food, often leading to their presence in homes during the summer. This article offers natural methods to deter them, suggesting spraying window frames with a natural solution.
European funds have been utilized to revitalize the over 5,000-year-old history of the Ljubljana Marshes. This initiative aims to preserve and highlight the rich cultural and natural heritage of the area.
An astrological forecast warns that Mercury will begin its retrograde motion in Cancer on June 29, 2026, lasting until July 24, potentially causing chaos, the return of ex-partners, and disputes over inheritance.
A man from North Carolina claims to have the world's smallest penis, measuring approximately one centimeter. His story has gone viral, and he is now leveraging this recognition to gather public support and funds for surgery.
Ministar unutrašnjih poslova Srbije Ivica Dačić danas je uputio saučešće državnom rukovodstvu i građanima Venecuele, povodom zemljotresa koji su sinoć
The eurogoal scored by Kerim Alajbegović, which gave Bosnia and Herzegovina the lead, was widely celebrated, including in Belgrade. This moment highlighted the team's performance and national pride.
Zara is launching its summer sale in neighboring Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina today, while customers in Croatia are still awaiting the official announcement for their local stores.
A European right-wing political group is facing accusations of misusing public funds, with reports indicating that a Dutch FVD councillor spent thousands on steak dinners. The group is also alleged to have financially supported Fiat.
Pavličić has stated that an independent judiciary is a fundamental guarantee for the protection of citizens' rights. This emphasizes the importance of judicial autonomy in upholding legal principles and safeguarding individual freedoms.
Slavenka Drakulić, the acclaimed Croatian writer and journalist known for her impactful works, has passed away at the age of 76. Her death has been widely reported by media across the region, highlighting her significant contributions to literature and her courage in addressing challenging topics.
Lawyer Vladica Ilić from the Belgrade Centre for Human Rights stated that if the government had no connection to the use of a sound device at a March 15 protest, it would have conducted a thorough investigation instead of obstructing it for the past 15 months.
The world's largest home appliance manufacturer is under investigation for allegedly imposing sales prices on distributors in Croatia and Slovenia, according to reports on raids in the neighboring countries.
Split County and City authorities have rejected criticisms from the Centar party regarding the alleged lack of transparency in the allocation of funds for free textbooks. Both sides dispute the claims of uncontrolled spending.
Construction work on the Hranjen Tunnel, a key part of the future Goražde-Sarajevo expressway, is ongoing but is unlikely to be completed under the current contract, with new funds needed to continue.
On her birthday, a retrospective look at Courteney Cox's career highlights her transformation from a beloved 'girl next door' figure to a prominent 'horror queen' in the entertainment industry.
Biljana Đorđević and Radomir Lazović have been re-elected as co-presidents of the Green-Left Front party in Belgrade, securing a three-year mandate and stating their focus will be on challenging Vučić and SPS.
A leading Google security expert has resigned, sharply criticizing the company's leadership for its collaboration with the US Department of Defense on artificial intelligence applications, stating the leadership lost its moral compass.
A comprehensive guide for the 2026 FIFA World Cup has been released, detailing schedules, viewing channels, and key matches. Preparations are underway for the opening ceremony and initial group stage games, including Mexico vs. South Africa and the USMNT's first match against Paraguay.
The Serbian government approved amendments to the decree on agricultural and rural development incentives for 2026, securing an additional 2.1 million dinars for direct payments in agriculture.
Often visited for its Old Bridge, Mostar is highlighted as a beautiful neighboring city that offers more to fall in love with beyond its famous landmark.
Croatian Minister Ružić announced that the government will use all available means to combat undeclared work. The administration is committed to fighting this issue to ensure fair labor practices.
Preliminary results and exit polls from Kosovo's snap parliamentary election indicate that Prime Minister Albin Kurti's Vetëvendosje party is leading significantly. Voters participated in the third parliamentary election in 16 months, with polls closing and initial counts showing Kurti's party ahead.
The guardian of Karl Lagerfeld's cat, Choupette, claims that the feline, once believed to be one of the world's richest pets, has not yet received any of its inheritance.
Three trade unions within the Belgrade City Transport Company (GSP) 'Beograd' have condemned the management's statement regarding a traffic accident and oppose the disciplining of drivers.
Jovana Spremo stated that the judiciary in Serbia is paradoxically better protected by European institutions than by its own High Judicial Council, highlighting concerns about the domestic legal system.
The Public Broadcasting Service of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BHRT) has secured two additional court judgments in its favor against Radio Television of Republika Srpska (RTRS) for unpaid RTV tax funds, totaling 2.5 million convertible marks.
Vladimir Lučić, the CEO of Telekom Serbia, has been declared persona non grata in Kosovo and permanently banned from entering the territory. Kosovo's Minister of Internal Affairs, Xhelal Sveçla, stated the decision was based on Lučić's public statements.
Vladimir Lučić, General Director of Telekom Srbija, stated he has not received official information regarding a permanent ban from the Pristina administration to enter Kosovo, vowing to fight any such decision through legal means.
The director of a Russian drone manufacturing company, known for producing 'Ghoul' drones, was seriously injured in a car explosion near Yekaterinburg. Media reports indicate he was critically wounded in the blast.
Borzen, the Slovenian power market operator, anticipates that funds from the current call for e-vehicle subsidies will be depleted by the second half of August, given the current pace of application submissions.
Slovenian President Nataša Pirc Musar admitted she was not wearing a seatbelt during a recent car accident, resulting in a broken collarbone. The incident has led to an investigation into her driver for not maintaining a safe distance and raised questions about the delayed public announcement of the accident.
Donald Trump issued a 'last chance' warning to Iran for a deal, claiming they are begging for negotiations despite their denials, and also criticized oil companies for excessive profits. Separately, he expressed disappointment in Jeanine Pirro for her handling of a Reflecting Pool vandalism case.
Montecargo is in constant communication with Uniprom management regarding a transport halt that has affected approximately 50 employees in Nikšić, Montenegro.
FIFA has scrapped its controversial plan to sell a stake in the World Cup, following strong opposition and calls for President Gianni Infantino's resignation from UEFA and several national football federations. Critics accused the current FIFA leadership of losing confidence and attempting to commercialize the sport excessively.
A Montenegrin MP from the URA party stated that the parliament's leadership intends to avoid voting on a proposed law to increase all pensions, citing unofficial information.
An article discusses PM particles (particulate matter), specifically PM10 and PM2.5, as key indicators of air pollution. It highlights their role in environmental monitoring and the challenges in addressing air quality.
The United States launched heavy retaliatory strikes on Iranian military infrastructure, including Qeshm Island, in response to an attack on a US base in Jordan that killed three American troops. Iran's Guards reported three members killed in the US attacks, while Jordan intercepted Iranian missiles.
The Drava River near Osijek has fallen to a new historic low, revealing dramatic scenes including long-sunken ships. Aerial photographs show the extent of the water level drop.
Dragan Stanojević, a Member of Parliament for Mi Glas Naroda, stated that the parliamentary group's financial functioning is jeopardized because Branimir Nestorović, who founded the Mi Snaga Naroda political party, controls all their allocated funds, amounting to 2.5 million euros so far.
Mladi oziroma generacija Z si ne želi več delati na vodstvenih položajih. Prednost namreč dajejo ravnovesju med poklicnim in zasebnim življenjem. To predstavlja nove izzive za podjetja.
Aleksandar Stevanović of the Ecological Uprising has accused the management of Apoteka Beograd (Belgrade Pharmacy) of attempting to secure additional funds from the city budget for an IT system, despite owing employees 15 months of salaries.
The United States has imposed new tariffs on imports from 60 trading partners, including the European Union and Nigeria, with rates up to 12.5% over claims of forced labor. EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas expressed negative surprise at the move, while some articles also mention unrelated US strikes on Iran.
Through the "Budi human" Foundation, a humanitarian campaign launched yesterday has successfully secured the necessary funds to provide two-year-old Vidak with the medical assistance he needs.
Adnan Delić, Minister of Labor and Social Policy of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, met with the new leadership of the FBiH Pensioners' Association and announced that pensions will increase in August and September.
A humanitarian campaign has been launched for Samanda Toromanović (28) from Cazin, Bosnia and Herzegovina, to raise funds for her treatment in Turkey, which could restore her hope.
The level of perceived independence of the judiciary in Croatia remains very low among both the general public and businesses, although progress has been noted in implementing last year's recommendations, according to a rule of law report.
Ukrajinski predsednik Volodimir Zelenski je v okviru obsežne prenove vodstva v Kijevu razrešil Mihajla Fedorova s položaja ukrajinskega ministra za obrambo, potem ko je bil ta na funkciji le šest…
The Zastava Oružje union is demanding the dismissal of responsible managers due to poor business results and is seeking accountability, business stabilization, and budget funds from the management. The union's demands highlight concerns over the company's performance and financial stability.
Nigeria is advised against nationalizing South African businesses like MTN and DStv in response to xenophobia, as such actions could harm Nigeria's economy and investor confidence.
Serbia's Ministry of Finance announced that 500 million euros raised from a private bond issue conducted on Monday are earmarked for the modernization of the Republic of Serbia's defense system.
The EU has sanctioned Russian military intelligence officers and cybercriminals, while Ukraine's air defense remains a key focus for allies. This comes as Ukrainian forces report striking Russian naval vessels and radar systems.
Cuba is experiencing severe fuel shortages, drastically changing daily life and leading to the adoption of new primary modes of transport on its streets.
Fortuna Entertainment Group (FEG) announced a change in its leadership in Montenegro, reflecting the company's ongoing commitment to strengthening operations and supporting long-term market growth.
Hygiene products have been donated to the nursing home in Bijelo Polje, Montenegro. The Red Cross stated that 'caring for elderly citizens represents one of the important areas of our activity'.
The Croatian party DP, represented by Mlinarić (Ćipe), has stated its strong intention to completely cut funding for the 'Novosti' newspaper. This move reflects a political effort to reduce financial support for the publication.
The Nigerian Senate has declined calls for the federal government to take over MTN and DStv amidst concerns over xenophobic attacks. Meanwhile, Ghana has rejected a proposed visit by South African President Ramaphosa, stating it predates recent xenophobic incidents.
One professor has been acquitted of charges related to a controversial 'meme' incident at the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš, while another claims the judiciary is not independent.
The 'Mudrijada' citizens' association announced that this year's 22nd Mudrijada festival in Lunjevica will not be held, marking the first cancellation since its inception, due to a lack of funds from the local self-government.
The Hungarian government has submitted a constitutional bill to remove the president, while Viktor Orbán claims the current government is moving towards a dictatorship. This comes as Péter Magyar continues to challenge Orbán's administration, including by publishing a video of the former Hungarian president's villa.
The World Alliance of the BiH Diaspora (SSDBiH), once a significant umbrella organization for emigrants, is reportedly experiencing its biggest crisis since its establishment, with serious accusations leveled against its leadership.
Prices for summer holidays in Italy, especially along the Amalfi Coast, are experiencing a drastic increase.
The management of UKC Maribor reported unsuccessful negotiations with interventional radiologists. They also stated they were not aware of discussions between the ministry and the radiologists.
New research indicates that melatonin, a popular sleep aid, can alleviate chronic musculoskeletal pain almost as effectively as over-the-counter pain medications. This finding suggests a potential new therapeutic use for melatonin.
Media reports suggest that funds from the European Growth Plan will be redirected to countries making the fastest progress towards EU membership, potentially bypassing Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. The European Commission has yet to confirm.
As warmer weather brings insects and spiders into homes, a natural, three-ingredient solution is offered as an alternative to harsh chemical repellents to keep pests out.
A custody dispute is believed to be the motive behind a deadly shooting in Stade, Germany, which resulted in six fatalities. Authorities are investigating the incident, linking it to a family conflict.
Ukraine has confirmed a second strike on Russia's Dubna space communications center near Moscow, with President Zelenskyy stating that drones hit the facility. This attack follows an earlier strike and is part of Ukraine's 'long-range sanctions' strategy.
Experts from the Kruševac National Museum have distanced themselves from a statement made by the museum's management regarding the memorial complex 'Slobodište'.
A correction has been published regarding an article titled 'Rapist mistakenly released from London prison fled to Croatian neighborhood: 'He told her he would kill her'' which was published on June 10, 2026, on Jutarnji.hr.
A new study has identified and revealed the world's most disappointing tourist attractions, including one located in a neighboring country.
Ľudstvo zožne, čo zasialo.
A company is alleged to have withheld social contributions from a large number of employees, despite possessing sufficient funds, resulting in damages of at least 300,000 euros.
Brazil secured the top spot in World Cup Group C after defeating Scotland, with Vinicius scoring a double, which significantly jeopardizes Scotland's chances of advancing to the knockout rounds. Meanwhile, Switzerland and Canada also progressed to the last 32, with Switzerland topping Group B.
Cristiano Ronaldo made history by becoming the first player to score in six different World Cup editions, silencing critics with a record-setting performance. He expressed relief and declared 'I'm back' after his double kickstarted Portugal's campaign.
Military analyst Aleksandar Radić, who was among the first to report on the alleged use of a sonic weapon, has been summoned by military police for questioning and for the expert examination of computers seized during a search.
Slovenia plans to enhance its distribution network using European funds, addressing the impact of modern technologies on network load.
Montenegrin authorities seized four firearms and ammunition during raids in Ulcinj and Herceg Novi. The operations led to the discovery of pistols, ammunition, and restraint devices, with charges filed against an individual from Herceg Novi.
Serbian opposition figures and students have accused the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office of participating in a cover-up regarding the use of a sound cannon. They argue that the authorities are preventing an investigation into the incident.
Croatian Minister of Labor, Pension System, Family and Social Policy, Alen Ružić, announced a new directive to write off debts and refund money to users of the inclusive allowance who had returned overpaid funds. This measure aims to alleviate financial burdens for beneficiaries.
Debate continues in Serbia regarding the controversial judicial laws, often referred to as "Mrdić's laws," with opposition and experts criticizing their impact. The laws are being discussed in parliament with proposed amendments, though the ruling party maintains they are being improved, not withdrawn.
A severe storm destroyed six greenhouses at the Bergant family nursery in Zalog pri Cerkljah, Slovenia, wiping out 15 years of work and prompting a fundraising effort for reconstruction.
A recent achievement, described as a 'jump into the void,' has been realized after more than two millennia, fulfilling an ancient human dream with a depth that is said to be breathtaking.
Thailand is mourning the death of Princess Bajrakitiyabha Narendira Debyavati, the eldest daughter of King Maha Vajiralongkorn, who passed away at the age of 47 after being in a coma for over three years following a sudden illness. Crowds gathered to pay tribute to the princess, who was known for her work championing women prisoners' rights.
Following severe storms with heavy rainfall, hail, and strong winds that caused extensive damage in the Štajerska and Gorenjska regions on Tuesday and Wednesday, Slovenian Caritas and the Red Cross have begun collecting aid for affected residential properties.
Steven Spielberg's new film, 'Disclosure Day,' which sees him return to the theme of alien contact, is generating discussion, with some critics praising its search for faith in humanity and breathtaking finale, while others find it exciting but faltering in its final act, and its approach to the truth about aliens potentially controversial.
The Ministries of Education and Finance have refuted claims from the academic community that inclusion in SPIRI would deduct financial resources from higher education institutions. They assert that SPIRI does not reduce funding for universities.
The Forum of Judges of Serbia announced that the High Judicial Council (VSS) has recognized the importance of freedom of expression for judges. The VSS accepted an initiative to open an institutional dialogue on proposed amendments to the Code of Ethics for Judges.
The art of Michal Kern, known for seeking a profound connection between humans and nature, is currently being showcased in a gallery exhibition in Poznań.
Goran Kaurić, former deputy president of the Democratic Alliance of Croats in Vojvodina (DSHV), accused the party's leadership of attempting to use judicial bodies to maintain their positions despite expired mandates.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has strongly criticized Iran, accusing it of using Lebanon as a means of pressure in its negotiations with the United States. He appealed to Iran to stop interfering in Lebanon's affairs and treating the country as a bargaining tool.
Unions representing Belgrade Public Transport (GSP Beograd) drivers have condemned a statement from acting general director Zoran Šarac regarding a traffic accident, viewing it as an attempt to shift blame onto drivers.
Ukrainian drones attacked targets in Saint Petersburg, including an oil refinery, causing large smoke clouds and fires, coinciding with the opening of Russia's major economic forum in the city. The strikes disrupted the event, which was expected to be attended by President Putin.