Kosovo officials have voiced serious concern following Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's statements about potentially altering the flow of the Ibar River, which they interpret as a threat to Kosovo's water resources. This comes as Kosovan police began controlling the main Ibar bridge in Mitrovica, taking over responsibility for its security after 27 years.

Drone footage reveals significant differences in the Danube River's water levels in Budapest, contrasting severe floods in September 2024 with current drought conditions in August 2026 that expose the riverbed.

This article highlights the best daily discounts available in stores across Croatia, offering significant savings on essential groceries like butter and Dukatos yogurt.

Antonio Banderas, born José Antonio Domínguez Bandera in Malaga, Spain, on August 10, 1960, is a Spanish actor, director, and producer whose career spans over four decades, starting in Spanish theaters before becoming a Hollywood star.

Increased traffic intensity is expected today on Montenegrin roads, with alternating traffic and occasional stoppages of up to 30 minutes due to reconstruction of the R-3 Pljevlja - Dajevića Han regional road.

American fitness star Demi Bagby, 25, gained millions of followers after overcoming childhood paralysis and a spinal fracture to become a prominent figure in the fitness world.

An opinion piece published in Danas discusses an appeal made by Prime Minister Macut concerning a park, prompting a mixed reaction from the author. The article critiques the prime minister's statement.

Astrological interpretations connect Mercury entering Leo with an open expression of views, influencing three specific zodiac signs to finally speak their minds.

Bentley has introduced the Torcal, a new luxury electric crossover featuring a 'Curation Engine' system that adjusts the cabin ambiance through four modes, and will share a platform with the Porsche Cayenne.

Sunny weather is forecast across Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia, with temperatures reaching up to 36 degrees Celsius, though localized rain and thunderstorms are possible in some areas during the afternoon.

The Serbian Orthodox Church and its faithful are celebrating the feast day of Saint Panteleimon, one of the most revered Christian saints and healers. Saint Panteleimon lived in the early fourth century and was known as a skilled physician.

Director Christopher Nolan has shared his perspective on what he considers the "real problem" with amateur film criticism prevalent on the internet today.

An article from Danas explores the psychology of being a 'target,' discussing the phases of understanding when one's name or work is attacked by others' words, and the initial physical reactions before assessing truth or anger.

Punch, a monkey at a Japanese zoo, has gained internet fame for becoming a protector of younger monkeys, offering them comfort that he himself once lacked.

Bandanas, historically worn by diverse groups from gang members to presidents, have become the latest fashion trend, seen on celebrities like Dua Lipa and Zendaya, transforming into a 'mad-glamorous' accessory.

International Cat Day highlights the unique qualities of cats, including their independence, cleanliness, adaptability to apartment living, and therapeutic effect on humans.

The Serbian Orthodox Church observes the feast day of Saint Paraskeva of Rome, known as Trnova Petka, a revered saint in Orthodox tradition.

Major traffic jams continue across Bosnia and Herzegovina, with the most severe congestion reported on the Mostar-Jablanica and Lašva-Vitez sections of main roads, causing long waits for travelers in high temperatures.

New fuel prices have been announced in Serbia, with Eurodiesel seeing an increase, and these prices will remain valid until Friday, August 14, according to reports from N1 Serbia and Danas.

A Forestry Faculty professor warns that today is the most critical day for fires, with an extremely high risk in Sombor, Serbia.

Four cruise ships carrying over 6,700 passengers arrived in Kotor today. The Enchanted Princess, with 4,240 passengers, sailed from Naples and is scheduled to depart for Corfu, while the Marella Explorer 2 arrived from Dubrovnik.

Rivers are reflecting the ongoing climate change, with temperatures exceeding 31 degrees Celsius in parts of Croatia this morning, signaling an impending weather shift.

A 2015 text by renowned writer and politician Vuk Drašković, concerning Serbian officers during 'Operation Storm', has been republished by Danas with the author's agreement.

The 150th birth anniversary of one of the most famous spies of the modern era, known for her adventurous life during World War I, is being commemorated.

Supermarkets are offering significant discounts on butter and tuna, with butter priced at 79 or 99 cents and tuna at 54% off.

The French Riviera, once a symbol of unparalleled charm and luxury, is now often perceived as merely a picturesque setting for social media photos. This shift reflects a change in its cultural perception and appeal.

Bosnia and Herzegovina will experience mostly sunny weather today, with a shift to moderate cloudiness and possible local showers in some areas during the afternoon.

Kosovo's political leaders, including Prime Minister Kurti and the head of the Democratic League of Kosovo, have once again failed to reach an agreement on forming a new government. Discussions concluded without a resolution, prolonging the political stalemate.

Govor Aleksandra Vučića na obeležavanju Oluje, poslednji sa funkcije predsednika Srbije, kako je sam istakao, za sagovornike Danasa odraz je lažnog, radikalskog patriotizma, korišćenja žrtava i…

The lawyer for prosecutor Snežana Stanojković has responded to a news report, refuting claims regarding her use of an official apartment and card.

Croatian politician Dalija Orešković criticized the state leadership for allowing Ustaše chants during the commemoration of Operation Storm, arguing that it compromises the truth about the Croatian War of Independence.

The horoscope for August 5 predicts a dynamic day for Geminis, filled with communication and potential travel opportunities.

HRVATSKA danas obilježava Dan pobjede i domovinske zahvalnosti, Dan hrvatskih branitelja te 31. obljetnicu vojno-redarstvene operacije Oluja

Zbog planiranih radova na mreži danas će bez napajanja električnom energijom ostati brojne ulice i naselja u više opština, saopšteno je iz Crnogorskog elektrodistributivnog sistema (CEDIS).

A yellow code heat alert has been issued for almost the entire country of Bulgaria, with temperatures expected to reach up to 40 degrees Celsius. Residents are advised to take precautions against the extreme heat.

Philosopher Slavoj Žižek, in an op-ed for Danas, discusses the three major threats to humanity's survival: the ecological crisis, uncontrolled artificial intelligence development, and the danger of military self-destruction, arguing that mere 'containment' is insufficient. A new article from Danas further elaborates on his perspective regarding solutions to these threats.

Members of the Air Force of Montenegro are continuing their engagement in providing support for firefighting efforts in Velestovo and the Čevo area, assisting ground crews from the air.

The Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine lost its external power supply and operated without it for approximately one hour today.

The head of the Vukovar SDP branch claims the party's PR department has taken over management of their Facebook page, following his call for a boycott of Thompson.

New dating trends emphasize intentional dating, direct communication, and emotional honesty as singles redefine what they look for in love.

Regular online ticket sales for the Sarajevo Film Festival (SFF) commenced today at 3 PM, allowing attendees to purchase tickets for the upcoming cinematic event.

CEDIS announced planned power outages in various streets and neighborhoods across several Montenegrin municipalities due to scheduled network maintenance.

While some face traffic jams, many are enjoying crowded Croatian beaches, indicating a busy summer tourism season.

A prominent Hollywood actor faced initial disapproval from his father regarding his acting aspirations and had to borrow money from a priest to kickstart his career. Despite these early challenges, he has since become a significant figure in Hollywood.

Online presale of tickets for films in the program of the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival begins today at 3 PM, valid for Mastercard users.

Aleksandar Jakšić, son of the owner of the demolished Hotel Jezero on Gazivode, has stated that his family does not plan to relocate, emphasizing that the property belongs to their ancestors. He affirmed their intention to stay despite the hotel's destruction.

Bosnia and Herzegovina remains under the influence of a strong heatwave, with temperatures expected to reach up to 42 degrees Celsius.

Due to planned network maintenance, many streets and parts of municipalities in Montenegro will experience electricity supply interruptions today, according to CEDIS.

FIFA has reportedly abandoned its controversial plan to create a special company whose shares would be sold to private investors, including Joshua Kushner, brother of Jared Kushner.

According to astrological predictions, three specific zodiac signs are expected to experience exceptional luck and have everything go their way today. This period marks a favorable turn of events for these signs.

The article recounts the 1956 incident where Gillis Lundgren removed table legs to fit a table into a car, an idea that led to the creation of a company (implied to be IKEA) that now boasts 400 stores.

A study conducted in 135 countries indicates that for many, leisure time now primarily involves passive scrolling on mobile phones, shifting the understanding of relaxation in an era of constant digital availability.

The Renault Avantime, an unusual and unique car from a major manufacturer, is highlighted as an automobile that still lacks a true successor in its niche.

In 1928, Henry Ford acquired 2.5 million acres along Brazil's Tapajós River to build a city for rubber production, complete with a hospital, power plant, library, and golf course. Today, 2,000 people live among the ruins of this American-style town in the rainforest.

The article recounts the historical tulip mania in the Netherlands in January 1637, when a single tulip bulb of the Semper Augustus variety was valued at 10,000 guilders, contrasting it with today's prices.

A majority of members from the Association of Publishers and Booksellers of Serbia (UIKS) have decided not to participate in the 69th International Book Fair in Belgrade, despite the application deadline approaching.

Nine miners at the Zenica brown coal mine in Bosnia and Herzegovina have spent a sixth night underground in the Raspotočje pit, refusing to surface until they receive written guarantees and exact dates for their outstanding wage payments.

German club Bayer Leverkusen is expected to officially confirm the €20 million transfer of Argentine defender Facundo Medina, 27, to their squad today.

A complete suspension of traffic over the Đurđevića Tara bridge in Montenegro has been announced, with alternative routes available for drivers.

Several municipalities in Montenegro will experience planned power outages today due to scheduled network maintenance work, announced by the Montenegrin Electric Distribution System (CEDIS). Specific areas in Podgorica will be affected from 8 to 11 AM.

During the 311th Sinjska Alka event, Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković attended, while Mayor Miro Bulj used the occasion to criticize the government for closing a local maternity ward and demanded a general hospital.

Croatian stores are offering significant discounts on various products, including tuna salad and grapes, as part of their daily promotions on August 9, 2026.

Radiša Dragićević's diary entry paints a picture of rural decline, noting that his village, which once had 631 inhabitants in 116 houses, now has only 36 people living in 23 houses, reflecting a broader trend of depopulation.

Today, Virgos are expected to receive important news, bringing a sense that everything is finally falling into place, but they must first complete a specific task.

After a period of unstable weather, Bosnia and Herzegovina is expected to experience changeable weather on Sunday, August 9, with warmer temperatures returning to most parts of the country.

U Crnoj Gori danas se očekuje pretežno sunčano i veoma toplo, saopšteno je iz Zavoda za hidrometeorologiju i seizmologiju. U sjevernim predjelima povremeno umjerena oblačnost.

This opinion piece from Danas discusses the concept of a 'divided screen,' metaphorically exploring different perspectives or societal divisions.

Serbian director Stevan Filipović was attacked, leading to accusations from Filipović and the MASA organization that President Vučić and the government are responsible for creating a climate of violence against critics. MASA stated that the government has escalated to daily physical violence against its detractors.

Proteklih danas enormno visoke temperature zraka zabilježene su u Bosni i Hercegovini, cijelom regionu ali i širom Evrope. Kako upozoravaju stručnjaci

DANAS se na Mont Blanc svake godine pokušavaju popeti tisuće ljudi, opremljeni derezama, cepinima, užadi i modernom odjećom.

Ryanair has announced it will suspend all flights to and from Niš Airport, citing problems with fuel supply. This decision raises concerns about the availability of affordable air travel from the Serbian city.

The article highlights the stark differences in childhood experiences between children of the 1980s, who often acted without permission, and today's Gen Z, who grow up with significantly more rules and restrictions.

The SSP (Freedom and Justice Party) announced that it will submit evidence to the ODIHR (Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights) today regarding the obstruction of voter list control. The party alleges that efforts to monitor the electoral roll have been impeded.

A prominent Hollywood actress, who grew up experiencing family violence and a tragic childhood, has overcome these adversities to achieve an Oscar and global recognition. Her journey highlights her resilience and success in the film industry.

Montenegro has introduced stricter traffic safety measures, effective today, aimed at enhancing the safety of all road users. The new regulations are expected to contribute to a reduction in traffic accidents and fatalities.

The municipal company "Vodovod i kanalizacija" in Herceg Novi, Montenegro, has decided to implement daily water supply cuts from midnight to 5 AM.

Croatia is experiencing the peak of a heatwave, with rivers reaching historically low levels.

British military veterans, part of the 'A Driving Force' autocaravan, have arrived in Sarajevo for a biennial humanitarian mission aimed at fundraising, with veterans who served in Bosnia and Herzegovina participating.

Elfeta Veseli, convicted of murdering a child, is reportedly using out-of-prison privileges, according to officials at the Tuzla prison. The prison stated she has not reported any difficulties nor has the police contacted them regarding her.

After several days of high temperatures, parts of Croatia are expecting a significant weather change over the weekend, with cooler temperatures and storms in the north while the south remains hot.

Several streets and neighborhoods in multiple Montenegrin municipalities will experience planned power outages today due to scheduled network maintenance. The Montenegrin Electric Distribution System (CEDIS) announced the affected areas and times.

Croatia is under a red alert due to an extreme heatwave, with temperatures expected to reach up to 40°C. Local showers are possible, and a change in weather with cooler temperatures is anticipated for the weekend.

A reporter details a journey through the border areas of Latvia, Estonia, and Russia, highlighting the quiet Valga-Valka train station and the elegant station building.

Croatian MP Dalija Orešković criticized the government on Facebook following an incident where Dražen Keleminec and his supporters shouted Ustaša greetings at a Victory Day celebration in Knin.

An article from Danas discusses the 'transparent performance' of 'Big Brother,' suggesting a critical view of the reality show.

An old luster from the 1970s, once common in almost every Yugoslav home, could now be worth a significant amount of money if found in attics or basements.

Parliament Speaker Gordan Jandroković marked the anniversary of 'Operation Storm' by highlighting Croatia's strength and resilience as a nation that independently shapes its future, built on the foundations of its historic victory.

Slovenians are reportedly discussing a star player from Dinamo, expressing a desire for his return to the team.

Srbiju danas očekuju tropske temperature, a uz njih stiže i veoma visok rizik od štetnog UV zračenja.

U Crnoj Gori danas će biti sunčano i veoma toplo, saopšteno je Zavoda za hidrometeorologiju i seizmologiju. Poslijepodne ponegdje slab do umjeren razvoj oblačnosti.

Manijaci, the most passionate fan group of FK Željezničar, issued a public statement commenting on the club's difficult situation and internal divisions, emphasizing the need for unity.

Thirty-one years after the Croatian military-police operation "Storm," those who were in the convoys still feel the neglect of authorities. The operation, which lasted from August 4 to August 7, 1995, led to ethnic cleansing.

Ana Gođevac of the Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP) has accused Ana Brnabić, President of the National Assembly, of deliberately deceiving the public and the ODIHR to facilitate election manipulation by the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS).

Ispred kruševačke Policijske uprave građani i studenti su danas sa 16 minuta tišine odali poštu žrtvama novosadske nadstrešnice tražeći od policije da

Austria is bracing for the peak of a historic heatwave, with meteorologists predicting temperatures could reach 40°C in the east, potentially breaking national records. Relief is anticipated by the end of the week.

Police in Bar, Montenegro, sanctioned 16 drivers, with eight processed for improper overtaking and eight for illegal mobile phone use while driving, as intensified traffic controls continue.

Actor Dragan Gagi Jovanović has reiterated his call for the opposition to support students, with his message of solidarity spreading across social media. He emphasizes the opposition's resilience against attempts by authorities to divide them.

The village of Matmata in southern Tunisia is known for its unique Amazigh homes dug into the ground, with one such dwelling now serving as a hotel.

Old cupboards, known as 'kredenac', once common in almost every home, are now seen as small treasures that evoke the most beautiful memories of grandmothers and childhood.

An article from Danas questions the US stance on Serbia-Kosovo relations, particularly regarding unilateral actions by Kosovo, following previous assurances of US support for Serbia.

The water level of the Danube River at Bezdan has reached a record low of minus 163 centimeters. This significant drop was reported by the Republic Hydrometeorological Service (RHMZ).

Bosnia and Herzegovina is experiencing sunny and hot weather today, prompting the activation of an orange meteorological alert across the entire country due to high temperatures.

A Serbian finance article from Danas critically examines official statements on the economy, warning against excessive optimism when financial authorities claim abundant funds.

Clafoutis, a moist and quick French dessert traditionally made by peasants from excess fruit, particularly cherries, has evolved into a classic found in modern patisseries.

U svijetu se danas obilježava Međunarodni dan sjećanja na holokaust nad Romima tokom Drugog svjetskog rata, koji se na romskom jeziku još naziva Porajmos ili Samudaripen.

British singer, songwriter, and producer Charli XCX, born August 2, 1992, is highlighted for her long-standing career creating hits for others and now dictating trends in pop music.

Orthodox believers are celebrating Saint Elijah's Day, a holiday deeply rooted in Serbian tradition and mentioned in the Talmud, Bible, and Quran.

The Hrka Foundation organized its first humanitarian bazaar in the campus of the University of Novi Sad to raise funds for Ildiko Tot and Radivoje Radivojević, aiming to collect aid for those in need.

A former world-best tennis player, once a star, is now burdened by debt and struggling to support her children.

Serbian Finance Minister Siniša Mali announced that prescription drugs would be cheaper starting today due to a reduction in patient co-payments. Mali also provided details on when citizens would receive financial assistance in August and September.

Serbia is expecting sunny and extremely hot weather today, with temperatures potentially reaching up to 40 degrees Celsius, according to the Republic Hydrometeorological Institute.

Antonio Banderas and Melanie Griffith, despite divorcing eleven years ago, maintain a strong friendship, with Banderas calling her one of his best friends. Their post-divorce relationship has garnered attention.

The city of Kragujevac, Serbia, is commemorating 140 years since the arrival of its first train, prompting discussions about the current state of its railway system and train station.

The association 'Srce za djecu oboljelu od raka' (Heart for Children with Cancer), in cooperation with the Institute for Transfusion Medicine of FBiH and the Red Cross of FBiH, organized a blood donation drive in Sarajevo today.

Traffic on the Tara bridge in Montenegro is restricted for vehicles and pedestrians, with authorities advising caution due to high temperatures and increased traffic towards tourist centers and border crossings.

The Expo Caravan made its ninth stop in Kragujevac, Serbia, on Sunday, August 9, holding events in two sessions despite the hot weather.

A football player, previously pushed to a defensive position and criticized by fans, has now become a prominent figure in the resurgence of the Osijek team.

U sudaru putničkog i teretnog voza kod Križevaca, u Hrvatskoj, povređeno je 25 osoba, prenela je danas Hrvatska radio-televizija (HRT) novi bilans nesreće.

Singapore declared independence after months of negotiations and pressure, despite initial reluctance, and has since grown into an economic giant.

U Crnoj Gori danas se očekuje pojačan intenzitet saobraćaja prema turističkim centrima i na pojedinim graničnim prelazima.

International Cat Day is being celebrated globally, a day established in 2002 by the International Fund for Animal Welfare, with various outlets like The Jerusalem Post highlighting their own beloved felines as part of the festivities.

Premijer Srbije Đuro Macut razgovarao je danas u Beogradu s predsednikom Ukrajine Volodimirom Zelenskim koji je od sinoć u poseti, o bilateralnim odno

A report highlights the best daily discounts available in Croatian stores, featuring specific deals such as Vegeta for 2.49 euros and grapes reduced by 46%.

Serbia is expected to experience warm and variable weather today, with local showers and a maximum temperature reaching up to 35 degrees Celsius.

Danas newspaper presents its weekly weekend quiz, challenging readers to achieve a perfect score of 15 correct answers.

Scheduled power outages will affect various areas in Montenegro on August 10 and 11. Residents are advised to check the detailed schedule for specific locations and times of electricity interruptions.

Croatian supermarkets are offering significant discounts on popular items, including Rondini biscuits for 1 euro and Pivac bacon for 10 euros. These promotions highlight some of the best deals available to shoppers today.

Individuals who have kept their old mobile phones in drawers could now profit significantly, as collectors are reportedly paying four-figure sums for these valuable vintage items.

The sixth Sarajevo Modest Fashion Festival is set to open today at the House of Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina, showcasing the distinctiveness of Bosnian-Herzegovinian design with participating designers from the region.

U intervjuu za “Vijesti” istaknuta glumica najavljuje intermedijalnu predstavu “Španska luda” koja će danas biti izvedena na tvrđavi Mogren, u okviru festivala “Grad teatar”

Tolotni talas je u Srbiji počeo 30. jula, a svoj pik je prema navodima RHMZ dostigao juče i danas (5. i. 6. avgusta) kada je temperatura dostigla 40 s

Temperatures in Serbia have reached 40 degrees Celsius, with forecasts indicating continued heat and possible showers over the weekend. The country is experiencing a significant heatwave.

Serbia is observing Miners' Day, with discussions focusing on the 32,000 people employed in the mining sector and whether the state is doing enough to ensure their safety.

Demokratska stranka (DS) osudila je danas fizički napad na reditelja i profesora Fakulteta dramskih umetnosti Stevana Filipovića.

An astrological prediction suggests that a specific zodiac sign may receive excellent news today and experience a surge of positive energy.

Montenegro is forecast to experience sunny and very hot weather with temperatures reaching up to 40 degrees Celsius. Authorities advise avoiding travel during the hottest part of the day and taking frequent breaks due to the high temperatures.

As the series 'Grlom u jagode' by Srđan Điđa Karanović celebrates its half-century anniversary, commentators discuss its lasting importance for Serbian and Yugoslav popular culture, having influenced generations.

A reporter from Danas embarked on a journey exploring the borders between Latvia, Estonia, and Russia, observing the quiet railway station of Valga-Valka and the unique architecture of its ticket office.

Bojan Simišić has spoken out following his detention at the border over a 'sound cannon' incident and an open letter sent to the European Parliament. He discussed the implications of these events.

This article presents a photo report showcasing the current appearance of Zagreb. It offers a visual glimpse into the city's daily life and scenery.

All of Croatia is under a red alert due to a severe heatwave, with record high temperatures causing rivers to dry up. Croatian Railways has increased monitoring as a result of the extreme weather conditions.

Serbian President Vučić's website is deemed a marketing trick, while his statements on 'Operation Storm' draw criticism from Croatia. Meanwhile, relations between Kosovo and Serbia are reported to be less normalized than before.

An evening titled 'Belgrade Trio and other works' by Goran Marković will be held at the plateau in front of King Nikola's Castle at 9 PM as part of the Bar Chronicle festival.

Interviews are ongoing for the director position of an agency, with six candidates having applied for the top role.

Temperatures today go up to 42 degrees, red weather alert in effect for three regions in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

An article in Danas newspaper discusses blank support for a student election list, referencing previous texts on students and dictatorship.

Patrijarh sprski Porfirije pozvao je danas sve ljude da se uzdignu iznad uskih, sebičnih i ideološko motivisanih partikularnih interesa, ali i iznad podela i razdora, naglasivši da je potrebno da…

Serbia's Minister of Education proposed returning the Jovan Jovanović Zmaj Gymnasium to the Serbian Orthodox Church, sparking a wave of reactions from various stakeholders who argue against the move.

Mostar residents continue to face extremely high summer temperatures, as a scorching heatwave affecting the city shows no signs of abating, with temperatures reaching 41°C.

Multiple train services experienced delays and some were canceled at Resnik station today due to disruptions in infrastructure capacities. Passengers faced significant inconvenience as a result of the technical issues.

Today marks Blaga Marija, a revered saint's day where women traditionally light candles and offer prayers for their wishes to be fulfilled. The celebration is a significant religious observance.

The Serbian Orthodox Church observes the feast day of Saint Mary Magdalene, known as Blaga Marija, a highly revered saint particularly considered a protector of women, with traditions including lighting candles and making wishes.

Celebrated Macedonian director Milčo Mančevski discusses his new 'old-school' documentary in an interview with Danas, emphasizing a raw, direct, face-to-face approach without narration, embellishments, or music.

Croatia recorded a scorching 38.3°C today, with even higher temperatures expected as red heatwave alerts are issued across the country and neighboring regions. Authorities are warning residents about the extreme heat and its potential dangers.

Miners at the Kakanj coal mine in Bosnia have initiated a labor disobedience, halting work due to the denial of their right to health insurance, with a meeting scheduled today with the FBiH Government.

Serbian citizens are currently experiencing significant delays at border crossings. The extent and reasons for these hold-ups are being monitored.

Sombor has once again registered the highest temperatures in Serbia, followed by Belgrade and Novi Sad, as a heatwave continues across the region. The city remains the hottest at midday.

Croatia is preparing for a period of intense heat with temperatures expected to reach 38°C, prompting a red alert in two regions. The national meteorological service warns that the worst is yet to come, with only a slight chance of isolated afternoon showers.

Firefighting efforts continue intensively from the air today against a wildfire in the Velestovo area of Katunska Nahija, Cetinje municipality, Montenegro, with two helicopters from the Ministry of Internal Affairs involved.

Public bathing spots on the Sava River in Zagreb, once a popular riviera, have long become a legend, existing now only as a memory.

August 2nd marks the International Day of Remembrance for the Roma Holocaust, also known as Porajmos or Samudaripen, commemorating the genocide of Roma people during World War II.

Jim Bishop, who left high school at fifteen, bought land in the Colorado mountains and spent fifty years building a 48-meter-high castle by himself, which remains free to enter.

Students in Kragujevac organized a bazaar titled "From Morava to Ibar," showcasing various products and activities. A reporter from Danas covered the event, highlighting the lively atmosphere and student participation.

Branimir Nestorović, leader of the 'We – The Power of the People' movement, denied reports of negotiating an electoral coalition with Aleksandar Vulin's Socialist Movement.

Marie Van Brittan Brown, a nurse from Queens, New York, invented an early version of the home security system, driven by her fear of returning home alone at late hours.

Due to increasing living costs, many Croatians find it difficult to subsist on a single salary and are seeking additional employment for financial security, according to entrepreneur Lovro Rogulj.