The University of Lisbon has announced a 50% reduction in its annual Erasmus scholarships for students planning to study abroad for a full year. This decision will significantly impact students seeking international educational opportunities.

Author Anne B. Ragde, 68, shares her experience with a hurtful comment that deeply affected her.

Denmark's Culture Minister has expressed intentions to prevent 'linguistic impoverishment' that could result from the increasing use of artificial intelligence. The minister seeks to address the impact of AI on language.

Marluci Bellini and Djalma António, a couple wanted by Brazilian justice for torturing clinic patients, successfully hid in the Azores for nine years, with the local community unaware of their fugitive status.

More than a week after KFOR handed over control of the Ibar bridge to Kosovo police, official Belgrade expresses surprise and questions why it was caught off guard by the withdrawal.

A suspect has been brought before the court in connection with an attack on KFOR members in northern Kosovo in May 2023. The individual is accused of involvement in the assault against the peacekeeping forces.

Mais de 20 mil docentes foram colocados, mas a Fenprof diz que as escolas continuam sem resposta para necessidades permanentes de professores

Users in Seixal and Almada report that unwanted pregnancy consultations, including abortion services, have been 'discontinued' at Garcia de Orta hospital, though the hospital refers to it as a 'suspension'.

Hungarian soldiers deployed in the KFOR Tactical Reserve Battalion conducted a company-level tactical exercise near Obilić, Kosovo.

Milan Radojević, Mayor of North Mitrovica, stated that if KFOR withdraws its soldiers from the main bridge on the Ibar River and allows it to open for traffic, it would signify a victory for Albin Kurti and KFOR siding with him.

Companies from the UAE and Qatar are making their first foray into Venezuela's energy sector through an offshore natural gas project, which will be operated by BP Plc.

The Portuguese government aims to remove the Public Prosecutor's Office from administrative actions involving amounts up to 15,000 euros. The article also briefly mentions an eclipse occurring today.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić described the meeting between Serbian Army Chief of Staff Milan Mojsilović and the KFOR commander as the worst yet. Vučić urged an end to the pretense of dialogue, indicating deep dissatisfaction with the current state of discussions.

Paulo Macedo, CEO of Caixa Geral de Depósitos, emphasized the importance of scale but stated that the bank does not see complementarity in domestic acquisitions, distancing itself from consolidation desired by Brussels.

A massive shark is set to be dissected in front of a live audience in North Jutland, Denmark. The event will offer a unique educational opportunity for the public.

Several individuals have been detained in connection with a demonstration held in front of a defense company.

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua's political activities and visits to the South Rift region are causing concern among leaders of the United Democratic Alliance (UDA).

Collecting wild herbs, a practice known as 'foraging,' is gaining significant popularity among many people. The article explores what makes this activity so special and highlights the unique benefits of incorporating wild greens into one's diet, suggesting they surpass spinach in nutritional value.

The head of Mossad has dismissed the director of intelligence services and the chief of the Iran division after a plan to change the Iranian regime reportedly failed.

New research suggests the Dodo bird was intelligent but its trust in humans ultimately led to its extinction, with possibilities it was nocturnal and relied on scent for foraging.

Fora Travel, an AI-powered platform valued at $1 billion, has announced the appointment of Alanna Gregory as its inaugural Chief Marketing Officer.

Eurostat data for 2025 confirms that one in three Portuguese citizens cannot afford to take a one-week vacation away from home, a statistic highlighted in the Assembly of the Republic.

Authorities on Brač Island have discovered an arsenal of weapons, including a bomb, rifles, and a pistol, hidden by a local man. An unregistered amphora was also found among his possessions.

Danish author Thomas Bredsdorff recounts a pivotal school play in Tønder in 1944, during the Second World War occupation, that profoundly connected him to theater for life.

The article discusses Portugal's exclusion from a particular list and suggests that Portugal, in coordination with Spain, should request a joint Iberian maritime detection exercise.

Mushroom enthusiasts are being urged to grab their baskets and head to the forests, as an abundance of mushrooms signals the best time for foraging.

Zagreb's Zrinjevac Park is hosting free dance workshops and concerts every Friday and Saturday from July 31 to August 29, reviving the tradition of city dance parties.

The Portuguese Ombudsman announced that complaints related to exams have been archived, stating that measures were adapted to mitigate the effects of the exam processes, which the office continues to monitor.

The history of Viseu's first charter, granted by D. Teresa in 1123, is being explored, detailing its significance and subsequent historical documents.

Success and international experience have reportedly changed Eirik Horneland, leading to significantly higher expectations for him in Bergen, sparking disagreement over his transformation.

Lithuanian authorities have issued a warning to mushroom and berry pickers about potential €700 fines. The penalties are for careless behavior or ignorance of regulations while foraging.

A volunteer firefighter in Ávila, Spain, acknowledges climate change's role in the ongoing wildfires but points to other significant factors in their management and spread.

Nike has launched new sneakers described as 'super cool' and perfectly suited for the boho style, offering a versatile footwear option.

New research suggests that the brain circuits in ants, which are now used for parental care, originally evolved to help them find food.

Portugal's decision to dismantle its migration regulation activities is seen as going against the core principles of European policy on this matter.

The economy of the Faroe Islands is thriving, largely due to a surge in demand for Faroese salmon from American and Chinese markets, leading to discussions about potential independence from Denmark.

An article delves into the reasons behind calling Generation Z the 'Christopher Columbus generation' and questions whether this designation is justified.

Boxer Edgar Berlanga Jr. is making his foray into the music industry, discussing his first song 'Baby Mama' and receiving advice from artists like Fat Joe and DJ Khaled.

Mushroom enthusiasts in Lithuania are reporting exceptionally large hauls, with some individuals finding hundreds of mushrooms, including extensive carpets of porcini, sparking envy among other foragers.

The US care sector, particularly nursing homes like one in Palo Alto, is heavily dependent on immigrant workers who have been working on temporary permits for years but are now facing deportation.

Rising temperatures in Britain are impacting bumblebee numbers, hindering their ability to forage. This decline could have significant ecological consequences.

Montenegro's Ministry of Spatial Planning, Urbanism, and State Property announced that replacing worn-out or faulty hydrophore systems is a necessary maintenance task for residential buildings, making it a legal obligation for homeowner associations.

Apesar de “dificuldade informática” com plataforma do Eduqa, presidente diz que foram feitas as correcções necessárias ao longo do processo.

Prova de Português do 9.º e 12.º ano decorre às 9h30, apesar do ceticismo dos alunos: "As notas que foram lançadas, muito provavelmente, estão erradas". Segunda fase termina sexta-feira.

Thousands of Portuguese students experienced delays in receiving their exam results, with approximately 1,400 tests suspended. This incident has led to calls for the resignation of the Education Minister.

The 11th season of the Danish series 'Klovn' has been awarded five stars, with critics praising its newfound fragility in characters and declaring it funnier than ever.

The Japanese parliament has approved a law allowing the integration of members from 11 former imperial branches into the imperial family, addressing concerns about a lack of male successors, though women continue to be excluded from ascending the throne.

The Tata Group is reportedly resorting to older technology as it embarks on its venture into the chip manufacturing industry.

The Portuguese government's program for hiring PhDs has seen 87% of its competitions concluded, a figure unexpectedly revealed by Minister Fernando Alexandre. Scientific institutions had until the end of last year to finalize these hirings.

A two-part profile traces Andy Burnham's early political forays, his rise to prominence, and his eventual move from London to Manchester.

Statements by the Portuguese Prime Minister regarding teachers' 'resistance' to the digitalization of national exam corrections have caused 'disappointment and revolt' among teachers, who deem it an 'unacceptable attack'.

Ljiljana Bralović, President of the Alliance of Ecological Organizations of Serbia (SEOS), stated that a court in Čačak agreed her statements at a protest earlier this year were metaphorical, leading to a favorable ruling in a public order disturbance case.

During the early hours of the San Fermín festival in Pamplona, a 17-year-old minor suffered a perforated lung and a 31-year-old man sustained a cranial trauma in separate stabbing incidents.

The phrase "Du bist gut genug" has become a viral sensation, with many people finding themselves humming it without a specific reason.

SingPost is set to release new National Day stamps, drawing inspiration from a historic 1966 design. Additionally, sixty-one sets of exclusive imperforated stamp sheets, priced at S$610, will be available for pre-order.

A rowing event took place in front of Buckingham Palace, suggesting a public or ceremonial occasion.

Maersk's stock has seen a significant increase, reaching its highest point in four years, driven by recent developments in the container shipping industry that have changed investor sentiment.

Santander has completed an acquisition in the American Northeast, following growth in the UK, while Portugal is not currently part of its acquisition strategy.

Charlesbank is reportedly in advanced discussions to acquire a stake in law firm WSHB, marking one of the largest forays by private equity into the US legal sector.

Paris Jackson, now six years sober, openly discusses her past drug use, including perforating her septum, as she prepares to release her second album.

A travel guide highlights five autumn experiences in Spain's Soria province, known for its tranquility and sparse population, offering attractions from cathedrals and medieval towns to gorges and mushroom foraging.

Two teenage girls are facing trial for aggravated vandalism following a major fire at Løten youth school in Norway last year, with reports indicating they refused to provide explanations.

Finding elegant yet comfortable formal wear is a common challenge, and Ena and Tarik explored three fashion combinations to balance looking good with feeling good on the red carpet.

A 42-year-old Albanian man has been arrested in the port of Bari, Italy, while attempting to flee, on suspicion of severely beating his 46-year-old partner, Ornella Forastefano, to death.

Tumult broke out outside a courthouse as a 16-year-old was remanded in custody for murder, with shouts of 'We will get him' heard. The incident caused a disturbance during the legal proceedings.

The PSD party is advocating for the exclusion of single-parent families from a proposal to extend parental leave, specifically regarding 100% paid leave.

Eurostat data confirms that coal dropped to 9.2% of EU electricity in 2025, surpassed by solar energy in 2024, marking the second year it has not been among the top five sources. Portugal was a pioneer in phasing out this fossil fuel.

Recent Eurostat data indicates that one in three Portuguese citizens over the age of 16 lacks the financial capacity to afford a week-long vacation away from home.

The Greenland government has announced a ban on drilling, preventing a controversial exploratory drilling operation in the eastern part of the country from commencing this winter.

A British expert has raised concerns about safety measures at the Smukfest festival in Denmark following an incident involving a large crowd at a concert. Critics are questioning the adequacy of barriers and overall crowd control at the event.

Drivers in Vilnius are being warned about traffic light malfunctions at several intersections, causing disruptions to traffic flow. Authorities are advising caution and awareness for commuters.

A 2,100-year-old Roman shipwreck, carrying approximately 500 amphorae, has been discovered three miles off the coast of Mazara del Vallo in Sicily.

Danish police have arrested 47 individuals following a demonstration held in front of a defense company.

Epiforana was named the best horse at the National Show in Janów Podlaski, part of the prestigious Pride of Poland event. This recognition highlights the horse's exceptional qualities within the competition.

Lobbyists note an increase in students choosing courses in political advocacy, suggesting a broader societal shift where political interest representation is becoming a professional field.

Os jornalistas do Observador foram os primeiros portugueses a chegar a Ceuta. Testemunhas de um drama humano que nos assaltou.

Live Nation and investment group PPF are establishing a joint venture to operate major multifunctional venues in the Czech Republic, including O2 arena, O2 universum, and Forum Karlín.

Environmental Guard commissioners in Arad, Romania, fined a private fish farm 15,000 lei after discovering four illegal groundwater boreholes supplying a private pond during a water crisis.

A phenomenon of 'black widows' has sparked outrage in Russia, as women are reportedly exploiting state compensation for fallen soldiers' relatives. This situation is also being used to fuel conspiracy theories against Ukrainians.

A Portuguese arbitral tribunal has ruled for the second time that rental deposits are exempt from IRS (income tax), a decision that comes as the government plans to eliminate the limit on deposit values.

Miniature bananas have begun appearing in grocery stores, prompting questions and curiosity about their origin and purpose.

A 36-year-old man has been remanded in custody following a stabbing incident outside a Nordea bank in Skive, Denmark. A 27-year-old individual was injured in the attack.

Despite a reported labor shortage in Portugal, qualified Brazilian professionals are struggling to find employment, with experts highlighting a disconnect between companies' stated needs and available skilled candidates.

Over the past ten years, 258 minors, predominantly foreigners, have been identified as presumed victims of human trafficking in Portugal, though only 51 cases were confirmed, highlighting the crucial role of NGOs in uncovering this hidden phenomenon.

A new report confirms that climate change has enormously increased the risk of wildfires, with the risk in some areas having multiplied twentyfold. This highlights the growing impact of global warming on natural disasters.

The Portuguese Ministry of Justice announced that 65 out of 86 projects under the Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR) were completed by July, representing a 76% execution rate and an investment of 311.9 million euros aimed at transforming justice.

President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa and the public are discussing the sufficiency of Luís Neves' explanations regarding the MAI case. Concerns have been raised, with comparisons to the Galamba case, prompting debate on whether Neves' clarifications were adequate.

A Danish research head warns that public schools are hesitant to address religious and negative social control among students, calling for greater use of sanctions as the issue has become more prevalent.

Oliver Hillersborg, a student, reflects on his academic experience, stating he focused on memorizing material for exams to achieve high grades, often forgetting it soon after, rather than engaging in a deeper learning process. He critiques the system that incentivizes this approach.

A theater piece titled 'O Conceito Inútil,' created by the company Do Lado de Fora—the first formed by homeless individuals—is set to premiere on November 19 at the Teatro Nacional de São João in Porto.

Naturbrandene hærger stadig i Spanien, men ikke alle er tilfredse med måden, de bliver håndteret på. Politiken har talt med en frivillig brandmand i Ávila.

Gelifood, a micro-enterprise producing La Paleta popsicles in Lisbon, is now focusing on less cold, scoopable ice creams to counteract the seasonal nature of its sales and attract customers outside of summer.

As mushroom and berry season begins, the Environmental Protection Department is reminding residents of important foraging rules and potential fines during ongoing "Responsible Recreation" raids.

KFOR Commander Ozkan Ulutaš stated that NATO's decision to optimize troop numbers in Kosovo is based on a continuous improvement in the security situation, with the possibility of troops returning if needed.

Swedish plant expert Lisen Sundgren provides guidance on which wild plants are currently available for harvest and how to incorporate them into meals, as interest in foraging continues to rise.

The second phase of Portugal's national exams has concluded, with parents and students describing the process as a "national calamity." Concerns have been raised about the organization and fairness of the exams.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres has issued a stark warning that the situation in the Middle East is spiraling out of control. He emphasized the urgent need for de-escalation and a diplomatic solution to the ongoing conflicts.

Filmmaker and singer Tony Gatlif returns to his signature road movie style in 'Ange,' a film that explores the traditions of the European Roma community, offering both seductive and frustrating elements.

Only 300 students applied for higher education on the first day of the admissions period in Portugal, a significant drop from 10,000 applicants last year. An special application period has been opened for eligible students for the second phase.

The demolition of weekend houses at Gazivode Lake has begun, with a British KFOR team present at the scene. Media outlets are reporting on the commencement of the demolition process.

Portuguese columnist Ana Lázaro shares a personal reflection on the feeling of being locked out of one's home, prompted by witnessing someone she admires experience it.

New Eurostat data reveals a significant decrease in trust among young Danes compared to previous generations, prompting warnings from experts about potential societal implications.

Mushroom buyers in Lithuania's Dzūkija region lament the decline in experienced foragers and the impact of Russian imports on mushroom prices, making it harder for locals to earn a living.

A pressão sobre Fernando Alexandre e Luís Neves, a confiança de Montenegro e o elogio de Passos Coelho ao ministro da Educação foram os temas à mesa da Vichyssoise em semana de Estado da Nação.

À volta de 15 mil provas foram classificadas em papel, como estava previsto. Mas mesmo nessas houve mudanças nos procedimentos, relatam professores.

Portugal's new organic law for INEM (National Institute of Medical Emergency) has been published, opening the door for agreements with private entities. However, regional delegations are reportedly excluded from this new legal framework.

Socialistas apontam à "destruição institucional" feita pelo ministro da Educação e avisa: é preciso perceber "que imprudências foram cometidas" no processo dos exames digitalizados.

A report highlights the difficulties faced by grandparents using the Lisbon metro with baby strollers due to frequent elevator outages, a situation the Metropolitano de Lisboa claims is improving.

Ljiljana Bralović, President of the Alliance of Ecological Organizations of Serbia (SEOS), stated that the judge in her case agreed that her statements made during a protest were metaphorical.

Visitas do pré-candidato presidencial ao ex-Presidente em prisão domiciliária foram proibidas pela justiça por violação dos termos da detenção.

The organization 'Belgrade in Motion' announced that a third tender for the modernization of Belgrade's traffic lights is underway, with conditions that allegedly favor only one company.

The Almería wildfire, which previously consumed 6,600 hectares and led to ignored evacuation orders, is now reported to be under control, with authorities allowing displaced residents to return home.

Astrology suggests that Sagittarius, Aquarius, Gemini, and Aries are the four zodiac signs most inclined to embrace change and easily step out of their comfort zones.

The Macedo Cannatà Studio has won the Book Design Award for 'Dança fora de si,' a work by curator, researcher, and critic Alexandra Balona. The jury praised the book's 'performativity' in perfectly translating the artistic practice.

Experts are discussing the severe decline in mushroom foraging in the Czech Republic this August, attributing it to weeks of heat and lack of rainfall. Mycology specialists describe it as one of the worst seasons in recent years, with climate change impacting even underground conditions.

A simple trick involving a specific ingredient can make homemade french fries perfectly crispy when cooked in the oven.

Former Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway fiddler Bronwyn shares insights into her first foray into songwriting for her new solo album, 'Rattlin’ Bones.'

To ensure a full basket of mushrooms from the forest, foragers should be aware of several simple 'geographical' rules regarding where mushrooms are most likely to be found.

The Portuguese government has opened a promised €45 million support fund for centers linking science and businesses, but regions like Lisbon and Algarve are excluded from applying.

The article suggests that democracy can also be constructed outside of traditional politics, with foundations potentially serving as patient capital for democratic development.

A new brunch bar named VIBE has opened in Zagreb's Varšavska 3, located next to Kino Europa, offering a new dining spot in the city.

The head of the Ukrainian Union of Journalists states that Russian prisons are a real threat to the lives of journalists, not just a metaphor. Following the Russian invasion, every Ukrainian journalist has become a war reporter, with some delivering newspapers to frontline areas without signal to provide information to residents.

Ataque russo atingiu um prédio residencial, que ficou danificado. Kramatorsk e Bilenke foram atacadas oito vezes durante a noite.

Greenland has postponed oil drilling operations by a petroleum company with ties to associates of Donald Trump, following a warning from authorities. This decision delays Arctic drilling plans for the company.

Several hospitals in Portugal are struggling with long waiting lists, with over 60% of initial consultations exceeding the maximum allowed waiting times, particularly in Penafiel and Matosinhos.

KFOR Commander Ozkan Ulutaş met with Serb List President Zlatan Elek, stating that the gradual withdrawal from the Ibar Bridge is in its initial phase and depends on conditions on the ground.

KFOR has withdrawn its forces from the Ibar Bridge, with EULEX announcing that its units will now conduct regular mobile reconnaissance patrols in the area. Serbs in the region believe KFOR should remain, and the future of the bridge is now in the hands of the Kosovo Police.

Havelock Palace, a Singaporean restaurant, has issued an apology after receiving public backlash and negative online reviews for cooking seafood that was reportedly foraged from a local beach.

Novo Nordisk is making a significant push for its Wegovy pill, which has been a strong competitor against Eli Lilly. However, following a supply crisis in 2021, analysts are questioning whether production can keep pace with the high demand.

A school vice-principal expresses a desire to ban cars in front of schools and encourage children to travel to school independently, despite many parents driving their children.

Despite a clean criminal record, Marc found himself ready to resort to violence at his neighbor's door, with the case involving the woman on the first floor eventually heading to court.

While concerns exist about foraging pressure on habitats, some ecologists suggest that responsible foraging can both save money on food shopping and boost conservation and biodiversity.

To ministre fik tørt på af eksperter, da de på Facebook koblede menneskeskabte klimaforandringer til denne sommers intense skovbrande i Sydeuropa. Men hvem har ret?

John Foraker, Co-Founder and CEO of Once Upon a Farm, discussed the company's robust 42% sales growth in the recent quarter and expressed confidence in maintaining momentum due to strong consumer demand in baby and kid food categories.

Water disappearing from taps in Whitstable signals a future long warned by experts: a UK unprepared for the changing climate, leading to empty taps, long queues, and extreme heat.

The Portuguese Football Federation (FPF) stated there is 'no concern' regarding Morocco's potential exclusion from the 2030 World Cup bid, responding to a letter from the Livre party urging Portugal and Spain to limit the event to the Iberian countries.

Despite increasing prices, many Finnish consumers, like Tuija Raatikainen, are choosing to buy frozen berries from stores rather than foraging for them, leading to a significant rise in frozen berry sales.

Despite a labor shortage in Portugal, qualified Brazilian professionals are struggling to find employment, with companies claiming a lack of suitable candidates while job seekers with relevant experience remain overlooked.

Tiny 113-million-year-old fossils have provided insights into how massive volcanic eruptions released carbon dioxide, leading to ocean acidification and a major extinction event for planktic foraminifera.

Sanchez, o homem que em todo o lado vê colonialismo, acabou em Ceuta a declarar que a integridade territorial de Espanha fora atacada. A História quando se vinga é impiedosa.

Severe weather conditions in Portugal have led to the closure of five national roads, significantly impacting transportation. Additionally, 25 individuals remain displaced from their homes as a result of the adverse weather.

Marmots are being observed sunbathing and foraging for food among dry grass on the slopes of La Tosa, preparing for winter before they retreat into their burrows.

Nuno Melo highlighted the 'impeccable contribution of the Portuguese Air Force' during its mission in Estonia, where it intercepted over 25 Russian aircraft. A Slovak minister also praised Portugal's commitment to NATO.

Scientists are working on new technology designed to identify and detect wild mushrooms, potentially aiding foragers and researchers.

Friday's 'Cinema Fora do Sítio' event will feature music from Chet Faker, Miramar, the Portuguese Youth Orchestra, and Kimmo Pohjonen with the Espinho Classical Orchestra, alongside screenings of 'Justiça Cega' and outdoor films.

Sophie Cunningham has generated significant debate by taking a controversial stance on transgender athletes and refusing to retract her views, marking her first notable foray into politics.

A public controversy surrounding 'The Odyssey' has ignited a lively debate in Denmark, with commentators expressing delight over the ensuing discussion.

The Loures Court annulled the arrests of three suspects involved in kidnapping, extortion, robbery, and physical assault in Torres Vedras and Leiria, ruling that the warrants were invalid.

As mushroom season begins in Lithuania, a mycologist warns beginner foragers about common mistakes, including using smartphones, which can lead to dangerous situations and health risks.

Portuguese influencers visited Israel and entered Gaza as part of a week-long trip, coinciding with an Israeli attack that killed six people in Gaza.

Larisa Mednis, a second-generation Latvian living in Pittsburgh, USA, has become a certified mushroom expert, turning foraging into a significant part of her life, inspiring songs, recipes, and connecting her to her roots.

Researchers at the University of Eastern Finland are developing smart glasses designed to assist mushroom foragers, potentially allowing them to easily distinguish edible mushrooms from leaves in the future.

The Faroe Islands' robust economy has led to discussions about potential independence from Denmark. This economic prosperity suggests the islands could sustain themselves if they chose to separate.

The striking 'H194 Dhil Alsamaka' apartment building in Voula, designed by 314 Architecture Studio, stands out as a landmark in the southern suburbs with its sharp angles and perforated facade.

The Cinehill film festival, known for its unique forest setting, awarded Oscar-winning director Edward Berger with the Maverick Award. The festival is gaining recognition as a prominent summer event in Croatia.

Scientists have identified a potential exomoon, estimated to be at least the mass of Jupiter, orbiting a celestial body 30 times Jupiter's mass, marking a significant discovery beyond our solar system.

The Adani Group is reportedly considering a foray into the airline industry, while the Indian government is evaluating policies that could permit airport operators to also run airlines.

A column by Bente Klarlund Pedersen explains why it's common for people to fall ill during their summer vacation, specifically in week 29. The article suggests there's a logical reason behind this phenomenon.

Almost 40% of births in Portugal last year were by C-section, with the rate rising to 62% in the private sector, double the WHO recommendation. Obesity and late pregnancies are cited as potential contributing factors.

Heavy machinery arrived at Gazivode Lake, where the demolition of 11 cottages has begun, with five structures already removed and the remaining expected to be cleared by day's end, under the observation of a British KFOR team.

Firefighters were called to a major fire on July 19th at 11:05 PM in a hangar on Rue des Cloutiers in Retinne, Fléron, which contained cars and fairground equipment.

A recent study reveals that less than half of Italian workers utilize all their vacation days, and two-thirds continue to engage in professional activities even while on holiday or sick, indicating a challenging work-life balance.

As part of the final construction phases for the tram line extending from Ilidža to Hrasnica, the installation of traffic lights has commenced.

Eli Lilly is set to acquire AtaiBeckley for a sum of up to $3.8 billion, marking the latest venture by a major pharmaceutical company into the psychedelic drug market.

Artist Dragan Vojvodić's exhibition 'Less Sound(less)' in Belgrade features works exploring themes of loss, with Vojvodić drawing parallels between the loss of his record collection due to war and forced migration from Sarajevo and broader societal losses.

The best method for preserving salad and keeping it crispy for days involves using a paper towel, a trick many might not think of.

The very first electric Ferrari is set to be put up for auction, marking a significant moment for the luxury automotive brand's foray into electric vehicles.

Despite an excellent blueberry harvest in Estonia, foragers are increasingly selling their berries directly through social media groups for better prices, leaving traditional stores with a shortage of local blueberries.

A new dispute has emerged regarding a 6 million euro tender for the modernization of traffic lights in Belgrade, marking the third time the process has faced scrutiny.

White storks in Poland and other European countries are increasingly abandoning traditional hunting grounds for landfills, a behavioral shift that concerns scientists despite boosting the species' population.