Nigerian music star 2Baba and his estranged wife Annie Idibia have refollowed each other on Instagram, leading to speculation about a possible reconciliation after their 2025 separation.

Protests regarding alleged exam irregularities have spread to Jharkhand, India, with demonstrators rallying against the perceived unfairness. This follows similar unrest in other parts of the country concerning examination processes.

A major controversy has erupted in Slovakia concerning "strange radars," with questions raised about their origin (possibly Russian). Matúš Šutaj Eštok has now made a significant reversal, announcing the radars are to be dismantled.

Divers off the coast of Sicily have discovered a Roman shipwreck dating back over 2,100 years, hailed as one of the most important archaeological finds in recent years. The well-preserved wreck offers significant insights into ancient maritime history.

EIKA Construction has won a tender from Panevėžys City Municipality and signed a contract to build a new building near the city bus station, which will house the Municipal Administration's Social Affairs Department and municipal housing.

Germany is enhancing its protection against drone attacks at airports, with the Federal Police deploying 300 specialized personnel across eight locations nationwide and investing in more advanced defense technology.

Dumitru Cojocaru, the former director of Moldova's "Moldsilva" agency, has definitively lost his court case against the Ministry of Environment and is now obligated to return over 66,000 lei in indemnities he had illegally awarded himself.

In a controversial case, 1100 electricity customers were mistakenly transferred to Energidrift A/S during a customer handover from the disputed Velkommen-group companies. Energinet confirms that all 1100 customers are now being returned to their correct electricity suppliers.

An Oxford Economics economist suggests that Slovakia is not heading for a Greek-style bankruptcy but faces a scenario of slow decline due to years of weak growth, poor reforms, and deteriorating public finances.

Inspector General of Police (IGP) Christian Tetteh Yohuno has promoted 25 police personnel for their roles in operations that led to the arrest of robbery suspects and the interception of suspected cocaine at the Tema Harbour.

Martin Pecina, former Czech Minister of Industry and Trade, is reportedly planning a return to major politics after leaving Liberty Ostrava, where he had been brought in as a rescuer for the struggling steelworks.

Health organizations in Nigeria have rejected a proposed amendment bill to the Tobacco Control Act, warning that it could expose Nigerian youths to nicotine. These groups argue the changes would weaken existing protections against tobacco use.

A strong 7.4 magnitude earthquake has struck Colombia, causing widespread damage and trapping people under collapsed buildings, with the mayor of Cali confirming the shocking scenes.

As the summer travel season begins, tourists are increasingly becoming targets of cybercrime, with nearly 270,000 attempted attacks recorded by Kaspersky solutions in 2025.

KFOR has informed the Serbian Chief of Defense about its withdrawal from the Ibar Bridge in Kosovska Mitrovica, with the Kosovo Police assuming control of the bridge. Srpska Lista has requested an urgent meeting with KFOR General Ozkan Ulutaş regarding this decision.

Ibyen provides a list of recommendations for events and activities happening in Copenhagen this week, promising glitter and 'washboard abs' themed happenings.

Natural gas prices in Europe increased by approximately eight percent on Monday, nearing 60 euros or 70 dollars per megawatt-hour, due to heightened uncertainty surrounding the Strait of Hormuz.

The Greek Federation of Cancer (ELLOK) has expressed satisfaction with the legal establishment of the 'Right to be Forgotten' in Greece, a crucial intervention that protects cancer survivors from discrimination.

The corporate empire associated with Ádám Matolcsy and his acquaintances, linked to the central bank scandal, has undergone several transformations in recent weeks, with Matolcsy now becoming CEO of one of its key companies.

The Czech city of Plzeň is experiencing high temperatures, impacting its greenery and turning urban areas into heat islands. The city is adopting measures like green roofs and flowering tram tracks to cool down its center.

Ghana's Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) is intensifying its investigation into the Asante Berko bribery case following his conviction in the US. The case involves bribes paid by the former Tema Oil Refinery (TOR) MD to Ghanaian officials to secure an energy deal for a Turkish firm, with assistance from the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) in securing the US conviction.

A veterinarian shares his experience regarding which cat breeds he considers most unpredictable, stating that while orange cats are often joked about, his clinic's experience points to other breeds being more 'manic'.

Moldova's Road Transport Patronage Association (APOTA) has threatened protests if proposed automotive transport reforms proceed in their current form, accusing authorities of acting in "personal and group interests," a claim denied by the Ministry of Infrastructure.

SYRIZA is presented as the preferred choice for those seeking genuine political change in Greece, with calls for this change to happen soon rather than in the distant future.

Six men, aged between 35 and 60, were arrested in Vila Nova de Foz Côa, Portugal, as part of a special operation against crime, with three arrests related to drug trafficking.

Actress Rani Mukerji discusses her parents' desire for her to marry young and shares insights on how to build a fulfilling career.

Former Cambridge professor Jason Arday has canceled a live event following allegations of plagiarism. The controversy has drawn significant media attention.

Indian inspectors confiscated approximately 18,000 cases of Diageo alcoholic beverage bottles, citing the absence of required markings indicating they were made from safe recycled plastic.

A global "Time Out" survey asked young people under 30 about their satisfaction with their places of residence, revealing which cities Gen Z prefers most.

As of August 1st, 63% of France's groundwater tables are below normal levels due to drought, with nearly 70% of the country already under water restrictions, prompting a new crisis meeting.

A car involved in a collision on the M50 motorway in Ireland, which resulted in eight teenagers and a man being hospitalized, was confirmed to have been stolen prior to the incident.

Two Germans have been indicted for fires in Lofoten, Norway, after police found fire-related images in hidden folders on their phones.

A heatwave in the Czech Republic has led to a significant proliferation of blue-green algae in popular lakes, making many swimming spots risky. An updated map of bathing water quality reflects the worsening conditions.

A relationship advisor highlights common mistakes people make when choosing a partner, emphasizing that factors like height, education, and shared hobbies are not the best indicators of a successful relationship.

Monday brought sad news to Aro Vėberis's family with the passing of his beloved mother, Birutė.

Strong winds are reportedly making it difficult to extinguish new wildfires that have broken out in Spain.

A 20-year-old Game Boy Advance classic is still considered one of the best-looking video games ever made, thanks to its unique aesthetic choices.

A wildfire has erupted in Kokkinohoma, Kavala, prompting the deployment of three aerial firefighting units to assist with its extinguishment. Firefighting efforts are underway to contain the blaze.

Energinet has committed to rectifying an error where incorrect customer lists from Velkommen led Energidrift to mistakenly transfer electricity customers, promising their return.

Ilija Batljan's SBB announced a change in leadership, with Leiv Synnes departing as CEO and Klarabos CEO Andreas Morfiadakis stepping in, causing a sharp fall in the company's stock.

Austria's Directorate for State Protection and Intelligence (DSN) has dismantled a network that used a Vienna-based company to smuggle specialized tools, including those for cruise missile production, to Russia, circumventing EU sanctions.

Wilfred Afolabi has assumed duty as the new Commissioner of Police for Abia State, Nigeria. He outlined his agenda to enhance security and cautioned officers against indiscipline and unprofessional conduct.

A group of pro-Palestinian protesters in the UK trashed a defense supplier and targeted a logistics firm. They described their actions as direct action against military supply chains and the UK-Israel weapons trade.

Uganda's Parliament has approved the deployment of its army to Gaza as part of an international peacekeeping force. The motion, tabled by the defense minister, seeks to support efforts to restore peace in the region.

Sweden's intelligence service, Säpo, has successfully stopped an ongoing Russian intelligence operation and uncovered a secret agent, according to Swedish media reports.

Israeli politician Itamar Ben-Gvir has posted an AI-generated video depicting a starving Palestinian, a move made ahead of upcoming elections.

The High Court has dismissed a second bail plea from a Punjab Deputy Inspector General (DIG), stating there is a prima facie case of bribe demand against him.

Sammy Gyamfi, CEO of the Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod), revealed that while the Bank of Ghana (BoG) proposed to be its fiscal agent, no agreement has been reached.

Extensions for H-1B and L-1 visas are set to become more expensive starting September 9, with details on the changes and who will bear the costs being outlined.

Latvia's Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau (KNAB) has launched an investigation into the pre-election activities of Prime Minister Andris Kulberga and other representatives of the 'United List' party in Kurzeme.

The Government of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) has decided to distribute 1.9 million KM in financial aid to 12 underdeveloped municipalities, with each receiving 166,000 KM.

A march by the Janata Dal (Secular) party regarding the Bidadi township has been barred from entering Bengaluru, leading to former Prime Minister H. D. Deve Gowda challenging the Chief Minister.

Actor Brad Pitt has revealed that he has started drinking alcohol again after maintaining sobriety for seven years. He shared this information during a recent interview.

Fast-fashion retailer Shein is reportedly pitching its initial public offering to investors at a valuation below $30 billion, a significant drop from its peak valuation four years ago.

The mackerel fishing season has reportedly started very well, with the vessel Börkur NK arriving in Neskaupstaður with 860 tons from Smugan. Russian fishermen also report seeing more mackerel than last year.

Long queues have reportedly reappeared at gas stations in various Russian regions, indicating renewed fuel supply problems. This situation suggests ongoing challenges in the country's fuel distribution network.

Cyprus Environment Commissioner Elias Myrianthous has vowed to protect the natural environment of Polis Chrysochous, aiming for it to become a model for sustainable development and environmental awareness.

Slovakia's Interior Minister Matúš Šutaj Eštok has sent a three-page letter to LGBTI couples, leaving them in a legal vacuum instead of providing an official decision, as the state reportedly ignores legal deadlines.

German justice officials are investigating 139 new cases against a nurse already serving a life sentence for killing ten patients. Between December 2023 and May 2024, the man allegedly administered overdoses of sedatives or painkillers to terminally ill patients.

Drivers are advised that the most expensive motor oil is not necessarily the best; the correct choice depends on engine requirements to avoid increased fuel consumption and engine wear.

The world's oceans recorded their highest-ever temperatures in July, marking a significant milestone in global warming trends. This alarming data highlights the ongoing impact of climate change on marine environments.

Lawyers representing Veselin Milić, the former chief of Belgrade police, have filed criminal charges against unknown individuals within the Ministry of Interior, alleging persecution and surveillance, specifically for suspected leaking of information regarding his movements.

Zurich city police arrested a drug dealer in District 4, seizing over 2200 LSD doses, more than 250 grams of MDMA, and two bags of cultivated mushrooms during a house search.

An attack in Cluj, Romania, involving 'medieval brigands with smartphones' has highlighted the spread of viral misinformation, real-world violence, and the challenges democracies face in defending against such tactics.

The Supreme Court has directed the Gauhati High Court to consider establishing up to two exclusive courts to handle cases related to the Manipur violence, particularly those probed by the CBI and NIA. This aims to expedite the judicial process for these sensitive cases.

GoldBod is set to launch a gold traceability system this year to track the origin of Ghana's gold. The initiative includes profiling artisanal miners to ensure accountability and transparency in the gold supply chain.

The Peshawar High Court has granted transit bail to Noreen Niazi, sister of incarcerated PTI founder Imran Khan, in a case registered under the PECA Act 2026, directing her to appear before the relevant Islamabad court.

Russian President Vladimir Putin traveled to the Buryatia Republic, 4,500 kilometers east of Moscow, marking his third visit to Siberia in less than three weeks, reportedly to stay out of range of Ukrainian drones.

Customers in Slovenia are discussing and expressing dissatisfaction over perceived changes to the popular Hofer burek, questioning what has been done to the product.

The Spanish government has revised its estimates upwards, stating that temporarily 80,000 migrants were in Ceuta, and the number of fatalities has increased to 83.

The age rating for the latest installment of the popular Evil Dead horror film series was raised after it had already been playing in theaters for a month, due to its prolonged, sadistic, and detailed depiction of violence.

The Russian opposition party Yabloko, the only party among those allowed to run in the parliamentary election that opposes the war in Ukraine, is fighting a lawsuit filed by the pro-Kremlin Rodina party seeking its exclusion from the election.

According to Robert “Magyar” Brovdi, an officer leading Ukraine's drone forces, the Russian army currently can launch 77 ballistic missiles simultaneously and plans to increase this number to 200, posing a significant threat.

Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez announced she is freezing her eggs as she considers her next political moves ahead of the 2028 presidential election campaign, stating it helps her feel more in control of her life.

A guide to various activities available on a Tuesday, including piano events, seafood, emigrant celebrations, book browsing, and art exhibitions.

A former official has disputed claims that Georgian troops executed Abkhazian prisoners of war during the 1992–1993 conflict, following previous treason charges against an opposition figure for similar suggestions.

A comparison photo shared on social media shows that Mars chocolate bars have significantly shrunk, with a current 40-gram bar being much smaller than a 62.5-gram bar from 1991.

A column by Sara Wilkins expresses frustration over the high cost of a family visit to Tivoli, questioning if it should nearly equal the price of a cheap last-minute trip abroad.

The German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) stated that their Balkan correspondent Michael Martens' question to the presidents of Serbia and Ukraine in Belgrade was ambiguously formulated and did not reflect their editorial stance, prompting a response from the journalist.

Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius has reiterated that the full membership of Ukraine and Moldova in the European Union is a shared strategic objective, following a phone conversation with Moldovan Prime Minister Vasile Tofanu.

The World Social Forum, held in Benin this year, focused on the situation of the Global South and delivered a confident message to Northern states about relying on their own resources.

The Spanish Ministry of Defense has ordered the revocation of leave permits for soldiers stationed in Ceuta, an enclave on the African continent, according to Spanish media reports.

Nearly 70% of French territory is under water usage restrictions due to drought, prompting a crisis meeting by the government in Paris. The measures aim to conserve water as the country experiences severe dry conditions.

Sammy Gyamfi, the National Communications Officer for the NDC, has vehemently denied allegations connecting his bodyguards to a GH¢200 million loss at GoldBod, calling the claims far-fetched and laughable.

The Delhi High Court has requested a response from The Caravan magazine in a defamation case filed by Nikhil Gadkari, son of a senior Union minister, who claims he is being targeted due to his father's political position.

Belgrade and Moscow have reached an agreement to enhance cooperation in the field of transport. This accord aims to improve and expand transportation links between the two cities.

This daily news roundup from Indian Express covers various domestic stories including protests in Jharkhand, a controversy surrounding the JPSC, and a property fraud case in Delhi.

A daily round-up of main headlines in Sweden covers topics including a crackdown on sports crime, fewer drownings, comments from Dadgostar on migration, and the resumption of train services in Finland.

The European Central Bank was reportedly surprised to learn that the US Treasury used euros instead of dollars in its intervention to support the Japanese yen in late July, marking a first since WWII.

Bosnian Minister Helez sharply criticized Milorad Dodik and Aleksandar Vučić, stating that they attack him with labels like 'alcoholic' and 'liar' by attributing traits easily recognizable in themselves, but he will not remain silent when Bosnia and Herzegovina's sovereignty is challenged.

The Delhi High Court upheld that a girl's choice of clothes is a personal matter and cannot be deemed to 'corrupt boys', challenging the State's appeal against an acquittal in a 2014 trial court case.

Morten Messerschmidt, leader of the Danish People's Party, has seen his party gain ground in opinion polls despite facing a storm of controversy regarding alleged pro-Russian connections.

Regional authorities in Spain's Galicia region have temporarily halted a business initiative by historic drug figure Laureano Oubiña, who was offering a 'narcotour' to his former smuggling spots for €189 per person.

Tehran has countered US President Trump's comparison of negotiations to a chess game, stating that Iran has proven itself as a chess player, amidst ongoing tensions and an unlikely opening of the Strait of Hormuz.

The European Commission has approved €7.9 billion in recovery funds for Poland, unblocking previously frozen money from the National Recovery Plan. This decision marks a significant step in the release of EU funds to Poland.

Climate change is projected to cause the tiger mosquito to spread across nearly all of mainland France by 2085, increasing the theoretical possibility of dengue transmission in 71% to 95% of the metropolitan area.

Production designers Brandon Tonner-Connolly and Matt Hyland discuss building the surreal landscape for Jane Schoenbrun’s latest film, 'Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma,' starring Hannah Einbinder.

Members of the Mi Hazánk party remained seated during a parliamentary commemoration of the Roma Holocaust, drawing criticism and prompting an explanation from party leader László Toroczkai. The incident sparked debate regarding respect for historical remembrance.

A veterinarian clarifies common misconceptions about the solar eclipse's impact on pets, asserting that dogs and cats do not require special glasses or precautions, and human behavior is the primary concern.

Montenegro is preparing a new law to scrutinize foreign investments, with the Ministry of Economic Development designated as the central authority for implementation and a national contact point for cooperation with the European Commission and EU member states.

Mareva Mitsotakis has shared her seven book recommendations for the summer, while the editors of 'Die Presse' have also offered their eight top picks. Both lists provide diverse reading suggestions for the season.

A coroner has found that the Treasury 'materially contributed' to the suicide of a personal assistant by failing to inform her that she would not lose her job over a complaint. This ruling highlights serious concerns about workplace support and communication within the department.

JP Nadda has countered Rahul Gandhi, accusing him of 'shifting goalposts' and disrupting parliamentary proceedings.

A new comic addresses financial guilt, shame, or regret related to spending or not spending money, with financial planner Lauryn Williams breaking down three types and how to cope.

The Philippine Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) has issued Administrative Order No. 264, Series of 2026, setting internal guidelines to strengthen compliance with wage orders nationwide.

Researchers indicate that Hezbollah’s Islamic Health Organization and other civil branches continue to operate within a Lebanese Army pilot zone. This activity was observed shortly after the Lebanese Armed Forces deployed to the area.

The pilot and owner of a helicopter that made an unauthorized landing at Sarakiniko beach on Milos island have been summoned by the Civil Aviation Authority to provide explanations. The incident has sparked an investigation into the breach of regulations.

Cambridge Aerospace, a British defence startup specializing in missile interceptors, has achieved a valuation of £2.5 billion in a recent funding round. This significant valuation comes just two years after the company's launch.

A report highlights the significant price variations of Apple's iPhone models across different global markets, despite the company selling the same devices worldwide.

Kate Beckinsale has deleted all posts from her Instagram account after addressing ongoing online criticisms she has faced regarding her weight and appearance.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen have jointly reiterated their opposition to uncontrolled migration. Their statements underscore a shared stance on migration policy.

Yum China has successfully finalized its $1.2 billion acquisition of the Pizza Hut brand's operations within China.

Abdul El-Sayed appeared to admit on NBC's 'Meet the Press' that Americans would face higher taxes, regardless of income, under his proposed Medicare for All plan for the Senate.

Greek Justice Minister Giorgos Floridis responded to former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras's comments on the current functioning of the political leadership of Justice, stating that the Paraskevopoulos Law, which released murderers and pedophiles, was passed under Tsipras's orders.

The article explains why August 15th, the Dormition of the Theotokos, one of Orthodoxy's most significant holidays, is often referred to as "Summer Easter."

The President of Portugal traveled by train along the Douro Line, appealing for visits to the region and emphasizing the need for integrated management between the state, municipalities, and private entities.

Piper Sandler has rated Guidewire as 'Overweight,' citing the company's regulated sector as a protective factor against potential risks posed by artificial intelligence.

Russia continues to experience a fuel crisis, leading to long queues at gas stations and shortages in some regions, according to reports from The Moscow Times.

Barrick Gold's stock declined after settling a dispute with Newmont, a resolution that clears the path for an initial public offering (IPO) of Barrick's gold assets. This agreement ends a long-standing conflict and opens new financial opportunities.

Energy veteran Peter Abdo has been appointed as the new chief executive officer of Grain LNG, the UK's largest liquefied natural gas import facility, with his tenure beginning in October.

Concerns are rising that Iran's middle class is being increasingly pushed into poverty. Economic pressures and ongoing conflicts are contributing to the financial struggles of this demographic.

Dr. Billy Ralph, a GP in Wexford, Ireland, has been found guilty of professional misconduct for posts on Twitter between October 2020 and June 2022 that allegedly undermined public health guidelines during the Covid pandemic.

A Class 11 student in Rajasthan died by suicide after his father took away his phone. The father, a heart patient, also experienced a deterioration in his health following his son's death.

Portugal's Environment Minister announced that reinforcement and safety recovery works in the Baixo Mondego region, costing approximately 30 million euros, are scheduled for completion by mid-October.

Myspace, the social media platform that peaked 20 years ago, is reportedly preparing for another restart, though analysts caution that nostalgia alone may not be enough for its success.

Kosovo has protested Serbia's consideration of changing the course of the Ibar River, with Kosovo Minister Pacolli reacting strongly to the proposal. The potential alteration of the river's course has sparked controversy between the two entities.

A Ukrainian teenager, previously considered missing from occupied territory, has been found serving in the Russian army, according to the 'Back to Ukraine' project. This discovery raises concerns about the recruitment of minors from occupied regions.

A new and simpler recipe for stuffed peppers has been introduced, featuring a filling of spinach and cream cheese. This alternative method offers a different culinary approach to the traditional dish.

SPD Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil has backtracked on his proposed tax plans for associations following strong criticism, including from within the CDU. The reversal comes after significant backlash regarding the potential impact on various organizations.

A 62-year-old Belgian man was rescued from the sea near the Greek island of Euboea but tragically passed away hours later in the hospital.

Máximo Ferreira explains the methods used to predict a solar eclipse and shares his anticipation as the date for the celestial event draws near.

The Rajya Sabha has cleared a taxation bill, with Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman clarifying that the UPI-related amendment is merely an enabling provision and will not impose any tax or transaction charge on users.

Russia is reportedly developing its own version of the Starlink satellite internet system faster than anticipated, with plans to launch nearly 300 satellites by 2027.

A prosecutor in Finland is demanding a prison sentence of over 10 years for a hit-and-run incident in Heinola, with charges including attempted murder.

Jarvis addressed rumors about her wedding haircut, clarifying on social media that the decision was based strictly on professional hairstyling advice, not a tribal marital ritual.

Police reported that a father killed his two daughters, aged 5 and 10, at the Taj Hotel in Bengaluru.

Police in Muntinlupa City, Philippines, cleared an office building after a tenant received an email warning of explosives planted inside the premises.

Ukraine reportedly launched a drone attack deep into Russia, targeting and striking the country's largest petrochemical plant located in Western Siberia. This incident marks one of the most significant Ukrainian strikes on Russian territory in two years.

Thirty years after the end of the war, Bosnia and Herzegovina has yet to resolve its border questions with neighboring countries Serbia, Croatia, and Montenegro.

The Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina is scheduled to discuss the agrément for the new American ambassador, Ronald Johnson. Johnson's appointment has already garnered positive remarks ahead of the official approval.

Troops of Operation HADIN KAI (OPHK) in Nigeria successfully foiled an attempted attack by Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) terrorists on a base in Borno, neutralizing several terrorists and recovering weapons.

Portuguese Prime Minister Luís Montenegro acknowledged the country's difficulties in areas such as the National Health Service, education, and fuel prices, but promised that Portugal would 'exceed expectations' and overcome these challenges.

A new automatic remote fire-weather station has been deployed in Taxiarhis, Halkidiki, by the FLAME Pyrometeorological Team of the National Observatory of Athens, enhancing wildfire prevention and operational readiness in the region.

Courtney Clenney, facing a second-degree murder charge, has pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the 2022 death of her boyfriend Christian Obumseli, potentially leading to her release in less than two years.

A record number of cruise ships are heading to Iceland, with many passengers hoping to view the upcoming eclipse from above the clouds. This influx of tourists is specifically for the celestial event.

Astrophysicist Pedro Machado details the various phenomena that occur during a solar eclipse, providing insights into the changes in shadows and winds that can be observed.

The low birth rate in Sweden is expected to have an existential impact on society, but the Christian Democrats' proposal to address the issue has been criticized as unimpressive 'babypopulism'.

The Brazilian navy has entered Argentina for a joint exercise, a development that follows President Lula da Silva’s decision to withdraw his ambassador from Buenos Aires amid a diplomatic crisis.

The Ghana Scholarships Authority (GSA) has rejected claims that its ongoing Oath of Affirmation and Scholarship Validation Exercise for Ghanaian scholarship beneficiaries in the United Kingdom is imposing new obligations on them.

German authorities warn that the Rhine River, already at unprecedented low levels due to lack of sustained precipitation, risks becoming unnavigable across its entire course in Germany and could remain 'cut in two'.

DIOR Beauty has collaborated with French studio Remembers to create a short anime film dedicated to its iconic 'Miss Dior' fragrance.

Luka Čaušić, head of the Sector for Emergency Situations (SVS) of the Serbian Ministry of Interior, has been in the public spotlight for leading the efforts to extinguish fires across Serbia.

An opinion piece titled 'The Baton' reflects on the author's surprise and joy that his father has learned to send emails, touching on themes of generational change and technology adoption.

The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) has condemned recent death threats made against Serbian journalist and association president Veran Matić, calling for a thorough investigation.

Police are investigating multiple claims of people being drugged at DJ Oti's party during the Sziget Festival, with an investigation into drug possession already underway.

Hong Kong and Malaysia are poised to strengthen their economic relationship, particularly in key sectors such as semiconductor manufacturing, to foster mutual growth opportunities.

A man has been sentenced to seven years in prison in Nuremberg, Germany, for sexually abusing a girl from the Philippines via WhatsApp, instructing her to perform and record sexual acts, with two instances live-streamed.

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

Inspectors in Bengaluru seized thousands of VAT 69 whisky and Smirnoff vodka PET bottles that were marked as made from PET but lacked the mandated 'recycled' symbol.

An analysis outlines the type of investment portfolio required for an average couple to generate monthly income equivalent to the $3,120 paid by Social Security.

Security establishment figures reveal a 63% jump in nationalist crime in the West Bank, accompanied by an increase in Palestinian casualties and attacks on security personnel. The report highlights rising violence in the region.

Indian politician Rahul Gandhi has demanded to know who ordered the firing on students and rejected comments made by Amit Shah as 'fantasy conversation.'

Slovenian researchers in Ajdovščina are investigating the potential of using treated wastewater for agricultural irrigation, addressing the challenge of micro-pollutants to make the process more effective.

Dacia has seen a decrease in registrations in Europe's largest automotive market in July, following a record-breaking sales performance in June, attributed to the implementation of the GSR2 regulation.

Dzūkijos pienas, a long-standing dairy company in the Alytus region that generated millions in turnover last year, is laying off the majority of its workforce due to operating at a loss.

The Montenegrin NGO CGO (Centre for Civic Education) has urged local self-government units to publish complete biographies of their officials, following an analysis of publicly available data.

Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulberga's proposal to restrict remote work in public administration has met with mixed reactions, receiving support from experts but calls for compromise from trade unions.

The Montenegrin NGO CDT (Centre for Democratic Transition) believes that the proposed constitutional amendments do not establish a sufficiently consistent and coherent model for regulating the Judicial and Prosecutorial Councils, calling for further review.

A substantial amount of rain is forecast to arrive in Hungary before the upcoming long weekend, according to recent weather predictions.

The President of Portugal has promulgated a decree authorizing the government 180 days to establish rules for the special process of selling real estate integrated into undivided inheritances.

The Danube River's flow at its entry into Romania, at Baziaș, is expected to remain around 1,400 cubic meters per second until August 17, significantly below the multi-year average for August, with national water authorities announcing when levels might increase.

Two suspects, including an Algerian national under an OQTF (obligation to leave French territory), have been charged in connection with the kidnapping and rape of a young woman from a nightclub in Yvelines, France. Investigators traced them through evidence.

Several families with strollers found themselves in distress in the high mountains of Austria, prompting a large-scale rescue operation. The incident occurred at an altitude of 2325 meters, highlighting the dangers of the terrain.

Sam Neill recounts his experiences making Taika Waititi's film 'Hunt for the Wilderpeople,' including an attack by a puppet pig and the director's comedic genius.

An Icelandic doctor has publicly stated that the information provided by the Director of Health regarding the solar eclipse is incorrect. The doctor's claims challenge the official guidance given to the public.

Right-wing activist Mohandas has been granted bail after being arrested for an alleged 'girls enjoy rape' remark made in connection with a NEET protest. His comments sparked controversy and led to his temporary detention.