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Europe Faces Widespread Drought and Low River Levels, Impacting Industry and Water Supply
Worldnzzyle-uutisetnos+39fazberlingskeDWder-standardtelextvn24die-pressepublico+31 more1d ago42 sources

Europe Faces Widespread Drought and Low River Levels, Impacting Industry and Water Supply

Europe is experiencing severe drought conditions, leading to critically low water levels in major rivers like the Rhine and Danube, which is disrupting industry, shipping, and water supply in several countries. The ongoing dry spell is causing concerns for drinking water availability and economic activity across the continent.

Five Terrorists Neutralized in Balochistan's Panjgur
Worldexpress-tribune1d ago

Five Terrorists Neutralized in Balochistan's Panjgur

Pakistan's military announced that five terrorists were neutralized in a successful operation in Panjgur, Balochistan, with the Prime Minister and Interior Minister paying tribute to the security forces.

High Demand for Tickets as 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival Approaches
Culturedanasklix-ban1-bih+1vijesti-me2d ago4 sources

High Demand for Tickets as 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival Approaches

Excitement is building for the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival, with long queues forming for tickets and sales already surpassing previous years. The festival is set to feature a world premiere and a focus on films addressing the legacy of conflict.

Zelenskyy Visits Serbia, Discusses Aid and EU Path with Vucic
WorldBBCbloombergNYT+63le-mondeThe GuardianAl Jazeeradr-dknrkhelsingin-sanomatnosruv+55 more4d ago66 sources

Zelenskyy Visits Serbia, Discusses Aid and EU Path with Vucic

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited Belgrade, Serbia, meeting with President Aleksandar Vucic to discuss humanitarian aid, trade, and Ukraine's path to the EU. Zelenskyy also announced an agreement with the U.S. for monthly deliveries of interceptor missiles, though he noted they are insufficient to meet Ukraine's needs.

Recipe for Quick and Filling Burritos
Cultureindex-hr6d ago

Recipe for Quick and Filling Burritos

A recipe for juicy burritos is presented as an idea for a quick and satisfying meal, noting that this popular Mexican dish can be prepared in under half an hour.

Princess Eugenie Gives Birth to Third Child, a Daughter
Worldfaztvn24digi24+2The Independent20-minuten7d ago5 sources

Princess Eugenie Gives Birth to Third Child, a Daughter

Princess Eugenie, granddaughter of King Charles, has given birth to her third child, a daughter, who is now fifteenth in line to the British throne. The birth of the new royal family member occurred in Lisbon.

Georgiadis Refutes Androulakis' Recycling Scandal Claims
Politicsiefimerida7d ago

Georgiadis Refutes Androulakis' Recycling Scandal Claims

Georgiadis has strongly refuted claims by Androulakis regarding a recycling scandal, presenting evidence from an expert who is also a PASOK secretary to disprove the allegations. He accused PASOK of attempting to fabricate a scandal, asserting he possesses information that dismantles their narrative.

Russian Embassy Blames Ukraine for Deadly Moscow Restaurant Bombing
WorldAPBBCThe Guardian+16dr-dkberlingskelsm-lvdelfi-ltindex-hrn1-serbiail-sole-24-oredagbladet+8 more9d ago19 sources

Russian Embassy Blames Ukraine for Deadly Moscow Restaurant Bombing

The Russian Embassy has accused Ukraine of being responsible for a bombing at a Moscow restaurant that killed five people. Reports suggest that Russian Aerospace Forces commander Alexander Chayko was the alleged target of the attack.

Blind Taste Test Ranks Cola Brands
Cultureindex-hr10d ago

Blind Taste Test Ranks Cola Brands

Index.hr conducted a blind taste test of nine different cola brands, revealing that one of the cheapest options ranked among the top contenders.

Dino Merlin Holds Second Sold-Out Concert in Sarajevo
Cultureindex-hrjutarnji-listklix-ba+2n1-bihcdm-me11d ago5 sources

Dino Merlin Holds Second Sold-Out Concert in Sarajevo

Bosnian singer Dino Merlin successfully held his second sold-out concert at Koševo Stadium in Sarajevo, captivating the audience with his timeless hits. The event featured a special duet with Marko Louis, further electrifying the crowd.

US anti-aircraft ammunition depleted in conflict with Iran
Worldindex-hr14d ago

US anti-aircraft ammunition depleted in conflict with Iran

US forces have reportedly expended significant quantities of anti-aircraft ammunition in their conflict with Iran, leading to a reduction in stockpiles for Patriot and THAAD systems. This raises concerns about future operational readiness.

Australian Labor Faces Pressure on Telehealth for Assisted Dying
PoliticsThe Guardian18d ago

Australian Labor Faces Pressure on Telehealth for Assisted Dying

Campaigners in Australia are urging the Labor government to lift the federal ban on telehealth consultations for assisted dying, arguing it disproportionately affects regional residents, though the Prime Minister insists such consultations should be face-to-face.

Pro-European Protests in Tbilisi Dwindle to Few Tents
Politicsdanas10h ago

Pro-European Protests in Tbilisi Dwindle to Few Tents

The Rustaveli Avenue in Tbilisi, once the epicenter of massive pro-European protests in Georgia, now shows a different scene with only a few tents remaining outside the parliament building, resembling a similar situation in Serbia.

WHO Warns of Fastest-Growing Ebola Epidemic
Worlddanas2d ago

WHO Warns of Fastest-Growing Ebola Epidemic

The World Health Organization's regional director for Africa stated that the fastest-growing Ebola epidemic ever recorded began in February, months before its official declaration in mid-May, indicating the virus is still ahead of efforts to contain it.

Thai School Shooting Death Toll Rises to Nine, Calls for Stricter Gun Laws
WorldBBCdr-dkaftonbladet+14hvgindex-hrTimes of Indiairish-independentklix-bachannel-news-asiacdm-mein-cyprus+6 more4d ago17 sources

Thai School Shooting Death Toll Rises to Nine, Calls for Stricter Gun Laws

The death toll from a school shooting in Thailand has risen to nine after a 12-year-old schoolgirl succumbed to her injuries. The incident has prompted the Prime Minister to advocate for stricter gun control legislation.

Dino Merlin's Sarajevo Concerts Draw 200,000, City Praised for Organization
Cultureindex-hrklix-ban1-bih9d ago3 sources

Dino Merlin's Sarajevo Concerts Draw 200,000, City Praised for Organization

Dino Merlin successfully concluded his three-night concert series at Sarajevo's Koševo Stadium, attracting around 200,000 attendees from across the region and abroad. The city's organizational efforts for the massive event were widely praised, with all concerts proceeding without serious incidents, and accommodation capacities in Sarajevo reaching 99% occupancy.

Croatia Implements New Measures to Combat African Swine Fever
Worldindex-hrjutarnji-list9d ago2 sources

Croatia Implements New Measures to Combat African Swine Fever

Croatia's Minister of Agriculture has announced new measures to combat African Swine Fever (ASF), giving farmers 10 days to correct any deficiencies. These steps are part of an intensified effort to control the spread of the disease.

Daily and Weekly Horoscopes for Early August 2026
Culturedelfi-ltvijesti-mebalkan-web10d ago3 sources

Daily and Weekly Horoscopes for Early August 2026

Various horoscopes for August 2nd and 3rd, 2026, as well as the week of August 3rd-9th, predict a period requiring patience and careful decision-making for several zodiac signs.

Heatwave Empties Zagreb Streets
Cultureindex-hr10d ago

Heatwave Empties Zagreb Streets

Zagreb's streets and terraces are unusually quiet and empty, a rare sight attributed to the intense heat driving residents indoors.

Assassination of Serbian Leader Recalled
Worldindex-hr11d ago

Assassination of Serbian Leader Recalled

The assassination of a Serbian leader, who sought to bring Serbia into the EU and cooperated with the Hague Tribunal, is recalled, marking a return to chaos for the country.

Worldwapo12d ago

US-Iran Conflict Widens Inequality in Africa, Report Claims

A report suggests that the conflict between the U.S. and Iran is exacerbating inequality in Africa, with Angola experiencing significant price hikes for food, fuel, and fertilizer that disproportionately affect the poor while benefiting the wealthy.

Creamy Iced Coffee Becomes Summer Hit
Cultureindex-hr12d ago

Creamy Iced Coffee Becomes Summer Hit

A new creamy iced coffee recipe is gaining popularity as a summer hit, offering an alternative to classic iced coffee. This version is being highlighted as a must-try for coffee enthusiasts.

Cyprus sees rise in average monthly pay, income disparity noted
Worldcyprus-mail14d ago

Cyprus sees rise in average monthly pay, income disparity noted

Provisional figures from the Cyprus Statistical Service indicate that the average monthly earnings in Cyprus increased during the first quarter of 2026, reaching €2,601. However, the report also highlights that one in three workers earns less than €1,500, with non-Cypriots disproportionately represented at both the high and low ends of the pay scale.

Teen Dies After Being Hit by Motorcyclist in Split
Worldindex-hrjutarnji-list15d ago2 sources

Teen Dies After Being Hit by Motorcyclist in Split

An 18-year-old man has died three days after being struck by a motorcyclist in Split, Croatia. The driver, a repeat offender, was operating the motorcycle without a license when the incident occurred in front of a shopping center.

Croatian Law on Public Access to Beaches
Politicsindex-hr16d ago

Croatian Law on Public Access to Beaches

An article discusses the legal framework in Croatia regarding where private property ends and the public's right to access the coastline begins, particularly in front of private villas.

Dangerous Curve Near Niš Poses Risk to Drivers
Worldn1-serbia17d ago

Dangerous Curve Near Niš Poses Risk to Drivers

A dangerous curve at the entrance to Donji Matejevac near Niš has narrowly avoided tragedies on two occasions, with drivers and residents attributing the risks to both excessive speed and poor road conditions.

Suicide Bombing Kills 15 Security Personnel in Pakistan
Politicsaftonbladetindex-hraktuality-sk+5Times of Indiaindian-expressDawnndtvexpress-tribune19d ago8 sources

Suicide Bombing Kills 15 Security Personnel in Pakistan

A suicide car bombing at a security checkpoint in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province has killed at least 15 people, including 14 security personnel. The attack also resulted in the deaths of 12 militants.

EU Packaging Regulations Alarm Small Businesses
Politicslsm-lv11h ago

EU Packaging Regulations Alarm Small Businesses

Small businesses and self-employed individuals across Europe are raising concerns about new European Union regulations on packaging, which they deem disproportionate for those selling and shipping goods internationally.

Philippines' Proposed P7.2 Trillion 2027 Budget Includes Flood Control
PoliticsRapplerinquirer1d ago2 sources

Philippines' Proposed P7.2 Trillion 2027 Budget Includes Flood Control

The Philippine Congress has received the proposed P7.2 trillion national budget for 2027, which now includes flood control spending, an item previously removed from this year's budget. President Marcos is seeking a 'historic low' P120 billion in unprogrammed funds, sparking debate among lawmakers regarding priorities and transparency.

BusinessFT2d ago

EU Carbon Tax Plans Threaten Budget Airlines

Proposed plans for a broader carbon levy in the EU are expected to disproportionately impact the bloc's low-cost airlines, potentially benefiting long-haul carriers while increasing operational costs for budget operators.

Call for Actions to Improve Road Safety in Ireland
Worldirish-independent2d ago

Call for Actions to Improve Road Safety in Ireland

A report highlights that motorcyclists account for a disproportionately high number of fatalities on Irish roads each year, prompting a call for simple actions by drivers and motorcyclists to save lives.

Protest Exhibition Held at Gymnasium in Novi Sad
Politicsdanas4d ago

Protest Exhibition Held at Gymnasium in Novi Sad

A protest exhibition featuring photographs was held this evening in front of the "Jovan Jovanović Zmaj" Gymnasium in Novi Sad, Serbia. Professors, current and former students, citizens, and cyclists attended the event.

Novi Sad Citizens to Mark Anniversary of SNS Office Clash
Politicsn1-serbiadanas5d ago2 sources

Novi Sad Citizens to Mark Anniversary of SNS Office Clash

Local assemblies in Novi Sad have announced plans to commemorate the anniversary of a clash that occurred in front of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) offices. This event aims to reflect on the past incident and its implications.

Russian Anti-War Politician Boris Nadezhdin Flees Country After Election Ban
Worldruvmorgunbladidjutarnji-list+2meduzahelsinki-times8d ago5 sources

Russian Anti-War Politician Boris Nadezhdin Flees Country After Election Ban

Russian anti-war politician Boris Nadezhdin has fled Russia after being barred from participating in the presidential election. This departure follows an administrative case opened against him, further solidifying the crackdown on dissenting voices in the country.

Tips for Streak-Free Window Cleaning
Cultureklix-ba9d ago

Tips for Streak-Free Window Cleaning

Many people struggle with leaving streaks and marks on windows after cleaning; this article provides advice on how to correct common mistakes for a spotless finish.

Army Major Martyred in North Waziristan Operation
WorldDawn11d ago

Army Major Martyred in North Waziristan Operation

An army officer was martyred during an intelligence-based operation (IBO) in the Razmak area of North Waziristan district, according to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR). Security forces also killed militants during the operation.

The Lost Duck
Opinionla-vanguardia14d ago

The Lost Duck

An opinion piece discusses the disproportionate community reaction to a lost duck, highlighting the emotional investment of neighbors in the incident.

Five Bosnian Mountaineers Die on Mount Elbrus, Day of Mourning Declared
WorldThe Guardiandr-dkyle-uutiset+29helsingin-sanomatnosaftonbladetvgpublicoaktualne-czdelfi-ltdelo+21 more15d ago32 sources

Five Bosnian Mountaineers Die on Mount Elbrus, Day of Mourning Declared

Five Bosnian mountaineers from Zenica died on Mount Elbrus due to a sudden change in weather, prompting a day of mourning in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Brčko District. Survivors described the unexpected severe weather conditions, and efforts are underway to transport the bodies back to Bosnia and Herzegovina after identification.

US-Iran De-escalation Hopes Rise Amid Talks and Netanyahu-Trump Meeting
WorldBBCbloombergNYT+62FTAl JazeeraFox Newscbccnbchelsingin-sanomatruvfaz+54 more15d ago65 sources

US-Iran De-escalation Hopes Rise Amid Talks and Netanyahu-Trump Meeting

Hopes for de-escalation in US-Iran hostilities have increased following reports of ongoing talks and a meeting between Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Trump, where Iran was a primary agenda item, leading to a drop in oil prices.

Debate on State Investment Disparity in Spain
Financela-vanguardia19d ago

Debate on State Investment Disparity in Spain

A survey and data from the Ministry of Finance reveal that the state invested more than double in Madrid compared to Catalonia in 2025, sparking a debate on disproportionate state investment.

Former Košuta Workers Announce Protest Over Unresolved Issues
Businessvijesti-mecdm-me19d ago2 sources

Former Košuta Workers Announce Protest Over Unresolved Issues

Former employees of the Košuta factory have announced a protest for Monday in front of the Ministry of Labor, Employment, and Social Welfare. They are demonstrating over long-standing unresolved issues regarding their employment and social benefits.