The messaging giant announced several improved security functions and added more granular details to call logs to boost user transparency and protection.

Iran reports that recent missile attacks caused unprecedented damage to U.S. intelligence facilities while simultaneously urging the United Nations to reject American economic policies. The dual developments highlight a rapid escalation in Tehran’s military actions and diplomatic rhetoric against Washington.

Commander Vladislav Polski drove unarmed into a high-risk combat area to extract two wounded soldiers following a Russian drone strike.

A vessel with a Slovenian-Croatian crew falsely posed as a Croatian Navy ship to bypass port fees while entering the protected Brijuni National Park during a visit by a high-ranking official. The incident has sparked an investigation into maritime fraud and security breaches.

Official candidate lists reveal unprecedented competition for regional leadership roles across several provinces, with some incumbents choosing not to run.

Recent rainfall has significantly aided containment efforts on Mount Stolovi, though several residual hotspots remain active in the Ibar valley region. Firefighters continue monitoring the area as conditions gradually stabilize.

Icelanders vote on Saturday on whether to continue accession negotiations with the European Union amid growing global uncertainty, and the referendum result is expected to be close, AFP reports.

Croatian authorities are conducting an extensive manhunt after a suspected thief fatally stabbed a retail employee in Zagreb, prompting store staff to evacuate the premises. Meanwhile, Philippine police confirmed a fatal shootout with an alleged robber in Bulacan province.

A citizen of Bosnia and Herzegovina was arrested in Belgrade on suspicion of rape and attempted robbery in the Čukarica area. The Ministry of Internal Affairs confirmed the arrest.

Sarajevo's City Hall, known as Vijećnica, is commemorating the 34th anniversary of its burning, standing as a permanent monument to victory over aggression. A song titled "Winds of War," written by a grandfather who never met his granddaughter, was performed by her, having waited 33 years to be sung.

The organization has provided specialized gear to volunteer firefighters to assist in clearing burned landscapes and preparing land for replanting under Montenegro's "Green Recovery" campaign.

Predrag Matović, president of a volunteer fire brigade association, revealed that the government cut budgetary allocations for volunteers following their public solidarity with student demonstrators.

After two months, Danish parties LA and SF have reversed their support for appointing a priest to serve Members of Parliament, with Alternativet now pushing for a vote to overturn the decision. This sudden shift has led to accusations of a 'coup' by some members.

Mayonnaise can be a useful culinary trick to improve the taste and texture of various savory dishes and even cakes, beyond its common use in sandwiches and salads.

Justus Reid, an American who gained public attention for documenting the renovation of a house he bought for 5,000 euros in Croatian Zagorje, is now facing serious problems as the house could be demolished due to unresolved paperwork.

A significant number of EUFOR soldiers participated in a voluntary blood donation drive organized by the EUFOR Medical Team today, providing crucial support to emergency health services in Banja Luka.

The Croatian Ministry of Defense (MORH) has issued school supplies, specifically notebooks featuring military motifs, which have now appeared in stores.

Two young Dutch hikers were injured after a tree branch they were sitting on at Mala Osojnica, Lake Bled, broke, causing them to fall into a gorge. Slovenian Army helicopters transported them to UKC Ljubljana.

Due to immense losses, Russia is reportedly sending wounded and disabled soldiers back to the front lines, often using them as bait to reveal Ukrainian positions. This reflects a system that reportedly disregards human life.

Hungarian forces, including several helicopters, have landed at the Butmir base in Bosnia and Herzegovina as part of preparations for the "Rapid Response 2026" EUFOR exercise.

Prussia and Austria signed a peace treaty in Prague, allowing Austria to survive despite the deaths of 120,000 soldiers.

An article reflects on the experience of mandatory military service in the Yugoslav People's Army (JNA), noting that fewer people remember it as the youngest veterans are now 58 years old.

The 'Novi dan' television show is broadcasting this weekend from Bihać, a city known for its rich history and natural beauty.

More than half of the clubs in Italy's top football league, Serie A, are now foreign-owned, with only 68 Italian starters out of 220 in the last season, indicating a trend of the league becoming less Italian.

Actress Katie Holmes has reportedly taken a significant step in her new relationship by introducing her partner to close friends, indicating the romance is becoming more serious.

Bar Municipality hosted a meeting to launch the AidEE project, a regional initiative focused on improving energy efficiency in public buildings, including new LED lighting for the Topolica Sports Hall.

Bosnia and Herzegovina risks losing approximately 374 million euros from the EU Growth Plan this year due to inaction by its authorities. The EU delegation emphasized that the offered loans are more favorable than existing ones and would treat BiH similarly to member states.

Prefabricated metal garages are becoming increasingly popular due to their quick assembly, lower cost compared to traditional construction, and customizable options.

The Czech Republic Police released graphic video footage of a train colliding with two men who bypassed barriers, as part of a preventive campaign urging pedestrians to cross railway tracks only at designated points.

Legal experts are debating whether Spajić can be a member of the Serbian Army reserve, citing issues with citizenship and military service requirements.

A new Nike Outlet is set to open in East Sarajevo City Park from August 27 to 31, featuring a DJ show, discounts, and various gifts for customers.

Montenegro reported ten traffic accidents in one day, resulting in one serious and nine minor injuries, while two accidents overnight in Belgrade injured three people, including a two-year-old boy. These incidents highlight a concerning trend in road safety across the region.

The US military is reportedly offering an unusual incentive to soldiers who extend their contracts: time off after the release of the highly anticipated video game Grand Theft Auto 6.

The Riksbank has issued a warning about a potential interest rate hike, advising mortgage holders on how to consider their options. This announcement comes after a recent interest rate decision, signaling possible future monetary policy adjustments.

China's Foreign Minister has called for healthy, stable, and sustainable relations between Beijing and Seoul. This statement emphasizes the importance of maintaining strong diplomatic ties between the two nations.

Montenegro recorded 15 traffic accidents in the past 24 hours, resulting in five serious injuries and six minor injuries. Podgorica saw five incidents, while Bar had three.

Ryanair is offering promotional flight prices for September from five Croatian cities. These deals include affordable travel options to popular destinations such as Italy, Greece, Malta, and Spain.

Deliveries of robotic vehicles to Ukraine from Estonia's Milrem Robotics are continuing unimpeded, despite suspicions of sabotage at the facility. Authorities are currently investigating potential Russian involvement in an arson attack.

Multiple committees of the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS), including the Kragujevac City Board, have proposed Ivica Dačić as the party's candidate for the Serbian presidential elections. Supporters expressed their loyalty with the slogan "We are not traitors, we are with Ivica."

Pensioners in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina are set to receive increased payments starting September 4, with the lowest pension reaching 691 KM. Officials announced a total pension growth of 15 percent by 2026.

With rising holiday costs, many citizens are opting for last-minute deals and off-season travel to save money on their vacations.

Russian oil exports have fallen to their lowest level since late April, a decline attributed to ongoing Ukrainian attacks on Russian infrastructure.

Retail catalogs in Croatia show that shrimp prices are at an all-time low, and olive oil is available for under €5 per liter.

Croatian singer Marko Perković Thompson has announced a European tour, with his first concert revealed. Additionally, the city of Vukovar has designed a special jersey dedicated to Thompson.

The Port of Koper has not significantly increased its overall cargo throughput, but container traffic and associated profits are growing, now matching the combined container volume of Trieste and Rijeka.

The Slovenian President's office has sharply rejected statements by Mahnič regarding a Russian spy network, emphasizing the President's legal right to classified information.

A major military music festival scheduled for Red Square in Moscow has been canceled due to fears of Ukrainian drone attacks. Authorities in Moscow are concerned about potential drone threats, leading to the cancellation of the large public event.

Charles Robert Redford Jr., expelled from college due to alcoholism, rose to become one of the most significant American actors and directors of the late 20th century.

Swedish households are threatened by a significant interest rate hike in the coming year, with state-owned SBAB predicting two rate increases this year due to generous election promises and the effects of the Iran war.

Porodica, prijatelji i brojni fanovi oprostili su se danas u Swanseaju od pjevačice Bonnie Tyler, koja je prošlog mjeseca preminula u Portugalu u 75. godini.

Everyday words like 'business trip,' 'arrival,' or 'reset to zero' have taken on new meanings in Russia as soldiers use them as codes to discuss the war against Ukraine.

The general director of Bosnian defense industry company Pretis d.d., Fuad Šehić, stated that a recently published video of their production process contains no secrets, noting that more detailed footage exists online.

The reconstruction of the volunteer fire station in Mikulovice, Jesenicko, is nearing completion after the building was damaged by floods two years ago, though it was in poor condition even before the disaster.

A drone carrying explosive material struck an aircraft at Leipzig airport, raising alarms about potential sabotage campaigns targeting European infrastructure and Ukrainian aid logistics.

European Union Force (EUFOR) troops have carried out a large-scale training operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, featuring rapid helicopter deployments and airborne drops. The exercise demonstrates the force's readiness to respond to regional security challenges and reinforce stability missions.

Kupovina povoljnih električnih vozila iz Kine postaje sve teža jer evropski osiguravači odbijaju pokriti rizike vezane za osiguranje i popravke nakon manjih nezgoda.

An analysis presented to N1 notes that while conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East drive up demand for munitions and drones, Bosnian defense industry capabilities remain underutilized due to political oversight.

A local alderman from Oldebroek in the Netherlands has faced public backlash after posing for photos holding a pro-Russian flag alongside an assault rifle.

The bankruptcy trustee of Hidrogradnja d.d. Sarajevo in bankruptcy sent a reaction regarding the text published on the Klix.ba portal, which relates to the sale of this company and the claims that the buyer Halid Čustović did not…

A lifestyle feature highlights a professional photographer's passion for travel, noting that he finds his greatest satisfaction in preparing for journeys and exploring new destinations.

An expert notes that the case of Rita Flores demonstrates how deeply Russian intelligence services operate beyond Russia's borders, leaving anti-war Russians residing in Serbia particularly vulnerable to surveillance and coercion.

A Russian publication analyzes President Aleksandar Vučić's shifting diplomatic stance, noting his growing reliance on Washington and Beijing while viewing Brussels and Moscow as less decisive power centers.

Retailers across Croatia are competing for student shoppers, with Lidl offering discounted school supplies and quality items through its Lupilu campaign and Lidl Plus app savings.

A series of wildfires across Herzegovina's cantons have consumed forests, shrubbery, vehicles, and apiaries over the past day, prompting emergency responses.

A new state-published poll in Slovakia indicates that the PS party would not win the upcoming elections, while Smer would be unable to form a government, with the Democrats also projected to enter parliament.

Facing significant human losses and long-range strikes on its infrastructure, Russia has reportedly decided to send 'Donskoy' as military reinforcement to the Ukrainian front.

Justus Reid, an American who gained public attention for documenting the renovation of a €5,000 house in Croatian Zagorje, is now facing serious problems, including the potential demolition of his home due to unresolved paperwork.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Sarajevo Canton Police Administration has destroyed 31 seized motor vehicles and one moped. These vehicles were confiscated from individuals who are repeat offenders of traffic violations, including a Golf 6.

Iran has dismissed recent threats of sanctions from the United States, with officials stating that such actions are an indicator of weakness and an 'old bullying tactic.' Tehran views the U.S. leaders as desperate in their approach.

The Serbian Democratic Party (SDS) issued a denial regarding reports that Čajniče Mayor Miroslav Furtula had left their party, clarifying that he was elected as a representative of the SRS.

Boka Bay in Montenegro experienced its most serious maritime accident of the season, involving a collision between two vessels. Unofficial reports suggest a RHIB (rigid-hulled inflatable boat) was traveling at high speed without navigation lights, preventing the other vessel from seeing and avoiding it.

The City Administration of Gradačac has issued a tender for the renovation of the Husein-kapetan Gradaščević Tower, a significant historical monument in Bosnia. The project, valued at 481,500 KM, includes facade repair, window replacement, and drainage system construction.

Marine animals have developed a fascinating array of methods for producing sound, contributing to the overall noise levels beneath the ocean's surface.

A student from Niš, Serbia, who was accused of possessing a telescopic baton, has been acquitted by the Misdemeanor Court. His lawyer confirmed the student's release after the court's decision.

The Slovak National Council is being urged to urgently amend a law after the state broadly published all documents from its collection, raising concerns about GDPR violations. An expert highlighted the problematic nature of this widespread disclosure.

An Iraqi citizen was arrested at Sarajevo Airport after attempting to smuggle 21,000 drug tablets, classified as narcotics, hidden inside microwave ovens. The drugs were discovered in packages sent from a post office in East Sarajevo.

Families in Gaza are engaged in a desperate search for thousands of their loved ones who have gone missing amidst the ongoing conflict. The humanitarian crisis deepens as the number of unaccounted individuals continues to rise.

The Prague Spring of 1968 marked an attempt at political and social reforms in Czechoslovakia under Alexander Dubček, which was ultimately suppressed by a Soviet invasion involving half a million soldiers.

Waiters in Split, Croatia, share insights into the diverse tipping habits of tourists, with some guests leaving substantial amounts while others pay the exact sum.

Alenka Brajnik, a longtime editor at the Slovenian newspaper Delo, has passed away. She began her career as a translator and later dedicated herself to creating a space for open dialogue as the editor of 'Letters to the Readers'.

Students are protesting changes to polling station layouts, claiming they facilitate ballot photography and undue pressure, while sunflower producers express dissatisfaction with prices, citing cartels and higher costs compared to neighboring regions.

More than 100 Israeli forces participated in an incursion into Syria's Quneitra province, while a US envoy for Syria warned of the risk of conflict with Turkey.

The Czech Office for the Protection of Competition (ÚOHS) is investigating a multi-billion crown tender by Czech Railways for the purchase of 133 electric trains for regional transport. The winner of the tender has not yet been announced.

A 15-year-old chess player from Postojna has reached a new significant milestone in her career. This achievement marks her continued success in the sport.

Bosnia and Herzegovina is forecast to experience sunny weather with some cloudiness today, with potential thunderstorms and short showers towards the end of the week.

The Sarajevo Film Festival is in full swing, featuring red carpet appearances by celebrities like Hanka Paldum and the Helem Nejse team, alongside announcements for new initiatives such as the Adriatic Film Awards. The festival continues to showcase a diverse selection of films, addressing various social and war-related themes.

Irena Mulamuhić, one of Bosnia and Herzegovina's most significant actresses, has passed away. She was a legendary figure in Bosnian cinema and theater.

Predsedniku SAD Donaldu Trampu je rejting odobravanja pao na najniži nivo tokom njegovog predsedničkog mandata, dok je ogromna većina Amerikanaca zabrinuta da će rat SAD sa Iranom dugo trajati,…

Following a devastating fire in Omiš, numerous volunteers and services are working to repair damage and restore electricity, with aid arriving from across Croatia and accommodation being secured for those affected, amidst warnings of potential landslides.

The Slovenian President's office has sharply rejected statements by Mahnič regarding a Russian spy network, emphasizing the President's legal right to access secret data and questioning if actors in the Black Cube affair should also be denied access.

Leaked messages from supporters of Italian far-right figure Vannacci expose brutal hate speech, glorification of Hitler, and calls for violent action, including a military coup.

Young Bosnian singer Sara Vojičić performed a concert featuring numerous foreign and domestic hits at Hastahana Park in Sarajevo, as part of this year's Festival in the Center.

Portugalska kompanija Alpac capital preuzela je kontrolu nad brojnim medijima u Srbiji te je mandat započela smjenom svih direktora.

Među identifikovanim žrtvama je 87.749 dobrovoljaca, 26.416 zatvorenika regrutovanih iz ruskih zatvora, 19.778 regruta i 7.530 oficira

Following a large fire in the Omiš area, damage is being assessed, with local restaurateurs expressing despair as their season is effectively over and appealing for state aid for workers. The condition of the injured remains largely unchanged.

Zagreb has been included in a list of the top 10 most affordable European cities for a weekend trip, with Polish cities, led by Wrocław, occupying the first five spots.

The city of Belgrade has installed a new network of traffic cameras designed to automatically detect and record driving infractions. Municipal officials stated the upgrade aims to improve road safety and streamline enforcement procedures.

Russian authorities have launched a new online registry containing social insurance numbers and conviction records of citizens who left the country and were tried in absentia, marking a significant step in tracking overseas dissidents.

SNSD leader Milorad Dodik has altered his political messaging regarding alleged traitors within Bosnian institutions, no longer emphasizing property confiscation as he prepares for upcoming elections.

Ukrainian forces have begun deploying a novel drone design resembling a Segway, prompting concerns over a new tactical development in the ongoing war. International observers note the device’s unique mobility and potential for unconventional strike operations.

Construction work on the roundabout in Grbavica has finished, and the road will open to traffic tomorrow morning.

The MOST party is calling for the dismissal of Interior Minister Božinović and other officials after a police officer testified that superiors discouraged her from reporting misconduct by the daughter of a prominent HDZ politician.

N1 journalists spent a day flying with EUFOR soldiers in a helicopter over Bosnia and Herzegovina, capturing cockpit views and aerial footage en route to Banja Luka.

A watchdog organization published an audio recording claiming to show a local branch of the ruling party reporting citizens with dual Bosnian-Serbian nationality to vote in Serbian elections.

Brend INUIKII spaja alpsko nasljeđe s modernim gradskim stilom u novoj kolekciji, predstavljajući redizajnirane čizme s inovativnim materijalima i proporcijama.

Bitka kod Crécyja 1346. bila je ključni trenutak u Stogodišnjem ratu, gdje je mala engleska vojska neočekivano porazila brojniju francusku silu, nagovijestivši pad viteškog doba i uspon profesionalnih vojski.

In Montenegro, in the last 24 hours, 17 traffic accidents were recorded, in which three people were slightly injured, reports Mina Agency.

Traffic conditions in Montenegro are currently moderate to heavy, particularly on major routes affected by ongoing construction. Authorities urge motorists to obey all speed limits, signage, and adapt their driving to current weather and roadwork conditions.

A growing cultural phenomenon sees romantic partners sharing striking physical similarities, prompting sociological interest and widespread social media discussion.

While the Riksbank's executive board unanimously kept the policy rate unchanged last week, the meeting minutes suggest that an interest rate hike may be approaching. This indicates a potential shift in monetary policy.

The attack on Vukovar, which lasted 87 days, began on this day with JNA soldiers exiting barracks in tanks.

German journalists were surprised to find that a redesigned Mercedes C-Class, when configured with several options, could cost over €100,000, with some models reaching nearly €112,000. This price point is significantly higher than comparable models a decade ago.

The Constitutional Court of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina annulled the appointment of the new Una-Sana Canton Government, leading to the return of Ružnić as Prime Minister. This decision was described as a collapse of the coalition by Nermin Ogrešević.

A military truck, transformed into a luxurious camper equipped like an apartment, is being sold at auction in the US, designed for world travel in any environment.

The "Gledaj sebi posla" platform is becoming a permanent digital tool for employment in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, aiming to address the paradox of high unemployment alongside a chronic labor shortage.

Two festivals in Slovenia, the 17th Naaaj dan festival and the Panč festival, have attracted large numbers of attendees. Both events were filled with visitors seeking entertainment and laughter.

Serbian opposition leader Zdravko Ponoš criticized President Aleksandar Vučić's visit to firefighters battling a large blaze in Deliblatska peščara. Ponoš described the visit as a 'Sunday picnic on the ashes,' implying a lack of seriousness.

Starting September 1st, retailers in Serbia with annual turnovers exceeding three billion dinars, selling food, household chemicals, and personal hygiene products, will be required to regularly disclose their prices online for each store.

Miroslav Furtula, the mayor of Čajniče, announced his departure from the SDS party to join the SNSD, stating it was a personal rather than a political decision.

Hikers are expressing anger over frequent low-flying military helicopter overflights in parts of Velebit National Park, questioning why such activities are permitted when recreational activities like paragliding are restricted for animal protection.

The redesigned Toyota Yaris Cross, a key model for Toyota in Europe with approximately 200,000 units sold in 2025, is set to be available in Croatian showrooms starting in September.

North Korea reportedly intends to send more soldiers to fight alongside Russian forces in the war against Ukraine, potentially increasing its military support for Moscow.

An article discusses various foods that can be dangerous for dogs and emphasizes the importance of checking if a treat is appropriate for pets to avoid serious side effects.

Italian sports presenter Diletta Leotta once again captured attention on social media by posting photos from a relaxed summer setting, posing by a pool in a striking one-piece yellow swimsuit.

Latvian writer, poet, and playwright Māra Zālīte has been honored with this year's Statehood Award for her outstanding contributions to strengthening Latvian statehood.

Serbian Prosecutor Vukašin Vujičić announced significant progress in the investigation into the arson of his car. Authorities are actively pursuing leads in the case.

The brand Sol de Janeiro is launching stronger and longer-lasting perfume versions of its popular fragrance mists.

Uroš Ninković, identified as a member of the Kavač criminal clan, has been arrested on the Greek island of Crete. He was found in possession of forged Bosnian and Herzegovinian documents at the time of his apprehension.

The conflicts in Iran-Israel and Ukraine-Russia have highlighted how digital traces from soldiers' smartphones can reveal their positions, making them vulnerable to targeting by missiles and other weaponry.

Sweden's central bank, the Riksbank, has decided to keep its key interest rate unchanged. However, it indicated a potential rate hike later in the year.

Podgorica authorities have issued approximately 1,600 traffic violation tickets for improper parking and stopping, while also working to remove unusable vehicles from parking lots. Owners are encouraged to hand over old vehicles for money to the landfill.

The Croatian army conducted a major operation to extract a stranded replica of an ancient ship from the Drava River near Osijek. Defense Minister Anušić visited the soldiers involved in the recovery effort.

Two sky lanterns were released near Trogir, Croatia, on Drvenik Veli island, following massive fires in the Dalmatian region, drawing strong criticism from firefighters.

Montenegrin prosecutors have opened two cases to investigate the death of a soldier, with the Basic State Prosecutor's Office in Podgorica leading one of the inquiries. Authorities are seeking to determine responsibility for the soldier's demise.

Montenegro recorded 12 traffic accidents in the past 24 hours, resulting in one fatality and injuries to six other individuals, according to the Police Administration's Operational-Communication Center.

Israeli soldiers reportedly marked the bodies of Palestinians arrested during an operation in the village of Kabatiya in the occupied West Bank with numbers, reminiscent of Nazi concentration camps.

Intensified inspection controls during the Sarajevo Film Festival in Sarajevo Canton resulted in over 100,000 KM in misdemeanor orders issued within four days. Authorities conducted thorough checks across various establishments during the festival period.

The Croatian Electric Vehicle Drivers Association, Strujni krug, has voiced strong objections to a proposed regulation concerning the installation of electric vehicle charging equipment. Drivers argue the new rules are impractical and make no sense.

Farmers in Serbia are expressing dissatisfaction with the purchase price of sunflower, stating that their earnings are being taken away, with the final price expected in a month.

Legendarni hrvatski MMA borac Mirko Filipović jedan je od "oglednih primjeraka" cjeloživotnog rada na svom tijelu i održavanju fizičke spreme.

The University of Belgrade has fallen into the 501–600 bracket of the latest Shanghai Ranking, triggering a political dispute over the reasons for its

The wildfire situation in the Sanski Most area is becoming increasingly serious, with authorities reporting a worsening trend. Efforts are underway to contain the blazes.

German direct investment in the United States has fallen to its lowest level in three years. This decline indicates a significant shift in economic relations between the two countries.