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A play featuring Serbian actor Sergej Trifunović was canceled in Osijek, Croatia, following calls for a boycott by Croatian veterans due to his past political statements. The decision sparked debate, with some criticizing it as a capitulation to primitivism.
Actress Emily Watson discusses her enduring 30-year relationship with the Sarajevo Film Festival, highlighting the festival's significance and the city's culture of resistance and survival. She also shared insights from her first visit to Sarajevo, emphasizing her commitment to continuing her involvement with the festival.
The Sarajevo Film Festival is in full swing, featuring numerous film stars, red carpet events, and screenings. Serbian folk singer Tea Tairović notably attracted attention with her elegant appearance, adding to the vibrant atmosphere and diverse cinematic offerings.
Fish species typically found in the southern Adriatic Sea are now being observed more frequently in the northern parts, including near Pula. This shift is potentially linked to rising sea temperatures.
The strengthening El Nino phenomenon, combined with Indian Ocean warming, is expected to drive global temperatures higher in the coming months, increasing the risk of new heat records.
A powerful Emirati billionaire has questioned the normalization of relations with Israel following controversial statements by an Israeli minister regarding Palestinians. The European Union also urged Israel to protect civilians after the minister's remarks.
A student in the Philippines shot and killed a schoolmate before taking his own life in an attack that was reportedly livestreamed. The incident has prompted calls for urgent action on school violence and the provision of psychosocial support to those affected.
The countdown has begun for the highly anticipated Exit Sea Dance festival in Budva, Montenegro, with organizers announcing that only 10 days remain until the start of the major summer event on Bečići beach.
Popara is a traditional Dalmatian spoon dish, similar to gregadi, that requires few ingredients but offers a delightful taste.
Posebno je važno ne ismijavati intenzitet prvih emocija
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has controversially called for the targeted killing of 30-40 Palestinians in the Gaza Strip every night. His remarks have sparked widespread condemnation and concern over escalating violence.
The Croatian Party of Rights of Bosnia and Herzegovina (HSP BiH) has requested the Central Election Commission to review whether the Democratic Front meets the legal requirements for participating in elections.
Lidl's upcoming store openings in Bosnia and Herzegovina are expected to generate one of the largest waves of employment in the market, with plans to hire over 1,000 sales associates on permanent contracts from day one.
Workers at Stila, a company in Zrenjanin for the professional rehabilitation and employment of people with disabilities, report living without wages for months, having received only four salaries in 15 months despite having work.
A man in Bar, Montenegro, identified as D.U., has been detained for up to 72 hours on suspicion of forcing an employee into sexual acts and threatening to burn her house.
A 19-year-old suspect was arrested after being found hiding in a dorm closet in connection with a shooting at Virginia State University that left five people injured. The individual, identified as Camron Harris, is not a student at the university.
The Forum for Security and Democracy (FBD) stated that attempts to count and minimize the number of participants at the 'Valjevo Remembers' protest, marking the anniversary of police brutality, do not diminish the event's significance.
A photographer and a programmer from Russia have teamed up to launch a new platform in Serbia for adopting dogs and cats, aiming to help animals find homes in their new country.
Criminal charges have been filed against a company from Bijelo Polje and a Turkish citizen on suspicion of tax evasion. The investigation is ongoing into the alleged financial misconduct.
As temperatures reach new highs, Daikin is running a major prize draw, giving away four air conditioning units worth a total of 6625 euros, with a simple application process.
An unregistered gathering in Valjevo, Serbia, saw approximately 3,500 citizens participate, leading to a criminal complaint being filed against one participant by the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
The Serbia Center party announced that the anniversary of the brutal beating of citizens is not a commemorative gathering but an indictment that remains open, emphasizing that memory is crucial for their survival.
Landowners in Sintra-Cascais, Portugal, are requesting control measures for wild boars, citing property damage, though the ICNF states there are no current issues but will meet with the landowners.
Organizers have confirmed that the concert by Bosnian-Herzegovinian singer Dino Merlin in Kraljevo, Serbia, will take place as scheduled on September 5, despite public reactions, petitions, and demands for its cancellation.
MINISTAR Božinović na Pelješcu je pohvalio rad civilne zaštite tijekom rekordnih vrućina te istaknuo više od 140 prijava zbog izazivanja požara.
Mirza Begović, director of Bosnian films 'Amanet' and 'Testament', has publicly stated that his application for the production of the film 'Pekmez' was rejected again, attributing it to an ongoing dispute with the Cinematography Foundation.
Police in Bar, Montenegro, sanctioned seven drivers for improper overtaking and lane changes during a national traffic control operation using drones.
Urgent appeal from Konjic due to the unceasing fire, all citizens are called to help: "We are at the end of our strength"
Authorities in Portugal are prioritizing requests for the containment of excessive wild boar populations, particularly in the Arrábida Natural Park area, where numbers have increased post-birth season.
A fire that broke out in the Raštani area on Thursday around noon has been brought under control by professional firefighting units from Mostar, with efforts now focused on restoring the railway line.
Iran has reiterated its claim of control over the Strait of Hormuz, dismissing US assertions of dominance in the strategic waterway. This comes as Karoline Leavitt, a prominent White House press secretary, announced her departure from her role.
Wild boars have invaded a beach in Arrábida, Portugal, leading to criticism of authorities who are accused of failing to take responsibility and offering excuses for the situation.
The Kosovo Police Inspectorate has launched an investigation into claims that Kosovo Police officers beat Nenad Rašković during a raid in the village of Dren. Rašković, who sustained severe injuries, was transferred to Belgrade for treatment, and UNMIK and other international bodies have called for a thorough investigation.
A 1.27 billion-year-old Martian meteorite, discovered in Algeria in 2019 and recently confirmed for its age, is helping researchers study a previously little-known period in the Red Planet's geological history.
Aleksandar Vučić, predsednik Srbije, sastao se jutros sa Li Mingom, ambasadorom Narodne Republike Kine u Beogradu.
A 12-year-old boy was injured in Varaždin after falling from an electric scooter due to excessive speed. Police confiscated the scooter and will file charges against the parent.
The Croatian government is facing intense scrutiny and calls for resignation following a scandal involving illegal waste dumping in Lika, with critics accusing officials of corruption and environmental negligence. Prime Minister Plenković has defended the government, claiming the water is safe, while opposition parties demand accountability.
During a NATO trip to Turkey, former President Donald Trump reportedly switched planes in a secret operation, being moved in a catering container, to evade a potential threat from Iran. This maneuver left journalists behind as a decoy.
The Central Election Commission (CIK) of Bosnia and Herzegovina has clarified the voting process, stating that citizens must fill in circles on ballots for scanners to recognize them. This explanation aims to ensure proper ballot processing for upcoming elections.
A traditional gathering of mothers and women from Srebrenica and Podrinje was held in Tuzla's Freedom Square, commemorating the victims of the Srebrenica genocide and demanding justice.
Actress Jessica Alba shared a series of bikini photos on social media, showcasing her figure at 45 and attracting fan attention.
Montenegrin politicians Minić and Vujović engaged in a public exchange, with Minić challenging DPS to assess their own party's strength before criticizing others, and Vujović dismissing NSD's leadership claims.
A complaint has been filed against unknown individuals within the Ministry of Interior in Montenegro, suspected of leaking data related to the arrest of a person following a murder in Belgrade. The complaint alleges persecution and surveillance.
Forest fires continue to rage in multiple locations, including near Bad Schwalbach in Germany's Rheingau-Taunus-Kreis and near Kladanj in Bosnia, where a fire has been active for six days. Strong winds are hindering firefighting efforts in Bosnia.
Rada Trajković hopes Vučić's Ibar River statement is election campaign
POSEBNO je zabrinjavajuće ako se takve izjave stalno ponavljaju.
A recent test of children's UV protection shirts has revealed potentially concerning results regarding their effectiveness. The findings could alarm parents who rely on these garments for sun safety.
A comprehensive guide provides all necessary information and preparation tips for adopting kittens, highlighting how the process brings new dynamics to a home.
Indonesia has closed a national park near the popular East Java tourist destination of Mount Bromo as a wildfire continues to spread, having already razed 176 hectares since it broke out last Monday.
Salt production in West Java, Indonesia, has surged due to the dry conditions caused by the El Niño climate pattern, contrasting with the challenges the phenomenon poses to the Indonesian agricultural sector.
Several Croatian rivers, including the Drava, Danube, and Orljava, are experiencing extremely low water levels this weekend, with the Orljava potentially facing complete desiccation.
Songs by Taylor Swift were removed from social media posts by the White House and Donald Trump's campaign, sparking speculation about the reasons behind the removals. This incident occurred amidst broader discussions about Trump's popularity and political challenges.
The Croatian state is evicting anti-fascists from a protected cultural heritage building in Hatzova 16, Zagreb, which they have used since 1953. The building, constructed in 1891, is being renovated after an earthquake.
András Baka, a former Supreme Court judge previously dismissed by Viktor Orbán, has been nominated as a candidate for the Hungarian presidency. This unexpected nomination of an Orbán critic by the ruling party has sparked discussions about his potential role and challenges.
An article in Javan evaluates Iran’s economic policymaking, arguing that a significant portion has focused on foreign sanctions and strategies to counter them. The piece suggests structural reform as a path toward economic progress and improvement.
Hungary's Ministry of Education has proposed a new package of recommendations for lower-grade students, including flexible school start times, 35-minute lessons, and less homework, while maintaining daily physical education with more interpretation options.
Indonesia's capital, Jakarta, with a population of 42 million, is sinking into the Java Sea, making it the world's most vulnerable city to rising sea levels amidst pollution and overcrowding.
Vladimir Lučić, the CEO of Telekom Serbia, has been declared persona non grata in Kosovo and permanently banned from entering the territory. Kosovo's Minister of Internal Affairs, Xhelal Sveçla, stated the decision was based on Lučić's public statements.
The Niš board of the Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP) has demanded answers regarding the potential loss of air routes that have connected the city of Niš with Europe for years. They are asking who is responsible and what measures the state has taken to prevent the loss of these lines.
The Orljava River in Croatia has reached critically low water levels, with parts of its bed almost completely dry, due to prolonged drought and extreme heat.
Finnish banks' deposit protection funds are reportedly sufficient to cover deposits, with current legislation designed to prevent the use of taxpayer money in financial crises.
The Judicial Power Union announced it has filed a criminal complaint against Sunčica Misailović, the president of the Basic Court in Užice, Serbia, on suspicion of obstructing political, trade union, and other associations.
Concerns are being raised about hair loss as a potential side effect of the weight-loss drug Ozempic. Discussions focus on whether this is a temporary issue or a more permanent problem for users.
Former Belgrade police chief Veselin Milić has filed a criminal complaint against Marko Kričak, head of the Criminal Police Directorate, and Boško Sekulović, head of the Crime Suppression Service, alleging abuse of office.
Nick Cave, known for his ritualistic relationship with his audience, is set to perform in Belgrade again, promising an experience that transcends a typical musical event.
A forest fire near Kraljevo, Serbia, continues to burn, having consumed approximately 80 hectares of forest, including pine trees. Strong winds and inaccessible terrain are hindering firefighting efforts.
A physical altercation occurred in Vodnjan, Croatia, resulting in two injured individuals. Reports indicate that children were present and witnessed the incident.
The Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia (NUNS) has criticized a court ruling against portal 021, stating it endangers freedom of expression and sets a dangerous precedent for reporting on public officials' statements.
German parliamentarians are calling for sanctions against Israeli Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir following his controversial statements regarding the killing of Palestinians in Gaza and reports of Israel building facilities for executions.
Magyar Péter has demonstrated a highly active role in the Hungarian Parliament, surpassing the number of speeches given by former Prime Minister József Antall. He has also proposed a special, extraordinary parliamentary session for the upcoming week.
A motorcyclist died in Harjavalta, Finland, after colliding with a lamppost. Police are investigating the cause of the accident, as the reason for the vehicle veering off the road is currently unknown.
Russian authorities are reportedly punishing citizens for complaining about gasoline shortages, as the crisis spreads due to refinery attacks and planned maintenance. In response, the government is implementing new restrictions on fuel sales.
A GRECO report reveals that Serbia has only satisfactorily implemented three out of 24 recommendations for preventing corruption, despite being urged to comply three years ago. Transparency International criticized the country's poor performance in combating corruption.
Criminal charges have been filed against individuals in Montenegro for alleged abuse and illegal activities, and in North Macedonia against a resident for assaulting a police officer. These incidents highlight ongoing law enforcement actions in the region.
Russian President Putin's visit to the disputed Kuril Islands reignited a long-standing territorial dispute with Japan, leading to the summoning of Japan's ambassador to Moscow. Meanwhile, Myanmar's president traveled to Moscow to seek Russian arms and oil, highlighting Russia's continued international engagements.
A prominent professor on Croatian public broadcaster HRT has issued a concerning warning about the extreme consequences of prolonged drought, high summer temperatures, and heatwaves on agriculture and the overall economy.
Russia claims to have struck two Ukrainian ships in the Black Sea, while a Russian drone reportedly crossed into Moldovan airspace during an attack on Ukraine. Separately, a Greek-run tanker carrying Russian oil was also attacked in the Black Sea.
Ivan Atanasković, an official of Serbia's Democratic Party (DS), is facing disciplinary charges after his controversial social media post about 'women's haircuts' was disavowed by the party, which condemned any call for violence.
Actress Hayden Panettiere has died at age 36, with police investigating the circumstances of her death, including a suspected overdose. Authorities have stated there are no signs of foul play or suspicious circumstances.
An Azerbaijani citizen was charged with document forgery after presenting a falsified driver's license to border police at the Dobrakovo crossing in Montenegro.
A car caught fire while being driven on Nesjavallaleið in Iceland yesterday afternoon. Firefighters were notified around 6 PM about the incident involving an old gasoline car, but the driver managed to stop the vehicle.
The car of prosecutor Vukašin Vujičić was set on fire in Valjevo, an act widely condemned by legal professionals and opposition parties as a direct form of intimidation and an attack on the judiciary. Vujičić suspects the incident is linked to cases he is currently handling, prompting a protest in the city.
Investigative journalists report that Russia's FSB, the successor to the KGB, has significantly expanded its ambitions and operations, moving beyond its traditional role as a secret police force.
Bosnian Foreign Minister Elmedin Konaković has expressed his approval of the unification of Islamic communities in Serbia. He emphasized the importance of this development for maintaining strong ties with Sarajevo.
Five individuals were shot, with one critically wounded, outside residence halls at Virginia State University. Police are investigating the incident and searching for multiple suspects.
The Ecological Movement of Vrbas (EPV) has filed multiple reports with relevant inspectorates in recent days regarding cases that threaten the environment and public safety.
President Trump has stated his intention to declare the Strait of Hormuz as US territory "pretty soon," a move that has drawn strong reactions from Iran. This declaration follows heightened tensions in the region and could significantly escalate the conflict.
An article exploring how each astrological sign uniquely perceives and experiences music.
Montenegrin police reported over 100 traffic violations recorded by drones in just 30 days as part of a traffic control operation. An expert advises against announcing drone surveillance locations in advance.
Nigel Farage won the Clacton by-election, securing his seat in parliament. Following his victory, a parliamentary probe into a €5.8 million gift he received has resumed.
An incident in central Belgrade where an electric scooter struck and injured a pregnant woman has brought renewed focus on road safety rules for scooter users.
Road safety is under renewed focus in Serbia after an electric scooter collided with and injured a pregnant woman in central Belgrade.
The estimated value of the Belgrade–Zrenjanin–Novi Sad highway project in Serbia has reportedly increased from 530 million to 1.596 billion euros, prompting the New Democratic Party of Serbia to demand full public disclosure of contracts and costs.
Lithuania's grain harvest is halfway complete, showing excellent yields with a record wheat harvest of nearly 10 tons per hectare in one region, but concerns are rising due to the presence of toxins in the crops.
Authorities in Setúbal, Portugal, are reinforcing control measures for wild boars in urban transition zones due to a rising number of accidents involving the animals.
Iran has asserted that the Strait of Hormuz is under its full control, rejecting claims by former US President Donald Trump that the United States controls the vital waterway. Tehran stated that no vessel can pass through the strait without its permission, amidst ongoing deadlock in US-Iran relations.
Brittany Boltinhouse, Miss North Carolina, had her title revoked due to racist social media posts and has stated she will not apologize.
The Centre for Civic Education (CGO) has highlighted that the Montenegrin Academy of Sciences and Arts (CANU) lacks publication dates for some announced works, with certain projects extending for nearly two decades.
Authorities in East Sarajevo are continuing their search for suspects involved in recent shootings, with attackers on Kosta Pandurević and Davor Dabić still at large despite investigative efforts.
Wild boars, previously seen on beaches, have recently been filmed walking through urban areas of Setúbal, Portugal, including crossing a pedestrian crossing.
Criminal charges have been filed against two municipal police officers in Tivat, Montenegro. The charges are related to alleged misconduct during their duties.
Kragujevac will host its first humanitarian animal festival, Woofstock, on August 15th, organized by the Nuka Animal Protection Association to mark International Abandoned Animals Day.
Bosnian officials have strongly condemned Croatian Foreign Minister Grlić Radman's announcement of continued talks regarding the position of Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina, particularly his suggestion of forming a Croatian electoral unit. They view these statements as unacceptable interference in BiH's internal affairs.
Latvian authorities have discovered an underground tunnel beneath its border with Belarus, allegedly used by migrants for illegal entry, and have arrested 15 individuals. This discovery highlights the ongoing 'hybrid threat' of migrant smuggling from Belarus.
Medical experts explain why people often lose their appetite during hot summer weather. They offer advice on how to adapt to the heat and maintain proper nutrition.
The community of Imotski is in deep sorrow following the death of Irena Lozo, a long-time secretary of a veterans' association and member of the 4th Guards Brigade children's club, with veterans sharing emotional tributes.
Gospić Mayor Darko Milinović urged the government and DORH to consider declaring an ecological incident in Gospić a terrorist act and prosecute those responsible, warning that the pollution could endanger public health.
A criminal complaint has been filed against L.R. in Bijelo Polje, suspected of stealing 4,600 euros, six bottles of expensive alcoholic beverages, eight other alcoholic beverages, and a large quantity of cigarettes.
Parents of students from Jovina Gymnasium have filed a complaint with the UN Human Rights Office, alleging violations of their children's rights. The specific nature of the violations was not detailed in the reports.
A former Thai Member of Parliament has been arrested after allegedly shooting a local official to death near Bangkok, reportedly over an unpaid loan. The incident marks the second shooting in Thailand within days, following a school attack by a teenager who learned to use weapons online.
An article identifies ten common statements that, while seemingly harmless to parents, often indicate emotional immaturity and can be impactful for adult children.
The Union of Employers of Montenegro (UPCG) has voiced concerns that announced changes to the employment of foreign workers should not lead to new administrative burdens.
A man was seriously wounded in a shooting incident in Brčko, with the attackers escaping on motorcycles. Police are investigating the circumstances of the attack.
Police in Rab reported a 61-year-old man who verbally abused a traffic warden over the phone after she issued a ticket for illegal parking.
Slovenian President Nataša Pirc Musar shared her deep emotional distress regarding ongoing personal attacks, stating she is struggling to cope with the situation. She highlighted her 20-year friendship with her 'best friend' who had undergone security checks, implying the attacks are related to this relationship.
A dietitian discusses the benefits, risks, and myths surrounding chia seed water, a popular health and nutrition trend on TikTok.
A passenger train and a freight train collided near Križevci, Croatia, injuring 25 people, including conductors and engineers. Authorities are investigating the cause of the accident while working to clear the tracks and restore service.
Indonesia has closed a national park in East Java as a wildfire continues to expand, burning across 435 acres. The closure is a measure to manage the ongoing blaze and protect the area.
A cardiologist emphasizes the importance of preventing dehydration and overheating, especially for children, the elderly, and chronic patients, during extremely high temperatures to protect heart health.
A professor of economics from the University of Virginia has clarified the conditions under which peace with Iran could be lasting. The analysis suggests that past US and Israeli strategies against Iran were marked by miscalculations.
The US Senate advanced a landmark crypto bill before its August recess, but the legislation later stalled despite significant spending. This occurred amidst discussions about potential tariffs on countries like Hungary for purchasing Russian oil and gas, and the broader implications for nations like India and China.
Valjevo firefighters spent hours searching for a non-existent fire on Divčibare, Serbia, after receiving over 30 reports of smoke and burning smells from guests and weekenders.
Jovan Katić, the mayor of East New Sarajevo, expressed concern over recent shootings that have disturbed residents. He acknowledged the citizens' worries and highlighted issues within the judiciary.
Spain has announced the implementation of temporary border controls for travelers arriving from Italy, escalating a diplomatic dispute over the handling of migrants in Ceuta. This measure comes as tensions rise between the two countries regarding migration policies.
Serbia is actively combating nine major wildfires across the country with the help of helicopters and military personnel, as officials warn that the crisis is not over and experts highlight weak prevention measures.
Ten years ago, the automotive world was introduced to Graham, a conceptual human designed to survive severe car accidents. Today, the focus has shifted from altering the human body to making cars smarter and safer.
A 14-point package of proposals has been sent to primary schools in Hungary, with potential implementation starting as early as September.
The prosecution has recommended a prison sentence for a man accused of stalking and threatening to kill Renner Erika, with charges filed for preparation of murder.
Lou, an animal currently residing with the head of the Vis Vitalis Association, is set to find a permanent home within a month, surrounded by cats it doesn't notice.
A Montenegrin official has shared a video and called for consistent application of laws regarding flags, arguing that selective enforcement creates an impression of one-sided justice.
The start of the election campaign in Bosnia and Herzegovina is marked by millions from the budget, hundreds of reports, and few penalties, with CIK punishing PSS, SNSD, and SDP, and Transparency International noting issues.
Several individuals have been observed wading across the Danube River to reach the Sziget Festival grounds. Festival organizers have issued warnings, stating that while it may seem amusing, the act is dangerous.
Local authorities in Budva, Montenegro, are addressing critical issues including the disposal of deceased animals and identifying key areas of traffic congestion for drivers and pedestrians.
Montenegro reported 23.72 thousand unemployed individuals at the end of July, a 1.3% decrease compared to June, with the unemployment rate standing at 7.62% in June.
Amir Zukić has been removed from his position as director of N1 BiH by Alpac Capital, marking a change in leadership for the television station in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Bayern Munich star Jamal Musiala's season start is in doubt after he collapsed twice in games and was diagnosed with a neurological disorder. A known neurologist explained the situation, raising concerns about his health.
Ivan Güttler, the director of the Croatian Meteorological and Hydrological Service (DHMZ), expressed concern over the dwindling number of expert staff, while also discussing the extreme summer and the SRUUK procedure.
From Albufeira to Viseu, passing through the beaches of Setúbal, wild boars are appearing everywhere. And no one is concerned with putting order to this, at least until the pigs go for a stroll in Martim Moniz.
Hayden Panettiere's mother has broken her silence following her daughter's death, revealing that Panettiere's on-again, off-again boyfriend, Brian Hickerson, was present at the time of her passing. Tributes from celebrities like Solange Knowles and PETA have also emerged, highlighting Panettiere's life and activism.
Following the death of Vedrana Rudan, actress Svetlana Bojković expressed her sadness, remembering Rudan as a strong personality who always spoke her mind. Many Zagreb residents also shared their memories, describing her as a unique figure.
President Trump has indicated a renewed willingness to engage with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, while simultaneously criticizing South Korea and reducing joint military drills to pressure Seoul on trade and defense spending. This shift has alarmed South Korea and raised questions about the future of the alliance.
Reddit is testing new features allowing video and audio versions of posts, a notable change for a platform known for maintaining its core functionalities and even an older version for long-time users.
Croatian media highlights Robert Pattinson's unexpected rise as an internet darling this summer, becoming the subject of two major memes despite not having undertaken significant new projects.
A large fight involving both men and women, some armed with bats and shovels, broke out in front of a fire station near Karlovac, Croatia. Four men and three women were subsequently arrested in connection with the incident.
Spain acknowledged Morocco's crucial role in managing the Ceuta migrant crisis, as the city's president warned of danger and called for migrant returns. The EU's vulnerability to external pressure was highlighted, with Spain vowing to establish a new temporary camp for migrants in Ceuta.
Branko Ružić, Vice President of the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS), believes that SPS leader Ivica Dačić's announcement about the party running independently in elections is 'healing' but only a good first step.
János Áder's foundation received significant public funds to protect water and could have shaped public opinion and decision-makers, but its proposals were ultimately disregarded by the Orbán government.
Sarajevo's vibrant festival atmosphere persists with a variety of music events scheduled for the evening across multiple city locations.
Iran has introduced new legislation that will impose prison sentences on individuals who provide statements to what the government deems 'hostile foreign media.' This move aims to further restrict freedom of expression and control information flow within the country.
Iran is taking steps to criminalize interviews conducted with American and Israeli media outlets, with potential penalties including up to two years in prison.
Social security cuts are placing child families in Finland under significant financial strain, with warnings that increasing inequality could have widespread consequences if not addressed.
Wildfires continue to burn fiercely across parts of Herzegovina, particularly around Konjic and Mostar, with firefighters struggling to contain the blazes. While the fire near Neum has been localized, other areas are still experiencing active and challenging fire conditions.
The Finnish Border Guard has apprehended an individual who illegally crossed the eastern border in Imatra. The person has since applied for asylum.
Stranka Srbija centar saopštla je večeras da "godišnjica brutalnog prebijanja građana nije nikakav komemorativni skup, niti povod za protokolarne izja
The Serbia centar party announced that the anniversary of a brutal beating of citizens is not a commemorative gathering but an open indictment.
British singer Robbie Williams has publicly revealed that he has been diagnosed with autism, in addition to ADHD. He stated that the diagnosis helps explain many aspects of his behavior.
Devastating wildfires have swept through Omiš, Croatia, leaving a trail of destruction and prompting a search for missing persons, including a British tourist. Authorities are investigating the cause of the fires, with one fire chief suggesting arson.
Ioseb Alibegashvili has been appointed as the state representative in Georgia’s Samtskhe-Javakheti region by Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze, following the passing of his predecessor, Zaal Gelashvili.
A dramatic robbery unfolded in a Zagreb shopping center as robbers attacked security guards and stole a suitcase of money, leading to an exchange of gunfire. The incident has been described as a 'film-like' heist.
A woman from Pljevlja is suspected of theft after multiple pairs of sunglasses were stolen from a car, leading to a criminal complaint being filed.
The 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival has commenced, transforming the city into a hub of cinematic activity. To enhance accessibility for citizens and tourists, evening tram and trolleybus rides will be free throughout the festival.
Iranians have widely mocked Donald Trump after he was reportedly seen departing secretly in a catering truck. Social media users and news outlets in Iran used the incident to ridicule the former president.
Political scientist Ognjen Gogić commented on Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's statements about potentially diverting the Ibar River, describing it as a 'nuclear option' akin to Iran closing Hormuz.
Discussions are ongoing regarding the proposed construction of a hydroelectric power plant near Ribarić, with the Serbian National Council emphasizing the need for the project to be based on Serbia's requirements rather than political motives. The Serbian President's statements on the matter are being scrutinized against existing documentation.
Three individuals from Berane are facing criminal charges on suspicion of forest theft. Authorities have filed reports against them for their alleged involvement in illegal logging activities.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's recent visit to southwest Serbia reportedly spiraled out of the organizers' control, adding to existing concerns about his frequent television appearances being a de facto campaign and questions about potential criminal activity related to promises made during his visits.
Europe is experiencing warming at more than double the rate of the global average, making it the fastest-warming continent. Scientists are investigating the specific reasons behind this accelerated temperature increase.
The city administration of Paks aims to ensure the long-term safe operation of the nuclear power plant and supports the government's work, also suggesting a paradigm shift in water management for Hungary.
A statement by Ukrainian President Zelensky has reportedly caused offense in Kosovo, despite the country's strong public support for Ukraine, raising questions about Ukraine's non-recognition of Kosovo.
Serbian President Vučić's statement about potentially changing the course of the Ibar River has ignited a diplomatic storm, drawing strong reactions from the US, Albania, and opposition parties. Critics view his remarks as a threat to Kosovo and an attempt to intimidate citizens, while he also commented on police brutality anniversaries.
Jimi Triple B’s 666 Blues Band has released their new single "Revolution," which serves as a preview for their upcoming album. The band's latest track offers a taste of their new musical direction.
Donald Trump signed an order to reduce recommended childhood vaccinations, drawing strong criticism from health experts who deem the move dangerous and not based on scientific evidence. This decision was made amidst other unrelated news about Trump's activities.
The dispute over waste in Gospić intensified, with former minister Darko Milinović calling the situation 'terrorism' and urging all of Croatia to unite around Gospić after no one attended a meeting organized by Most regarding the issue.
Australia's latest census has introduced optional questions regarding gender identity and sexual orientation for the first time. This marks a significant change in how demographic data is collected in the country.
Wildfires continue to rage in Ponikvice, Velje Duboko in Kolašin, and on Mount Lisinj in Bar, Montenegro. Yesterday, 59 tons of water were dropped from the air to combat the fires.
Criminal charges have been filed against a Baranin resident for illegal construction and against a suspect for arson in Gusinje. These separate incidents highlight legal actions against illicit activities.
Criminal charges have been filed against unknown individuals within the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) for allegedly leaking information about the movements of Veselin Milić. Milić's lawyers claim these actions constitute persecution and surveillance of the former police chief.
The Director of the Srebrenica Memorial Center, Emir Suljagić, strongly condemned statements made by Željka Cvijanović and Igor Amidžić. Suljagić described their remarks as a 'travesty of justice' aimed at eradicating Bosniaks.
A mass brawl in Laktaši resulted in three people being injured after a group of six men attacked another individual. Seven people have been arrested in connection with the incident.
A recipe for crispy Greek-style roasted potatoes is presented as a super and refreshing summer version that is sure to delight.
Lawyer Vladimir Beljanski stated that remaining a member of the Bar Association's Board would imply accepting responsibility for its silence when authorities attack lawyers.
Unemployment among people with disabilities in Serbia remains higher than the general population, primarily due to widespread prejudice that continues to affect their employment opportunities.
Iranian Deputy Culture Minister Mohsen Javadi highlighted culture as a crucial factor in fostering peace, stability, and stronger international ties during the BRICS Culture Ministers’ Meeting, advocating for its use as a common language for global challenges.
Typhoon Dolphin made landfall on China's east coast, leading to the evacuation of over one million people and the cancellation of more than 1,000 flights. The powerful storm caused significant disruption and concern, including reports of a missing child swept away by a wave.
A plant whose scent is disliked by mosquitoes but enjoyed by people is suggested as a natural solution for summer evenings on balconies.
A fortress on a 718-meter-high hill above Pivka, Slovenia, with half a kilometer of underground tunnels, 10,000 cannon shells, and 20 days of food supplies, stood ready for a conflict that never materialized.
A criminal complaint has been filed against former Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó, accusing him of accepting bribes in connection with a Chinese-related deal. The allegations suggest a 'Chinese connection' to the suspected corruption.
Croatia irrigates a mere three percent of its arable land, a figure deemed insufficient by the Dean of Agronomy, who emphasizes the necessity of modernization and improved water management for food independence.
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.
Award-winning musician Isidora Nikolić, recognized as the best debutant at last year's 'Biser Jadrana' festival, is performing extensively on the Montenegrin coast this summer and has announced plans for new music.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy made his first visit to Serbia, a country with close ties to Russia, to meet with President Aleksandar Vučić and other officials. The discussions focused on expanding cooperation between the two nations and Ukraine's EU accession clusters.
The Niš board of the Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP) has demanded answers regarding why the city is losing its long-standing air routes to Europe, who is responsible, and what measures the state has taken.
A 14-year-old student in Thailand killed seven people, including his grandparents and school staff, in a rampage that has led the Thai Prime Minister to announce a new gun control law.
Zoltán Tarr stated that as a minister, he has no say in the daily operations of public media and that the audit is not being conducted by the ministry, suggesting an online platform for public recommendations.
The Finnish Border Guard has announced on X (formerly Twitter) that it is closing the remaining gates along its eastern border.
The Bureau for Social Research (BIRODI) stated that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's announcement to resign before the election campaign validates their call for separating the presidential and party functions.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is set to make his first visit to Serbia since the Russian invasion, a move aimed at discussing important topics including the European path for both nations and potentially weakening Moscow's regional influence. Serbian President Vučić also announced upcoming elections, expecting a convincing victory.
The government of Zenica-Doboj Canton in Bosnia and Herzegovina has signed agreements with 97 beneficiaries, providing incentives for self-employment under the 'First Business' program for war veterans.
Transparency International has issued a warning about the misuse of 45 million KM in budget funds ahead of elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina, noting that the Central Election Commission has not imposed sanctions despite reports of officials like Dodik using state resources for campaigning.
A preliminary investigation by the Border Guard has concluded that a criminal organization smuggled over 40 asylum seekers into Finland from Latvia. The organization facilitated the illegal entry of individuals through Finland.