Students in Kragujevac, Serbia, organized a "visit" to the EXPO Karavan event, carrying banners with messages like "EXPOdiraću" and "Exposing corruption" to protest the event.

Western intelligence agencies, including the CIA, have reportedly indicated that Russia might launch a special military operation against one of the Baltic states as early as September.

A new report indicates that forced disappearances of minors are continuing in Karachi and Balochistan, with three recent cases reported from Tikri in Karachi's Mauripur area. The Balochistan Post highlighted these incidents, raising concerns about human rights.

A new poll indicates that Polish citizens, particularly voters of PiS, Konfederacja, and Braun, are most likely to take up arms if conscripted in the event of an armed invasion, with most Poles stating they would participate in defense after mandatory call-up.

A 62-year-old man from Bosnia and Herzegovina was arrested in Sassari, Italy, after stealing a truck and leading police on a chase, during which officers were forced to fire their weapons.

France is experiencing its most severe forest fire damage since World War II, contributing to what the EU has identified as the worst forest fire year on record. The extensive blazes have devastated large areas across the country.

Police in Karachi arrested 33 suspects following violent clashes during an anti-encroachment drive at Shafiq Mor, where an angry mob attacked police and district administration.

A man was admitted to the psychiatric clinic of KBC Split hospital with a record-breaking 6.2 promille blood alcohol content.

A book has been returned to an Australian library after an astonishing 150 years, with the institution deciding not to enforce the potential fine, which could have amounted to tens of thousands of zlotys.

Tufan Erhürman's autonomy in Cyprus talks is limited by Ankara's interests.

Britain, France, Germany, and Italy have issued a joint statement on the 18th anniversary of Russia's invasion of Georgia, warning Moscow against the final annexation of occupied territories.

A woman on a car trip from Karasjok discovered a sharp piece of glass inside her Red Bull can, which pricked her finger. The unexpected finding turned her journey into an unpleasant experience.

Turkey's justice ministry is deploying an artificial intelligence tool to scrutinize legal documents for associations with groups designated as terrorists by Ankara, a practice that experts fear could reinforce existing judicial patterns of rights violations.

A storm in southern Lithuania caused significant problems for campers at a Veisiejai lake campsite, leaving people unable to leave due to fallen trees and damage.

The Federation of German Industries states that the ongoing conflict in Iran is contributing to a slowdown in global economic growth.

The number of hotels in Bulgaria recommended by Michelin has increased, with two new establishments, including Wine & SPA Hotel Chukara, added to the prestigious list.

The EXPO 2027 promotional caravan is set to visit Kragujevac, Serbia, on Sunday, August 9th, offering visitors a chance to learn about the upcoming exhibition.

A weekly roundup highlights popular stories among Gen Z, featuring celebrities like Chloe Bailey, Alix Earle, and Stassie Karanikolaou. The segment covers trending news and personalities relevant to the younger generation.

Prime Video India has unveiled the trailer for the second season of 'The Traitors,' an unscripted celebrity competition series hosted by Karan Johar, featuring a 21-celebrity cast and set to debut on August 13.

The United States has reported progress in negotiations between Lebanon and Israel. This development signals potential advancements in resolving long-standing issues between the two nations.

Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) is scheduled to hold nationwide protests today at 4 PM against the petroleum levy and rising inflation across various cities in Pakistan, including Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Quetta, Peshawar, Faisalabad, and Rawalpindi.

The Nišville festival has extended an invitation to 1111 individuals who have never attended the event to purchase full ticket packages. This initiative aims to attract new audiences to the festival.

Pakistan's information ministry has tightened rules for international media, requiring permission for reporting outside Islamabad, Lahore, and Karachi.

A man has died at the Košutnjak swimming pool, with authorities investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident. Details regarding the cause of death have not yet been released.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan emphasized the integration of the YPG in Syria as crucial for Türkiye's security during a meeting with his Syrian counterpart in Ankara.

Singer Natassa Bofiliou held a concert in Lemnos, presenting her musical show "Metrima" by Themis Karamouratidis and Gerasimos Evangelatos, to a warm reception from the audience.

Erik Solbakken suggests naming the Tana walrus "Hanna fra Tana," believing the name suits it perfectly, amidst other suggestions like "Halvdan" or "Vom."

The prosecutor has imposed a financial penalty on Beata Szydło in connection with the "Just Courts" campaign, with the prosecutor's office issuing a statement on the matter.

The Regional Prosecutor's Office in Rzeszów has fined former Polish Prime Minister Beata Szydło three thousand zlotys for repeatedly failing to appear for questioning as a witness in an investigation concerning the 'Sprawiedliwe Sądy' (Just Courts) campaign; Szydło has announced her intention to appeal the decision.

This week's cultural program guide from Karakter includes recommendations for knitting, drum and bass events, and the Ördögkatlan festival.

The Polish Supreme Audit Office (NIK) has questioned the Ministry of Justice's expenditure of 160,000 on a party featuring a ball pit and karaoke, deeming it 'unjustified financing'. NIK is scrutinizing the appropriateness of these expenses.

An officially licensed portable karaoke machine, designed in the purple colorway of the film 'KPop Demon Hunters' and featuring the HUNTR/X logo, has been released for amateur singers and pop stars.

D.V. from Zubin Potok, who was detained at Brnjak, has been released by Kosovo police after being held for 48 hours, but proceedings have been initiated against him for giving false testimony.

The Babusar Pass and Karakoram Highway (KKH) have been shut down following incidents of flooding and a truck crash.

Police in Severin, near Bjelovar, Croatia, found and confiscated unregistered weapons, a suppressor, and ammunition from a 37-year-old man. Charges are expected to be filed against him.

The Brussels Times publishes a tutorial or search result on how to buy cocaine and 4MMC in Ankara.

The post-mortem report for the owner of a Karachi waffle chain has revealed 14 forensic gaps, leading to more questions than answers. Police surgeons suggest exhumation if concerns remain unresolved.

Former army captain Burkay Karatepe, a would-be assassin of Erdoğan, confessed his deep connections to Gülenist Terrorists (FETÖ) after invoking a remorse law.

Latvia is considering involving soldiers from the State Defense Service to protect its border with Belarus, citing a dramatic situation and the need for additional resources for the State Border Guard.

FIR filed by child's father alleges the suspect physically assaulted and sexually abused the toddler

Bunge Polska, the owner of the Olej Kujawski brand, has been fined 4.3 million PLN by Poland's Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (UOKiK) for using unauthorized clauses in contracts with farmers supplying raw materials.

Authorities in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) have made a No Objection Certificate (NOC) mandatory for residents wishing to travel outside the major cities of Islamabad, Lahore, and Karachi. This measure is part of a broader crackdown in the region.

The newly elected President of the Karate Federation of Nigeria, Chukwudi Dimkpa, has presented an ambitious roadmap aimed at revitalizing Nigerian karate for sustained growth, unity, and international success.

Duke Blue Devils leader and Team USA coach Kara Lawson has been utilizing her role as an Amazon WNBA analyst to prepare for the upcoming FIBA World Cup.

A popular psychological test suggests that an individual's initial intuitive choice can reveal hidden aspects of their character, often more accurately than prolonged deliberation.

Colonel Özlem Karapınar has made history by becoming the first woman to achieve the rank of general in the Turkish Air Force, following her promotion to brigadier general approved by the President.

An independent exhibition by academic painter Mirko Dragović from Podgorica was held at the 'Maestral' Gallery in Rijeka, Croatia, as part of the 'Days of Montenegrin Culture' and the traditional Pe program.

Halil Karakoç, an 86-year-old retired imam, has been hospitalized after his release from prison was delayed despite serious health problems. He spent over five years in prison over alleged links to the Gülen movement.

Entrepreneur and educator Austėja Landsbergienė successfully achieved her black belt in karate after nearly seven years of persistent effort.

In a historic promotion within the Turkish Armed Forces, Colonel Özlem Karapinar was elevated to Brigadier General, marking the first time a woman has achieved the rank of general in the Turkish Air Force.

The Turkish capital, Ankara, recorded a significant 23.4% increase in exports during the first seven months of 2026, reaching a record $10.8 billion.

Latvia's honorary consul in Odesa stated that Latvia has been on Ukraine's side since the beginning of the war, emphasizing the historical memory and understanding of the Latvian people.

Salman Khan is set to return as the host for Bigg Boss 20, with the teaser hinting at a 'Karan-Arjun' theme and the tagline 'ek se bhale do' (two are better than one).

Serbia's Minister of Health, Zlatibor Lončar, publicly criticized the General Hospital in Novi Pazar, stating it acts like a 'taxi stand' unable to treat even minor injuries and frequently sends patients to Belgrade.

Angela, the daughter of Mulwa, has been detained in Mavoko alongside the suspected gunman Makaralu in connection with the murder of Dr. Mutiso, and their fate will be decided tomorrow.

Key roads in Karachi, including MA Jinnah Road, have been closed and traffic diverted for the Chehlum procession, with 5,000 police personnel deployed to ensure security.

Turkey's domestically developed Kaan 5th-generation fighter jet successfully completed its latest prototype's runway test, marking a key step towards replacing F-16s. The aircraft is intended to be Ankara's equivalent to the F-35.

The capture of Burkay Karatepe, ten years after the Gülenist Terror Group's (FETÖ) coup attempt, has renewed hopes for justice, though several generals and other officers involved remain at large.

The Greek Deputy Minister of Tourism, Anna Karamanli, signed two new calls for the admission of trainees and students to the Ministry of Tourism's educational structures, as part of a strategy to upgrade public tourism education.

Darren McGrady, Queen Elizabeth II's former personal chef, shared the recipe for her favorite chocolate cake on his YouTube channel, a dessert that was a staple at her birthday celebrations.

The Expo Caravan made its ninth stop in Kragujevac, Serbia, on Sunday, August 9, holding events in two sessions despite the hot weather.

Austrian Chancellor Christian Stocker and Infrastructure Minister Peter Hanke are in Ankara for meetings with President Erdoğan, accompanied by a business delegation, with a focus on air traffic cooperation.

This article provides a historical account of the Battle of Sakarya in 1921, detailing the challenges faced by the Army of Asia Minor as it advanced towards Ankara.

Pakistani police have reconstituted the investigation team and added a murder charge to the FIR in the case of 25-year-old businessman Mir Raza Ali, whose body was found in Karachi.

Karaitsos Raphael-Georgios, 31, has been reported missing from Mesimeri, Edessa, Greece since August 6, 2026. The organization 'The Child's Smile' was informed of his disappearance on August 8.

A strike by goods and oil transporters in Karachi, Pakistan, has suspended the movement of over 400,000 goods-carrying vehicles, threatening industry and exports. Transporters refuse to end the strike without talks with the government.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder in Petrovac na Mlavi. Further details regarding the incident were not immediately available.

A man, approximately 35 years old, was fatally struck by a train while crossing tracks near Zemun railway station in Belgrade.

Karachi is highlighted as one of the least liveable cities, suffering from years of political neglect and governance failures that have left its residents struggling.

Four armed men stormed an Edhi shelter home in Karachi, Pakistan, holding staff at gunpoint and stealing over Rs6.5 million from the charity's premises.

Prilep is commemorating the 25th anniversary of the deaths of ten defenders at Karapalak. The city is holding events to honor their memory and acknowledge their lasting legacy.

The UN Committee Against Torture has requested Turkey to respond within six months to a complaint filed by Aysun Işınkaralar, who alleges she was tortured in police custody after being detained over alleged links to the Gülen movement.

Jamaat-i-Islami held protest sit-ins in Karachi as part of a nationwide demonstration against the petroleum levy, leading to blocked thoroughfares and traffic disruptions.

According to a report by the Institute for the Study of War (ISW), Russia is continuing to form combat units from Ukrainian prisoners of war, which violates the Geneva Conventions.

Siniša Petrović, a resident of the Karaburma neighborhood in Belgrade, has created a green oasis for his entire community. His project began simply with a bird feeder and expanded into a vibrant green space.

Skopje police arrested a 34-year-old man from Skopje who was driving with a blood alcohol level of 3.29 per mille and caused a collision, the Ministry announced.

The German metal band Kanonenfieber, known for performing in black masks and basing their lyrics on original WWI letters and documents, is set to perform in Budapest.

A review of the horror comedy film 'Korean Kanakaraju' highlights its comedic elements while criticizing its underlying racism.

Kara Kennedy argues against mocking 'performative reading' among celebrities like Dua Lipa, asserting that any motivation for young people to pick up a book, including social pressure, should be viewed as a positive development.

Police in Karachi claim a major breakthrough in the Mir Raza Ali missing person case, recovering a spent cartridge casing from the crime scene.

Pakistan's Central Development Working Party (CDWP) has approved a Space Centre project among others, with the ECNEC set to review mega projects including a Rs240 billion Karachi water supply scheme and a Lahore filtration plant.

Discussions are ongoing regarding proposed amendments to the education law, with some observers noting a 'reality show' character to the debate. The changes to the law are a significant topic of public discourse.

An expert suggests that Turkey's proposed PKK amnesty could reduce security pressures, ease tensions with Iraq, and allow Ankara to reallocate resources across the region.

The VI Klaipėda Festival, presented by the Klaipėda State Musical Theater, will run from August 13 to September 5. This year's festival is dedicated to the 250th anniversary of the birth of Queen Louise of Prussia, featuring four artistic experiences.

A pedestrian was fatally struck by a truck in Ugrinovačka Street in Zemun, Serbia, dying at the scene of the accident.

An Elmira-based martial arts school, American Family Karate & Jujitsu, is sending a team to Guatemala to participate in an international competition.

Fuel prices have once again become a political battleground in the Norwegian parliament, with experts noting that large price fluctuations at the pump involve more than just taxes.

A Belgrade High Court judge has ordered 30-day pre-trial detention for M.S., M.Đ., and M.K., who are accused of murdering a 73-year-old man in Karaburma by tying his hands and feet and placing fabric in his mouth.

Pakistani celebrities, including Frieha Altaf, Adnan Siddiqui, and Sanam Baloch, have joined growing calls for accountability and stronger child protection measures following the rape and murder of a toddler in Karachi.

Trade and industry leaders in Karachi are reportedly 'tight-lipped' after a senior minister's warning about the governance system. Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi recently stated that the governance system had completely collapsed, causing shock among business circles.

Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaydi’s Ankara visit bolstered the strategic partnership between Ankara and Baghdad, at a time when the Middle East remains consumed by conflict.

As the series 'Grlom u jagode' by Srđan Điđa Karanović celebrates its half-century anniversary, commentators discuss its lasting importance for Serbian and Yugoslav popular culture, having influenced generations.

Protests erupted across Pakistan, including Karachi, to mark the third anniversary of former Prime Minister Imran Khan's imprisonment, with police detaining PTI workers.

David Byrne's concert film, 'American Utopia,' has garnered significant acclaim, nearly matching the top rating of his recent Roskilde performance. The film's exploration of an American utopia is noted for its continued relevance.

A speeding SUV rammed into a pickup truck on Karachi's Shahrah-e-Bhutto, killing one woman and injuring 11 others, all belonging to the same family. Police are searching for the driver who fled the scene after the collision near Toll Plaza.

Kaja Kallas, the EU High Representative, has sent a clear message to Ankara regarding the Blue Homeland bill, emphasizing the need to respect international law and the sovereign rights of EU member states.

Following continued Russian attacks on Ukraine, Lithuania's Ambassador to Sweden, Linas Linkevičius, has called on Western nations to provide available defense systems, particularly Patriot missiles, to Ukraine.

Ukraine has reported the capture of foreign mercenaries from 51 different countries who were fighting on the Russian side in the ongoing conflict.

Karachi police have registered a case under terrorism charges following a scuffle between two groups at the Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan’s headquarters in Karachi.

The Danakil Depression in northeastern Ethiopia, lying 125 meters below sea level with an average annual temperature of 34.4 degrees Celsius, is the hottest inhabited place on Earth. Residents manually extract salt and travel by caravan for two days to reach the nearest market.

An online search query for 'where to find buy Meph, Cocaine in Ankara' was observed, indicating interest in illicit drug procurement in the Turkish capital.

Police are investigating Alice Wamugo, known as the 'mchele' queen, for allegedly transferring at least Sh1.8 million from mobile money wallets and bank accounts.

Influencer Stassie Karanikolaou was seen jet-setting and yacht sailing in Spain, documenting her 'Golden Girl Slay-cation' as part of her summer travels.

Greek singer Kostas Karafotis hosted a vibrant party last Friday, attended by prominent women from the artistic and journalistic fields, including Efi Kostaki, Elli Angelidaki, and Maria Heliou.

All foreign media personnel will now need a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from Pakistan's Ministry of Information and Broadcasting to report from any city outside Islamabad, Lahore, and Karachi.

Latvia's Ministry of Defense has prepared a draft decision for parliament to send up to 20 national armed forces soldiers to participate in multinational military operations to clear the Strait of Hormuz.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan met with Libya's Acting Defense Minister Abdulsalam Zubi and Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah's National Security Adviser Ibrahim Dbeibah in Ankara.

A motorcyclist was caught driving 167 km/h in a 90 km/h zone by police in Strzelce Opolskie, resulting in a three-month license suspension, a fine, and 15 penalty points.

Mourning processions to mark Chehlum, also known as Arbaeen, are underway in Karachi on Tuesday amid heavy security after departing Nishtar Park at 1pm, according to the police.

A man has been arrested in Smederevo, Serbia, for allegedly paying two individuals to throw bombs at two catering establishments and a family home. The arrest follows an investigation into the explosive incidents.

A contestant from 'India's Got Talent' expressed gratitude to singer Karan Aujla for providing them with a trip to the Maldives, stating they had never dreamed of such an opportunity.

Iran has expressed interest in expanding economic cooperation with Pakistan, specifically through the use of Karachi and Gwadar ports. This initiative aims to boost trade and strengthen economic ties between the two nations.

Greek artist Giorgos Karadimos and British singer Marc Almond have collaborated on a new single titled 'Just Cry,' marking an international musical partnership.

Police in Karachi have yet to register a case or make any arrests following a clash between two factions of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P) at their party headquarters in Bahadurabad, which resulted in one man suffering bullet wounds.

Underground artist Earl Sweatshirt has gone viral for his karaoke-style performances of Drake's deep cut 'Don't Worry,' reminding listeners of Drake's unique musical strengths.

Hannu Melin has invented a stool that attaches to the backside, an idea that has been embraced by berry pickers in Finland, amidst a season with fewer foreign pickers.

Police officers in Vitez have arrested a man from the town on suspicion of committing a criminal offense through threatening messages and hate speech posted on the social media platform Facebook.

Freeform has greenlit 'Somebody Knows Something,' a new true-crime series focusing on unsolved missing persons cases, to be hosted by true-crime influencer and kidnapping survivor Kara Robinson Chamberlain.

A 62-year-old man from Ivanec, Croatia, lost over 20,000 euros after falling victim to a cryptocurrency scam.

Police in Prijedor arrested a man for firing a weapon at a celebration, with a stray bullet damaging a vehicle.

Karan Aujla gifted a Maldives trip to a runaway couple, making a joke about 'BeerBiceps' on Latent in the process.

During the NATO summit in Ankara, Poland signed a letter of intent for international cooperation regarding the purchase and use of A400M transport aircraft, marking a significant opportunity for its air force.

A 62-year-old man from Bosnia and Herzegovina was arrested in Italy after a cinematic police chase, having stolen a truck because he 'just wanted to drive a little' after a long time.

Firefighters battling a blaze in the Karavanke region received assistance from both rainfall and aviation units. The combined efforts helped in controlling the fire.

Hopes for easing Karachi's transportation crisis are dashed as the Sindh government's decision to cancel a construction contract for the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Red Line project has been declared "unlawful, invalid, null and void."

A three-week trial has been scheduled to commence on October 27 in the High Court at Palmerston North for a youth accused of murdering Napier teenager Kaea Karauria.

The suspicious death of young Karachi businessman Mir Raza Ali has taken a new turn, with his parents alleging kidnapping, torture, and murder, while police initially considered suicide.

Authorities have identified a Portugal-based Khalistani module link in a grenade attack case in Punjab, leading to the arrest of Karanjit Singh alias Bacha from Batala.

Stjepan Radić, born in 1871, was a prominent and charismatic Croatian politician in the 20th century. He was a symbol of Croatian resistance against Serbian centralism during the challenging interwar period.

An injured man was found in a park in Osijek and urgently transported to the hospital, with police investigating the circumstances of the incident.

Members of the Turkish parliament from 10 different parties are urging Ankara to officially recognize Abkhazian passports.

The Parisian fashion house Matières Fécales, founded in Montreal by Steven Raj Bhaskaran and Hannah Rose Dalton, is increasingly gaining global attention for its striking designs worn by stars like Zendaya and Lady Gaga.

Skijališta Srbije has issued a tender for expert supervision of the expansion works on the ski infrastructure at Kopaonik, specifically at the Mali Karaman location, with the construction contract already awarded for 551.8 million dinars.

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar has accused Turkey of hypocrisy, stating that Ankara criticizes Israel's military actions while continuing to occupy territory in Syria and Cyprus.

Academics Kostas Synolakis and George Karagiannis from the Academy of Athens are proposing five key interventions for a national strategy to prevent large wildfires, emphasizing that major fires are won before the first spark ignites.

A 43-year-old man was severely beaten and subsequently found lying in the middle of a road in Osijek by police.

The medical board responsible for the exhumation of Mir Raza Ali's body, an Institute of Business Administration graduate found with a gunshot wound in Karachi, has been abruptly reconstituted.

Turkish authorities have blocked access to at least 659 online accounts, posts, mobile applications, and websites linked to İstanbul Pride events and protests against a NATO summit in Ankara, according to an analysis.

The 44th Lefkara Festival is set to begin, offering a rich program of activities, crafts, and local tastes for residents and visitors in Lefkara, Cyprus.

Turkish prosecutors have launched an investigation into Sendika.Org reporter Nisan Çıra for allegedly inciting hatred and enmity by sharing photographs from anti-NATO protests in Ankara on social media.

The Lithuanian Prime Minister has tasked the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to investigate the case of a Lithuanian citizen sentenced in Kaliningrad, Russia. The MFA is seeking official information through diplomatic channels, and intelligence services are aware of the espionage conviction.

A twist in the reality show Bigg Boss 20 has been revealed, with details emerging about what Salman Khan's 'Karan Arjun' and 'Vardaan' clues signify.

A Karachi court has ordered the exhumation of Mir Raza Ali's body following controversy and alleged flaws in the initial post-mortem examination. The decision aims to address concerns and ensure a thorough investigation.

The Bombay High Court has labeled the FDA's action as 'biased', a claim that Tukaram Mundhe, a prominent official, has vehemently denied, stating 'absolutely not'.

Finnish swimming halls have changed their long-standing rules, now permitting the use of swimsuits in saunas, with officials clarifying that this no longer poses a hygiene risk.

A top Turkish official reiterated a call for the European Union to include Ankara in its new trade and industrial policies, as the bloc seeks to boost its competitiveness.

Actress Sumi Hanayo, a former top male role star of the Takarazuka Revue and known for her harmonious marriage with actor Tadao Takashima, passed away on August 3 at the age of 94 due to old age.

Lisa Hyde, mother of missing 23-year-old Kara Hyde from Hamilton, Ohio, believes her daughter's boyfriend is responsible for her disappearance, recalling his threat to 'make her disappear'.

Ferry services in Montenegro are operating at full capacity, with ticket prices remaining unchanged, despite an earlier-than-expected peak season in maritime traffic.

Two patostreamers have been punished. "It was just our madness"

The Karachi Port Trust (KPT) and Port Qasim Authority (PQA) have announced a reduction in transshipment costs.

A protest near the Karachi Press Club (KPC) caused significant traffic disruptions across Saddar Town, leaving numerous commuters stranded in long queues as roads were closed.

A photograph by Vladimir Karamazov highlights the issue of pets in Bulgarian prisons, where stray kittens adopted by inmates were reportedly killed as punishment or revenge, leading to a ban.

The Karaiskakio Foundation is organizing a 'Dinner for Life' fundraiser on Saturday, September 12, to commemorate 30 years of continuous service and raise funds for its life-changing work.

Following a summer of concerts, Ioulia Karapataki is set to meet her audience again on September 14 at the Lycabettus Municipal Theater for a new performance.

Flash floods, triggered by cloudbursts and glacial melting, caused widespread damage across Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. Homes, roads, bridges, and agricultural land were destroyed, leaving hundreds of tourists and residents stranded.

The Maxima supermarket chain in Lithuania has implemented a new policy for evening shoppers, encouraging customers to use self-checkout lanes during the last two hours of operation, though traditional checkouts will not be entirely closed.

Despite significant modernization efforts and billions spent, the Polish Armed Forces are reportedly struggling with serious equipment deficiencies, particularly a lack of sniper rifles for their sharpshooters.

A tragic incident occurred on Monday afternoon in Folegandros, Greece, where a 79-year-old woman lost her life after being pulled unconscious from the sea at Karavostasi beach.

Three individuals, a man and two women, have been arrested in Belgrade's Palilula municipality in connection with the murder of a 73-year-old man. The victim was found with his hands and feet bound and fabric in his mouth.

A 59-year-old man was arrested in Rhodes after police found approximately 1.3 kilograms of cocaine, six kilograms of amphetamines, and a digital scale in his vehicle. The arrest highlights ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking.

Composer, songwriter, and singer Sami Yusuf is set to perform in Istanbul and Ankara as part of a new concert series exclusively developed for Türkiye under the theme 'Roots'.

William Shakespeare's darkest tragedy, "Macbeth," directed by Katerina Evangelatos and starring Karyofyllia Karabetti and George Gallos in the lead roles, is set to premiere on Friday, November 13.

The few doctors we have left are also under attack

At least 144 children have died from vaccine-preventable diseases like diphtheria and measles in Karachi since January, with experts noting that most parents fail to ensure their children receive recommended vaccine doses on time.

Police officers in Vitez arrested a 46-year-old man today on suspicion of making serious threats and spreading national, racial, and religious hatred on social media.

Turkey is increasing its military readiness in Northern Cyprus, with Turkish Defence Minister Yasar Guler citing 'growing regional tensions' as the reason for Ankara's close analysis of developments.

A 32-year-old man in Odesa opened fire on employees at a mobilization office, injuring four people. The suspect has been apprehended, and the police confiscated his pistol for forensic examination.

According to official data from the Agency for Identification Documents, Registers and Data Exchange of Bosnia and Herzegovina (IDDEEA BiH), more than 5,300 driving licenses have been revoked due to the accumulation of four penalty points, with nearly 90 percent belonging to men.

A 73-year-old man was found dead in his apartment in the Karaburma neighborhood of Belgrade, according to unofficial reports.

ERT announced that Christos Ferentinos and Katerina Karavatou will co-host the renewed 'Studio 4' show, returning in September on ERT1.