Bosnia’s state broadcaster, BHRT, warns that frozen bank accounts could severely disrupt its ability to report on the upcoming general elections and campaign activities. Officials are questioning whether the financial restrictions are politically motivated.
Radiotelevizija Bosne i Hercegovine (BHRT) announced that its accounts have been blocked since August 21st, which, just before the start of the election campaign,
Local officials in Pula have launched a new municipal parking card allowing residents to park for up to 1000 hours per year for a minimal annual fee, aiming to improve urban mobility and local convenience.
A major infrastructure development in Montenegro remains blocked after local landowners refuse to allow power line construction across their property, citing unresolved expropriation issues.
Ukraine’s defense minister has pledged to deliver a detailed military strategy aimed at securing vital international financial support. The commitment comes as Kyiv seeks to stabilize its wartime economy and sustain defense operations.
A Croatian Catholic priest has publicly expressed concern over a growing behavioral trend he frequently witnesses during funeral services across the country. His remarks highlight shifting social customs and call for renewed respect during mourning rituals.
Drivers in Bosnia frequently park partially on sidewalks despite traffic regulations, though experts note that mounting curbs this way rarely damages vehicles, posing primarily a pedestrian safety issue.
Prominent Indian biotech entrepreneur Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw publicly rebuked a local MLA regarding the poor state of roads in Bengaluru, defending her contributions to the city amid political criticism.
Community figure Kiran calls for a return to indigenous practices and social norms referred to as 'veilomani' and 'veirokovi' to strengthen local cultural identity.
The Municipal Court in Mostar ordered a one-month detention for Emir Hamidović from Banja Luka on suspicion of aggravated theft. He is accused of carrying out a series of break-ins into parked cars alongside a co-suspect from Sarajevo.
The Trump administration paused all immigrant visa appointments globally, while the US-Canada trade war escalated with threats to electricity imports and rising consumer prices.
Ex-Chief of Defence Staff Anil Chauhan stated that India did not intentionally target Pakistan’s Kirana Hills area, attributing the impact to a loitering munition that struck the location accidentally.
India's former Chief of Defence Staff confirmed that a low-fuel loitering munition, likely an Israeli-designed Harop drone, inadvertently hit the Kirana Hills nuclear facility while searching for radars.
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.
Tourists in Vodice were found purchasing counterfeit Louis Vuitton, Gucci, and Chanel bags for 15 euros, leading to an investigation by customs officials into the sellers.
A drunk female driver in Malinska, Krk, was fined 4,440 euros and received a 17-month driving ban after causing an accident by hitting a wall and a parked car, then fleeing the scene.
The account of Radio-Television of Republika Srpska (RTRS) has been unblocked, allowing employees to receive salaries, following its freezing due to debt owed to BHRT and intervention from the RS Government.
Increased controls on improper parking will be implemented in the center of Cetinje, Montenegro, focusing on cases where vehicles obstruct pedestrians, other traffic, or emergency services.
One of Mercedes' most famous classic cars has received a radical modern treatment in the form of an unconventional successor, featuring a V8 engine. This updated version is expected to be seen on roads soon.
Filmmaker Kiran Rao has shared an emotional note following the death of her pet cat, revealing that her son Azad Rao was in tears. She expressed that the cat will forever remain in their hearts.
Slipknot has officially confirmed the sudden departure of band member Sid Wilson, their long-time DJ and keyboardist, stating, 'We wish him the best.' The announcement marks a significant change in the band's lineup after almost three decades.
New details have emerged about an armed robbery at the Supernova Buzin shopping center in Zagreb, where two masked individuals on a scooter threatened security guards and stole a suitcase full of money.
A seemingly simple number sequence puzzle in a parking lot, showing 16, 06, 68, 88, a hidden number, and 98, is proving tricky for many due to a small trick that leads people down the wrong path.
A married couple from Bosnia and Herzegovina is suspected of leaving their minor child in a parked car outside a shopping center in Poreč, Croatia, while they went shopping.
In July, the number of Croatian citizens with blocked bank accounts decreased to 193,400, but their total debt, including interest, remains substantial at 4.2 billion euros.
The government of Una-Sana Canton (USK) has fallen, but the appointment of a new cabinet has been blocked due to the invocation of vital national interest. The SDA party asserts that the previous government was legally appointed and views the vital national interest move as an act of desperation.
Masked robbers carried out a cinematic heist at a market in central Budva, making off with €320,000. Police are currently searching for the perpetrators of the armed robbery.
A mysterious traffic sign in Germany has become a new trap for tourists this summer, potentially leading to fines over 200 euros or vehicle towing for incorrect parking.
Authorities in Podgorica, Montenegro, will inform drivers about new parking regulations for three days before beginning to issue fines on August 10 for improper parking on sidewalks, green areas, and other unauthorized spots.
Parents of students at Jovina Gymnasium have called for the resignation of the Minister of Education, expressing shock over his statement regarding the return of property to the Church. They have formally requested his departure from office.
Kosta Pandurević was wounded in a shooting incident in East Sarajevo's Lukavica neighborhood, claiming Đorđe Ždrale was the shooter. Both individuals are well-known to police, and the latest confrontation has brought their extensive police records into public focus.
A Serbian national, arrested in Zagreb for hacking Croatian state institutions, was reportedly attacked and nearly strangled by a Croatian inmate while in detention. The incident occurred shortly after his apprehension.
A masked man fired multiple shots into a hookah bar in Sarajevo's Baščaršija district. The establishment was full at the time of the attack, but fortunately, no one was injured, and police are conducting an investigation.
Police in Pančevo, Serbia, arrested four individuals suspected of robbing and injuring a 73-year-old woman in her apartment while masked and demanding money.
Saudi Arabian club Al Nassr is reportedly facing a transfer ban due to a significant financial deficit of approximately $250 million. This deficit raises concerns about the club's future transfer activities and its ability to sign new players, including implications for star player Cristiano Ronaldo.
Irish police intercepted a sophisticated car bomb near the border with Northern Ireland, leading to the arrest and charging of a woman in her 20s. Authorities believe the device was prepared by dissident republicans for an attack.
Johnny Depp made a surprise appearance at Comic-Con, masked as Ebenezer Scrooge, to debut the first trailer for his new film 'Ebenezer: A Christmas Carol.' Fans and media noted his unrecognizable transformation in the role, which he hopes will relaunch his career.
Traffic on the Sarajevo-Sokolac road was completely blocked after a collision involving three vehicles escalated into a fight among multiple individuals. The incident caused significant disruption and required intervention.
The United States conducted its seventh consecutive night of airstrikes on Iran, targeting underground weapons storage facilities and reportedly killing three people. This comes as Iran threatens a "full-scale offensive" and claims to have halted four oil tankers and struck two with mines in the Strait of Hormuz, a claim the US denies.
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Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike for Ladakh's environmental protection has entered its 20th day, with the activist losing significant weight and vowing to continue until July 20. Meanwhile, Aamir Khan has clarified that his character in '3 Idiots' was not based on Wangchuk, while expressing concern for his protest.
Kirandeep Kaur, a British Sikh woman, died from stab wounds in Hayes, London. A man in his 20s was also injured, and 44-year-old suspect Daniel Sean James faces multiple charges in connection with the incident.
Anne Hathaway, 43, has openly discussed her third pregnancy, stating that while it was planned, she and her partner were still shocked by the news. She described it as a significant milestone for them.
A fire at a Bangkok bar killed at least 27 people and injured many more, with investigators focusing on potential negligence and blocked exits. The tragedy has sparked renewed questions about safety regulations in entertainment venues across Thailand.
Jeffrey Wright spoke out against racist abuse directed at Kylian Mbappé, stating that being Black is a 'political term' and condemning attempts to diminish Mbappé's power with racist remarks. This comes after an individual referred to Mbappé as a Cameroonian raised by chimpanzees, claiming their account was hacked.
Actress Olivia Wilde revealed that she was surprised by an improvised kiss from Penelope Cruz during filming, describing the unexpected moment as 'hot'.
The United Nations reports that approximately 6,000 seafarers remain stranded in the Gulf region. This situation highlights ongoing maritime challenges and humanitarian concerns in the area.
Discussions are underway regarding paid parking, a yellow card system, and a million-euro fine. These topics appear to be related to new regulations or penalties being considered.
Donald Trump held separate phone conversations with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, with Ukraine being a key topic of discussion. Zelensky also congratulated Trump on U.S. Independence Day during their call.
Starting July 6, changes to the parking system in Zemun, Serbia, are being implemented, replacing the existing blue zone with a green zone in certain locations.
A new report from the Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina indicates that the number of blocked business entity accounts has increased to 109,121. This rise reflects ongoing economic challenges for businesses in the country.
A new list highlights the top 10 self-made women entrepreneurs in India, with Radha Vembu leading and Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw securing the second position.
Foreign residents in Japan are reportedly shocked by a new government policy that significantly increases visa extension fees, with some expressing concern about the financial burden.
Biocon founder Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw has sparked debate by strongly criticizing Bengaluru's urban development, lamenting its transformation from a 'garden city' to a 'garbage city'.
Tram services in Zagreb are facing significant disruptions over the weekend due to modernization works on the tram infrastructure, affecting a large number of lines on June 27th and 28th.
Mayor Tomislav Tomašević verified that four ongoing legal battles have rendered the proposed Zagrebello location unavailable for Dinamo Zagreb's upcoming training facility.
Mayor Peđa Grbin fulfilled a pre-election promise by introducing a parking card for locals costing less than four cents per hour, significantly reducing municipal parking fees.
Parking prices in Osijek are set to increase by up to 200 percent, drawing sharp criticism from the local SDP party over affordability and disability discrimination concerns.
A major road and electrical infrastructure project in Montenegro has been stalled after three landowners refused to allow utility lines across their property, prompting government intervention regarding expropriation procedures.
A driver in the Netherlands received six speeding tickets despite his car being stationary, as low-flying aircraft passing overhead triggered mobile speed radars.
Prominent Indian biotech entrepreneur Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw publicly rebuked a local MLA regarding the poor state of roads in Bengaluru, defending her contributions to the city amid political criticism and dismissing claims that her comments were merely publicity-seeking.
Retail giant Carrefour has prohibited EVs from parking on rooftop structures in 18 Brussels-area locations, citing safety concerns regarding older building frameworks.
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India's former Chief of Defence Staff and a retired Navy officer have publicly supported statements regarding loitering munitions deployed near Sargodha and Kirana Hills during Operation Sindoor. Their comments aim to clarify the tactical scope and success of recent military actions.
General Anil Chauhan addressed questions regarding an alleged Indian drone strike on a Pakistani nuclear site in the Kirana Hills. He provided explanations concerning the incident.
Kiran Thapa Magar successfully secured a confidence vote in the Bagmati province, solidifying his political position amid ongoing regional governance challenges.
Former Moroccan Prime Minister Abdelilah Benkirane has accused current Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch of misusing public funds and demanded accountability.
A report indicates that Kiran has publicly criticized a 'sign video', though specific details about the video or the nature of the criticism are not provided.
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.
Academic initiatives in Serbia have issued an appeal for the urgent unblocking of funds and the preservation of the autonomy of the Faculty of Philosophy at the University of Niš, following news of budget appropriation suspensions.
A dispute over parking in a disabled spot escalated when a younger driver, attempting to park there, struck an older man who tried to prevent him, resulting in severe injuries.
Five teenagers have died in a tragic head-on collision on an Irish motorway after their car reportedly drove in the wrong direction. Post-mortems are underway, and four other individuals are in serious condition.
Kiran Srinivasan was caught in a sting operation after traveling from Dublin to Donegal, having rented an Airbnb following explicit messages exchanged with a decoy posing as a 13-year-old girl from the group Justice Reborn.
A mechanic warns that parking a car with its wheels fully turned to one side, a common habit, can put unnecessary stress on various vehicle components.
France's highest court has blocked the government's proposed ban on social media for children under 15, citing constitutional concerns about freedom of speech. This decision comes amidst criticism of President Macron's vacation during ongoing national issues.
Sheet masks are not new, but they are often used only occasionally; however, a month-long pack has been found, making them more suitable for daily skincare routines.
A bomb was discovered in a container in Novi Sad, prompting authorities to block off streets while awaiting its removal. Police and emergency services secured the area as they prepared to safely dispose of the explosive device.
A parked car exploded in Split overnight, leading police to cordon off a street section, while separately, a dramatic incident unfolded near Split where a car was left precariously balanced on the edge of a cliff.
On the first day of implementing new powers, Podgorica's Municipal Police issued 212 traffic violation tickets for improper parking and stopping, with approximately 30 officers deployed to critical traffic areas.
Podgorica's Municipal Police issued 130 fines for improper parking between 7 AM and 3 PM, emphasizing that no one is privileged in maintaining city order.
Kiran Abbavaram's upcoming mythological action-fantasy film for Zee Studios has been officially titled 'Indraputra' and is set to begin principal photography in October.
Fans in Serbia have expressed shock and disappointment over the poor condition of the pitch at a newly opened 28-million-euro stadium, which was recently inaugurated by President Vučić and Dodik.
The Director of the Srebrenica Memorial Center, Emir Suljagic, addressed US lawmakers, accusing Minister Amidzic of personally blocking legislation related to Srebrenica.
Police in Kotor, Montenegro, arrested a 52-year-old Bulgarian citizen with temporary residence in Kotor, after finding smuggled branded goods valued at nearly two million euros in his possession. A total of 4,923 items, including clothing, bags, wallets, belts, and watches, were seized.
Significant roadworks have commenced in western Zagreb, including repairs on Velimira Škorpika street and the closure of Palmotićeva street for tram track work, leading to anticipated traffic delays.
A Hungarian man has been arrested after his drone activity forced the closure of Split Airport in Croatia, disrupting air traffic. Police apprehended the foreign national responsible for the incident.
A photograph from Herceg Novi featuring a driver's message on an illegally parked car has become a viral sensation, sparking mixed reactions among the public.
The Bosnian company Igman from Konjic became a victim of a cyber fraud, losing €780,000 after transferring funds to a fake account linked to a Turkish company.
Pilgrims in Međugorje gathered to pray around the vandalized statue of the Virgin Mary and have begun the process of cleaning and restoring the damaged shrine. The community expressed shock but affirmed their resilience in the face of the incident.
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Salman Khan's ex-girlfriend Somy Ali has announced a $5,000 reward for information leading to the whereabouts of missing actor Raj Kiran. Ali stated she made this promise to the late Rishi Kapoor to find the actor.
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The Uttar Pradesh government has reconstituted the Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe the alleged theft of donations for the Ram Temple, following a Supreme Court order. IG Kiran S will lead the new investigation team.
A video has emerged showing the moment Henry Nowak's murderer instructed his mother to take away the knife used in the incident. Kiran Kaur subsequently took the knife home and placed it with a larger collection of ceremonial and other weapons.
Semhad Gvozden and Alija Džekić have each been sentenced to five years in prison for robbing a casino in Tuzla, where they stole approximately 70,000 KM. The masked robbers were found guilty of the heist.
Sweden's summer has proven unpredictable, with parts of the country experiencing a heatwave last week, while the far north saw temperatures drop below freezing on Monday night, a first for July.
The family of Kirandeep Kaur, an Indian woman allegedly stabbed to death while sleeping in London with her husband and baby, is pleading for justice and the return of her body.
Aamir Khan's friend has shared insights into the actor's personal life, expressing shock over his split from Kiran Rao and highlighting Reena Dutta as his 'rock.' The friend also revealed why Aamir Khan changed his mind about getting married at 60.
Bosnia and Herzegovina has signed a contract with the American company Authentix to establish a mandatory system for marking liquid petroleum fuels in the country. The system will be implemented for the next five years.
Tourists are reportedly shocked by a new rule in a municipality that bans sunshades for individuals aged 10 to 65, citing efforts to reduce tourism impact and reorganize public space after a large forest fire.
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Bollywood actor Aamir Khan responded to 'love jihad' claims and a fatwa against him, clarifying that his wives, including Kiran and Reena, did not convert to Islam and that Gauri is not Hindu.
A large forest fire has engulfed nearly 1,000 hectares (10,000 stremmata) of the Fontainebleau forest south of Paris, with over 400 firefighters battling the blaze. Authorities suspect arson as the cause of the fire, which has been described as a 'monster' and could take weeks to extinguish.
A case involving the 'Zenit' hotel in Neum highlights a legal absurdity in Bosnia and Herzegovina, where a final court judgment, a multi-million KM payment, and a clear ownership record are insufficient to take possession of legally purchased property, effectively blocking a 30 million KM investment.
The EU Ambassador to Serbia, Emanuele Giaufret, expressed shock and disgust over the attack on activist Ivan Arsenijević, calling for a swift response from authorities. He emphasized the importance of protecting human rights and ensuring the safety of activists.
Journalists from The Economist report being shocked by the atmosphere in Russia, particularly Moscow's train stations, which usually bustle with tourists but now see military personnel alongside families, reflecting the ongoing war.
Following the 30th anniversary of their debut single, rumors are circulating about a major dispute among the Spice Girls members, with reports suggesting one member has been 'blocked.'
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Biocon chief Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw publicly condemned a Mercedes-Benz car parked illegally on a pavement in Bengaluru, calling it 'shameless behaviour.' Her comments highlighted issues of traffic and civic discipline in the city.
The European Union has imposed sanctions on six Russian scientists and individuals for their alleged involvement in the death of Alexei Navalny, who reportedly developed a deadly toxin. This move comes amidst broader discussions within the EU on defense projects and member states' positions on sanctions and other issues.
Channel 4 has announced its new organizational structure for the period following Ian Katz's departure, with Louisa Compton and Kiran Nataraja receiving promotions under new CEO Priya Dogra.
An article provides advice on whether to discard an entire package of blueberries if only one berry is moldy, suggesting that a single moldy berry does not necessarily mean the whole package must be thrown out.
Mostar is grappling with significant technical and financial challenges following a fire at the Uborak landfill and subsequent blockades of its entrance. City officials acknowledge that such incidents have become an annual problem, now exceeding previous measures.
Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw, a prominent Indian businesswoman, expressed her dismay over Bengaluru's crumbling infrastructure, lamenting its transformation from a "garden city" to a "garbage city."
Representatives of the Municipality of Tuzi in the Arbitration Commission expressed concern over the resignation of commission president Dragana Đurišić, as the eight-year process of delimiting the municipality with Podgorica was nearing completion.
The center of Belgrade and numerous side streets will be closed to traffic for several days, from Friday morning until Monday, due to a rally called by Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić. Thousands of his supporters are expected to attend, with special ballots to be distributed.
The mayor of Pula has implemented a parking tariff costing less than four cents per hour for local residents, marking the fulfillment of a key pre-election commitment.
Infrastructure Minister Majda Adžović revealed that the development of the Đalović cave attraction is stalled due to legal complications involving the expropriation of three private walnut trees.
Residents of Pljevlja face a fourth consecutive day of hazardous air quality, with PM10 particle concentrations reaching four times the legally permitted threshold. Local authorities have yet to implement effective mitigation measures as public health concerns intensify.
Education authorities in Montenegro are finalizing preparations for the upcoming academic year, identifying severe classroom overcrowding as the most pressing logistical challenge. Officials emphasize readiness despite resource constraints affecting student capacity.
Tensions between the United States and Iran have left approximately 400 vessels and 6,000 crew members stranded in the Persian Gulf and Strait of Hormuz for nearly six months. While Tehran claims control over the waterway and expresses willingness to negotiate, maritime traffic remains severely disrupted.
Municipal authorities have enforced updated parking regulations aimed at reducing congestion and improving traffic flow in designated zones. Drivers are advised to review the revised signage to avoid fines or vehicle towing.
The Mayor of Podgorica, Saša Mujović, visited locations in Podgorica today where teams from the city company 'Deponija' and the Inspectorate Administration are removing damaged and abandoned vehicles from...
A local health advocate warns that children as young as ten are becoming trapped in substance addiction cycles, urging immediate community and policy interventions to address the crisis.
An investigation reveals that although millions of dollars have been disbursed by an insurance company in Fiji, the vast majority of policyholders have seen little to no financial benefit.
Former Chief of Defence Staff Anil Chauhan has addressed public speculation regarding Indian military strikes during Operation Sindoor, clarifying the targets involved.
The Party of Democratic Action (SDA) sharply criticized the Chairman of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Denis Bećirović, for the current situation BHRT finds itself in, emphasizing that his...
The city of Osijek, Croatia, has announced that parking fees will resume on September 8th after a 20-month hiatus, with new prices expected to be higher than before.
A Most party councilor has condemned the fining of Peovica drivers who were transporting waste from the Omiš fire site to Karepovac in Split. The incident has sparked outrage and calls for accountability.
The account of Bosnia and Herzegovina's public broadcaster, BHRT, has been blocked following a court ruling based on a final judgment from the Banja Luka Commercial Court, marking a new blow to the public RTV service.
The bank account of Radio-Television of Republika Srpska (RTRS) has been unblocked today, thanks to financial assistance from the Government of Republika Srpska.
Police in Piran, Slovenia, are investigating a violent incident in a parking garage where a younger man attempted to park in a disabled spot, leading to an altercation with an older man who was severely injured.
Police are searching for a driver who hit a woman, crashed into parked cars, and then fled the scene in Rijeka. Separately, a 91-year-old female driver was pursued by police after fleeing an accident and hitting two cars.
Kiran Kumar, a Class 5 dropout, has built Lalithaa Jewellery into an Rs 11,000 crore empire, starting with his mother's four gold pieces. His story exemplifies a remarkable entrepreneurial journey and significant business success.
A Serbian doctor has denied the Ombudsman's claims regarding expert testimony on injuries sustained by citizens after a police intervention in Valjevo, stating that his email response was blocked as spam.
Mount Etna's recent eruption has caused significant travel chaos, leading to the closure of Catania airport and the cancellation of hundreds of flights, while simultaneously drawing large crowds of tourists eager to witness the volcanic activity.
A hand grenade was discovered in a container on Jug Bogdanova Street in Novi Sad, leading to the blocking of nearby streets as authorities responded to the incident.
A Palestinian family near Nablus has been trapped in their home for three days due to Israeli settlers blocking the entrance, with the Israeli army reportedly blocking emergency aid.
A Mercedes car was left parked on a pedestrian promenade in Fažana, forcing people to walk around it. The vehicle was left in an area designated for pedestrians.
The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) reported a slight increase in blocked companies, with the top ten debtors accounting for 40.26% of the total blocked amount, totaling 697.56 million euros.
A section of a dilapidated house in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, collapsed onto parked cars, causing significant damage to three vehicles. The incident occurred in the city center, highlighting concerns about the safety of old, unstable structures.
The United States and Oman are reportedly nearing a deal regarding the Strait of Hormuz, with American officials expressing optimism about avoiding further escalation with Iran. This comes as the highest-ranking US general seeks an 'off-ramp' to the conflict.
A police officer in Dunellen, New Jersey, disguised himself as a bush by the roadside for six hours, recording 74 violations, primarily drivers using mobile phones.
The Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina announced that as of early August 2026, a staggering 109,196 business entities in the country have blocked accounts. This represents an increase of nearly 4,000 blocked accounts over the past year.
Što se događa s parkiranjem kod KB Dubrava? U ožujku smo pisali o nepropisnom parkiranju po zelenim površinama u blizini bolnice jer dovoljan broj mjesta nema za sve, a situacija bi sada mogla…
A missing child has been found deceased following a boat accident in Sweden, prompting expressions of sorrow from Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson. The incident has led to a search operation and widespread grief.
The official price list for marking liquid petroleum fuels has been published in Bosnia and Herzegovina, indicating a potential increase of nearly four fenings per liter in fuel prices.
A bill from an Italian resort has sparked strong reactions on social media, with users expressing shock over the high prices of basic items like water and coffee.
A Polish tourist shared her surprise and dismay on Facebook regarding the crowded and unkempt state of sun loungers on a Croatian beach during the peak summer holiday season.
An appeal against the selection of companies for liquid fuel marking in Montenegro has been rejected. The commission clarified that the selection process was conducted under the Energy Law, not the Public Procurement Law.
Zagreb has announced new, high fines of up to €660 for parking illegally in front of kindergartens. This measure aims to improve safety and accessibility around childcare facilities.
The Slovenian law firm Senica, co-owned by prominent lawyer Miro Senica and former interior minister Katarina Kresal, is reportedly facing financial difficulties, including unpaid taxes and blocked accounts, despite generating over nine million euros in revenue last year.
The city of Budva in Montenegro has introduced a zoned parking system, which officials state has brought more order to parking, with discussions ongoing about summer season pricing.
Residents of the Vojvode Vlahovića neighborhood in Belgrade claim that a construction site has caused ground movement, endangering nearby buildings, and express disbelief that the problem has been resolved.
In the ongoing Hipodrom affair, legal actions have led to the blocking of bank accounts and a ban on the sale of real estate. The director of USO stated that multiple legal steps have been taken to seek compensation for damages in the proceedings against Eurolex Zaštita and other parties.
Bosnia and Herzegovina has missed another deadline, resulting in millions of euros from the European Growth Plan remaining blocked and the country potentially losing out on EU funds.
Bosnia and Herzegovina has initiated mandatory marking of liquid petroleum fuels, a measure signed by the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Relations to enhance transparency, control, and suppress the grey economy.
Podgorica Parking Service announced a net profit of €386,198 in 2025, exceeding expectations with total revenues over €3.4 million. The company plans to reinvest all profits into improving and expanding the city's parking infrastructure.
An English farmer resorted to spraying dozens of cars with manure after drivers illegally parked on his private land near a popular excursion spot. The farmer was reportedly frustrated by the unauthorized parking.
Sanel Kajan, a representative in the Parliament of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, recalled previous incidents at Liska Harem in Mostar, such as swastikas drawn on monuments and vehicles parked on graves, following the recent discovery of a pig's head at the site.
Thirteen drivers were arrested in Podgorica for various traffic offenses, including speeding and driving under the influence. One Serbian citizen was apprehended after hitting three parked cars and an oncoming truck while intoxicated.
Hungary has been granted access to previously blocked billions of euros from the European Union's recovery fund. The approval of Hungary's new recovery plan makes 10 billion euros available to the country.
Shakira was photographed on a Miami beach in a red bikini, sparking surprise among fans who were shocked by her age, following her concerts in the city as part of her "Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran" tour.
A young married couple, part of the informal artist group "Sloboda ili ništa" (Freedom or Nothing), organized an action to paint murals over hate speech and fan messages on two houses. They claim they were attacked by masked men during the initiative.
Residents from Zemun and New Belgrade protested the construction of an aquarium, blocking the roundabout at Ušće. The demonstration highlighted local opposition to the development project.
Two cars were found parked across a pedestrian crossing in the center of Vodice, forcing pedestrians, including children and the elderly, to walk into the street and risk danger.
Kiran Netha Pasunuri, an Indian father, has been accused of killing his two-year-old child in North Carolina. Authorities are investigating the tragic incident.
A severe heatwave is sweeping across Europe, with the WHO warning it's just a 'rehearsal' for future events. Hungary recorded a new temperature record of 42 degrees Celsius, while Serbia issued a red weather alert with temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius in multiple cities.
New parking regulations will come into effect in Zemun starting Monday, July 6. This change is part of broader updates, including new parcel taxes and a new European framework for cryptocurrencies (MiCA).
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic announced his resignation within weeks and called for early elections after 18 months of protests. This decision comes amidst ongoing public demonstrations against his leadership.