Families of missing persons in Kosovo continue to await news of their loved ones, nearly three decades after their disappearance, as new excavations are underway.

Several researchers, including emeritus professor Alpo Rusi, have requested access to Finland's classified Tiitinen list, with the Security Police indicating a processing time of 6-12 months.

Intercepted phone calls reportedly reveal that Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenka's regime has maintained a migration corridor to the European Union for five years, which has now become less noticeable but has reached Estonia.

Dozens of professors, academics, artists, intellectuals, and civil society representatives in Kosovo have appealed for the formation of new institutions following the elections held on June 7.

As August 15th approaches, a list highlights the 15 largest festivals celebrating the Dormition of the Theotokos across Greece, drawing crowds to islands and emptying cities.

Serbian Prime Minister Đuro Macut condemned the beating of Nenad Rašković from the village of Dren near Zubin Potok and stated that violence against Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija must stop immediately.

NATO is adjusting its peacekeeping mission in Kosovo, citing an improvement in the security situation in the region.

The campaign manager for 'Já til að Sjá' (Yes to See), an organization advocating for Iceland to resume EU accession talks, has been identified as an employee of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Russia's economy experienced a rebound in the second quarter, indicating resilience despite the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and international sanctions. Analysts are debating whether this growth is sustainable or if underlying cracks will eventually emerge.

An analyst and former director of the International Crisis Group stated that Serbia holds more significance for Ukraine than Kosovo, both in terms of potential support and threat.

Predsednik Srbije Aleksandar Vučić posetio je Nenada Raškovića u Kliničkom centru Srbije, gde je tokom dana prebačen iz bolnice u Kosovskoj Mitrovici na lečenje.

Poland's National Tax Administration (NSA) has ruled that a gilded figure of a well-known politician, ordered as a humorous gadget to attract clients, cannot be claimed as a tax-deductible expense by a tax advisory firm.

Greek basketball legend Nikos Galis issued a powerful anti-racist message via social media, standing in solidarity with young national team athlete Lisa Itoya after she faced a racist attack.

The political deadlock in Kosovo continues to block the constitution of the Assembly, with clashes between the opposition and the Vetëvendosje Movement now extending into the parliamentary hall. PDK and AAK deputies appeared in the Assembly despite ongoing tensions.

A new lecturer at the University of Cambridge is facing a scandal after past writings surfaced where she criticized Western school systems as 'infidel' and promoting polygamy and child marriage.

Darius Skusevičius, a former vice-minister and diplomat, has been appointed as the new policy director for Lithuania's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, a decision that has drawn criticism.

The Serbian population in Kosovo and Metohija is reportedly unprepared for the transitional justice process that has been implemented by Pristina authorities since 2018, lacking readiness in various aspects.

Beitar Jerusalem, considered Israel's most racist football club and supported by Benjamin Netanyahu, is set to play in Vienna against Wiener Austria, prompting authorities and the club to prepare for a high-risk match.

Akosua Manu has questioned the government's decision to abandon the Zipline drone delivery service and Agenda 111 healthcare projects, arguing that rising maternal death figures should prompt a reconsideration of interventions to improve emergency healthcare access.

Actor Panos Vlahos was visibly moved at the civil funeral of Nikos Kalogeropoulos at the First Cemetery of Athens, where he helped carry the coffin.

Five summer lunch recipes are highlighted for their ability to feed four people for just 12 euros. These meals are presented as satisfying and budget-friendly options.

Rzeczpospolita has released a special supplement for Polish Army Day, featuring Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz's declaration to strengthen national industrial and technological potential as part of armed forces modernization.

Fourteen civil society organizations in Kosovo have appealed to the Constitutional Court to take action regarding the deadline for the constitution of the Kosovo Assembly, citing the ongoing political crisis.

Magyar Péter commented on Ákos Hadházy's comparison of his helicopter trip to Orbán's, stating there is a significant difference and that the flight cost would have arisen anyway, after Hadházy estimated the trip could cost 1.5-2 million.

FL Technics has commenced operations at its new hangar in the Dominican Republic, with US airline JetBlue, one of the largest in the country, becoming its first client.

Politico reports that for Ukraine, Serbian weapons are a more critical issue than the question of Kosovo's independence, following Zelenskyy's visit to Belgrade and his statement that Ukraine will not recognize Kosovo's independence.

KFOR forces officially withdrew from the main bridge over the Ibar River in Kosovska Mitrovica on Monday, with the Kosovo police assuming their role, despite previous discussions and public opposition.

Purchasing luxury real estate can involve significant costs, with some penthouses reaching 35 million Euros, yet often comes with minimal tax obligations. This highlights the financial dynamics of high-end property investments.

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.

PDK deputies have entered the main hall of the Kosovo Assembly, demanding a continuation of the session amidst the ongoing political crisis. The party insists that the political deadlock cannot be resolved without an agreement.

New information from co-determination negotiations concerning disability services in Pirkanmaa, Finland, indicates that the employer is not proposing staff reductions, though jobs could end if employees refuse changes to their work.

Greek Minister Nikos Papathanasis has announced a package exceeding 1 billion euros to be unveiled at the Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF). He also stated that there would be no recession following the Recovery Fund.

Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides granted pardons to 68 prisoners, allowing them to be released in observance of the August 15 holiday.

Online sales for Danish retailer Matas are increasing, but its Swedish cosmetics chain Kicks is facing pressure from competitors and reduced consumer spending, as reported by Politiken.

A significant shift in Lithuanian public sentiment reveals that six out of ten Lithuanians are confident in managing personal finances for the next quarter, but less than one in five report a worsening financial situation, indicating growing doubts about the national economy and expectations of stagnation.

Many people enjoy drying off in the sun after swimming in the sea without showering, but understanding the effects of salt on skin and hair is important.

The Kostolac wind farm project, valued at nearly 145 million euros and primarily financed by a German development bank loan, is two years behind schedule with no clear timeline for its operation.

Asian stock markets showed mixed performance, with a tech rally boosting KOSPI and China, while overall sentiment was influenced by uncertainty surrounding the Iran deal.

Unexpected declines in US employment data have convinced markets that American interest rates have peaked, leading to record stock prices across the Atlantic and significant increases in gold and silver prices, while energy prices have also fallen.

This article discusses the human inclination to interpret every cosmic phenomenon, no matter how minor, as a specially directed message or sign.

Veton Eljšani, Deputy Commander of the Kosovo Police for the North region, stated that the police have no information that their members beat anyone during recent operations in Zubin Potok.

Dr. Goran Radojević from Mitrovica KBC reported that Nenad Rašković, who was reportedly beaten in Dren village near Zubin Potok, is in stable condition and admitted to the intensive care unit.

The Pre-Trial Panel of the Kosovo Specialist Chambers in The Hague has extended the detention of former KLA leader Hashim Thaci, who faces war crimes charges alongside Kadri Veseli, Rexhep Selimi, and Jakup Krasniqi.

The Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina has certified the candidate lists for compensatory mandates for the upcoming 2026 General Elections. Familiar faces are expected to remain central to the electoral contest.

An Amsterdam alderman was reportedly aware of the projected doubling of costs for the IJ-bridge project prior to the recent elections.

The real estate markets in Lithuania and Greece are entering a new phase, with the Greek market showing signs of maturity, including €23.6 billion in tourism and a 5.7% rise in housing. Lithuania's economy is growing, indicating a new stage for its property market.

Hundreds of organizational leaders will convene to explore the future of the job market in five years, addressing questions about the necessity of middle management, reasons for declining leadership interest, AI's impact on HR, and the primary motivators for employees.

This article explores the potential impact of daily carbonated water intake on kidneys, bones, and overall hydration, questioning if it can effectively replace plain water.

An Amsterdam transport chief concealed an €850 million cost overrun for the Oostbrug project from the public before an election. The official was aware of the significant budget increase prior to the vote.

Serbia has threatened to divert the waters of a river that is vital for Kosovo, prompting the European Union to attempt mediation in the dispute. This move by Serbia could have significant implications for its neighbor.

The Scottish tragicomedy "Sunny Dancer," starring Bella Ramsey, depicts six teenagers with serious diagnoses navigating a summer camp experience.

Meteorites are not only subjects of scientific study but also ignite the imagination of astronomy enthusiasts and collectors, with rare specimens fetching prices significantly higher than gold, sometimes up to 21,000 PLN per gram.

Kosovo Police are continuing their search operation in the village of Jabuka near Zubin Potok for a second day. The deputy commander of the Kosovo Police for the North region, Veto, confirmed the ongoing activity.

Companies interested in bidding for the contract to complete works at the Vasilikos terminal in Cyprus have until August 26 to submit questions to ETYFA regarding the tender terms, with the original tender document issued on July 30.

The search for Lithuanian national Sergejus Rubcovas and two companions, missing for over a week in Kyrgyzstan's Pamir Mountains, continues with Lithuanian institutions actively cooperating with Kyrgyz services and increasing search efforts.

Diplomatija yra svarbus valstybės galios įrankis. Valstybės užsienio politika prasideda nuo diplomatinio korpuso gebėjimų, orios motyvacijos sistemos, pasitikėjimo.

An exclusive evening of Arvo Pärt's most famous works will take place in Vilnius on October 18, featuring pieces that brought the composer international recognition.

Metsä Group is investing 25 million euros to build a new packaging line in Äänekoski, Finland, aiming to replace plastic in food packaging with wood-based alternatives.

South Korean stocks closed higher for the second straight session, driven by investors buying into major chipmakers. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) saw a notable increase, and the Korean won strengthened against the US dollar.

Cristiano Ronaldo's fiancée, Georgina Rodríguez, has addressed online criticism regarding her appearance. The model and influencer urged women to resist imposed beauty standards and embrace their bodies as they are.

South Korea's Kospi index has made a significant comeback, returning to bull-market territory as investors show renewed interest in the semiconductor giants that dominate the index.

During a fire show at a theme park in China, a dancer's costume unexpectedly caught fire. Other performers quickly extinguished the flames, but the woman sustained injuries and was hospitalized.

Heimo Kokkonen, Finland's easternmost resident, became wealthy while staying in his childhood home and continues to work even in retirement.

Arben Gaši, a Member of Parliament for the Democratic League of Kosovo (DSK), presented a "formula" for concluding a coalition agreement with the Self-Determination Movement (PS).

An individual has been arrested in Kosovo for allegedly calling for the execution of MP Ramush Haradinaj during an "Open Day for Diaspora" event at the Kosovo Assembly.

Statements by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky regarding Kosovo have sparked strong reactions in Tirana, leading protesters to march towards the Ukrainian embassy, criticizing Kyiv's unchanged stance on Kosovo's independence.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's August 8 meeting with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić in Belgrade, reportedly to secure Serbian shells, caused an uproar due to Zelensky's reaffirmation that Kyiv does not recognize Kosovo's independence.

A comparison of Hungarian governments reveals that the Orbán administration authorized 56% more secret surveillance of Hungarian citizens in the past 16 years compared to the socialist governments in the preceding eight years.

The Special Prosecutor's Office of Kosovo has filed an indictment against S. S. on suspicion of participating in the murder of nine Albanian civilians in the village of Reznik near Vushtrri in April 1999, along with other Serbian forces.

A partial solar eclipse has begun off the coast of Alaska

The last wish of Nikos Kalogeropoulos was honored at his cremation ceremony, where his own song, 'In the teke of the underworld,' was played in the Ritsona Crematorium.

Three minors have been arrested on the Greek island of Kos for the theft of two cars, with one of the individuals also accused of attacking police officers. The arrests followed an investigation into the vehicle thefts.

The significant actor and director Nikos Kalogeropoulos was laid to rest in a deeply emotional ceremony at the Ritsona Crematorium on Wednesday, August 12, fulfilling his final wish.

Finnish real estate company Citycon has put shopping centers Myyrmanni, Koskikeskus, and Trio up for sale, following a positive financial result for the owner.

A review of Veera Ikonen's second novel highlights its themes of concern for the world's state and deep love for it.

The article discusses the lake known as Ribarićko, officially Gazivode in Serbian and Ujman in Albanian, highlighting its creation fifty years ago and its significance in the region between Skopje and Novi Pazar, passing through Kosovo.

Kostis Hatzidakis visited the fire-stricken Municipality of Agios Vasileios in Rethymno to assess the consequences of the devastating fire and the needs that have arisen in the area.

New official icons will be introduced to make it easier to identify AI-generated content, with many applications already beginning to mark their use of artificial intelligence.

A pastor in Satakunta, convicted of three counts of sexual abuse against a child and dereliction of duty, has resigned from the church and lost his priestly office after not appealing his sentence.

A 37-year-old man has been convicted for a traffic accident in the Bømlafjord Tunnel that resulted in the death of his wife, Randi (79). The incident led to legal proceedings and a conviction.

The Finnish state offered 40 million euros to buy the Palokki power plant dam, but the Pohjois-Karjalan sähkö company rejected the offer, deeming it underpriced.

Radio producer Kostas Sitopoulos, known for his long career in radio, has passed away. His death was announced by Kiss Fm, where he had worked for several years.

The suspected crime of a taxi driver who ran over two people in Kulosaari, Finland, has been downgraded from aggravated drunk driving to a basic form of drunk driving following alcohol test results.

Poland's Office of Competition and Consumer Protection has approved the acquisition of a controlling stake in the Polish cosmetics company Inglot by Luxembourg-based Avallon MBO Fund IV. The fund will acquire 51% of Inglot's shares, though the Inglot family will continue to manage the company's day-to-day operations.

Aleksandar Vučić, predsednik Srbije, sastao se jutros sa Li Mingom, ambasadorom Narodne Republike Kine u Beogradu.

Extreme heat and drought are disrupting transport and energy in Europe, while investors are evaluating conflicting signals in global financial markets, including a weakening US labor market that raises expectations for more favorable FED policies.

Kyriakos Pierrakakis, Greece's Minister of Economy and Finance and President of the Eurogroup, emphasized the Eurogroup's role in shaping conditions for Europe's future prosperity. He stated that Europe requires a banking sector capable of financing a new development model.

Hungarian investigative journalist Szabolcs Panyi requested information from the secret services regarding surveillance on him, but neither the Constitutional Protection Office nor the Information Office responded to his inquiry.

Fans of 'The Devil Wears Prada' will soon have the opportunity to own authentic costumes and fashion accessories used during the filming of the sequel, as Meryl Streep's Miranda Priestly wardrobe goes up for a charity auction.

Seventeen-year-old Cypriot discus thrower Marina Hatzikosta, who excels in her sport, has reported receiving racist attacks due to her skin color on social media, despite being born and raised in Cyprus by Nigerian parents.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis was treated at a hospital in Chania after sustaining injuries in a cycling accident during his summer vacation. He was enjoying his time in Marathi, Chania, before the incident.

Ukrainian firm WINFLY has introduced a new interceptor drone named Spider, designed to capture enemy unmanned aerial vehicles with a net and return to base for reuse.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated his disappointment with the situation in Kosovo, revealing that the Chief of the General Staff of the Serbian Army, Milan Mojsilović, had his 'worst conversation to date' with KFOR Commander Ozkan Ulutaş.

Politico reports that Ukrainian President Zelensky's visit to Serbia and his statement regarding non-recognition of Kosovo have created tensions in the Balkans, potentially driven by Ukraine's need for Serbian Soviet-caliber ammunition.

Six years after its collapse, an indictment has finally been filed against former executives of Eurostandard Bank, including Trifun Kostovski, Kosta Kostovski, Nikolce Petkoski, and Zoran Nikolov, bringing new weight to the case.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has called for an expedited cabinet meeting, requiring ministers to return by August 17 to present progress on significant outstanding matters before their summer holidays conclude.

A teenager in a clown costume was reportedly seen with a knife in an Illinois neighborhood, shortly before a 78-year-old was found murdered. Authorities are investigating the incident.

KFOR has withdrawn its forces from the Ibar Bridge, with EULEX announcing that its units will now conduct regular mobile reconnaissance patrols in the area. Serbs in the region believe KFOR should remain, and the future of the bridge is now in the hands of the Kosovo Police.

The Kyiv Independent has published content featuring Jovana Georgievski and Kostiantyn Mashovets.

Two individuals were arrested for placing Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) and Albanian flags on the fence of an Orthodox church in Lipljan. Milan Antonijević commented on the incident, which sparked public reactions.

The number of truck fires in Poland has increased, reaching its highest level in six years, leading to significant costs and highlighting the importance of good insurance policies for businesses.

Tatiana Stefanidou and Nikos Evangelatos reunited to celebrate their son Nikolas Evangelatos's 27th birthday, marking the first time they've celebrated together in seven years.

Hungary's National Blood Supply Service is urging the public to donate blood ahead of an upcoming long weekend, citing a shorter work week as a reason for increased need.

Following the failure to constitute the Kosovo Assembly within the 30-day deadline, Alliance MP Albana Bitici stated that further actions are unconstitutional and street protests are the only remaining option.

The baroque pilgrimage church of the Visitation of the Virgin Mary in Skoky, Czech Republic, stands thanks to the efforts of enthusiasts, as the original Sudeten village has long disappeared.

Actress Brooke Shields, 61, has gone viral after creating a TikTok video with her daughter Grier, 20, humorously responding to perceived insults about aging and stating that gray hair is a sign of maturity, attracting renewed public attention.

A deceased individual was found in Pikermi, Greece, at the site where a fire erupted in low vegetation between the areas of Imeros Pefkos and Etos Steko. Initial reports suggest the fire may have originated from the victim's car.

A mural at the Royal Courts of Justice in London became a costly nuisance, with £85,300 spent on its removal, fueling debate over guerrilla art, while another Banksy work moves to a museum.

Albulena Haxhiu, the acting President of Kosovo, held a meeting with US Senator Joni Ernst, whom she described as a proven friend of Kosovo, and also met with the KFOR commander.

The "Mind Tower" residential-business complex in Bežanijska kosa, Belgrade, has received its location permits, marking a new step towards the realization of the project. The complex is planned to have a total gross construction area of approximately 119,100 m², including a 35-story tower.

Kossuth Prize-winning director Tamás Szirtes, 81, is once again applying for the director position of the Madách Theatre, an institution he has led for 22 years and directed at for over half a century.

Radzevičienė, the spouse of the Journalists' Ethics Inspector, has been appointed as the new Deputy Minister of Culture in Lithuania.

The Laura Privatstiftung, associated with René Benko, is liquidating its assets, including the Chalet N on the Arlberg which may be used for tourism if not sold quickly, and the Villa in Igls which could become a hotel.

Applications are now open for the second season of 'Krituliai,' an informal training program dedicated to visual art criticism, scheduled to take place in September and October.

The European Union has warned that delays in the functionalization of Kosovo's institutions could impact the country's eligibility for funds from the Western Balkans Growth Plan, urging political parties to reach an agreement on a consensus president.

Lithuanian engineer Remigijus Dirsa shares insights into his work in the space industry, highlighting his rapid involvement in creating satellites for NASA missions.

Three neighborhoods near central Athens—Pagrati, Mets, and Neos Kosmos—are increasingly attracting buyers, with housing prices continuing their upward trend in the city.

Breast cancer continues to be the most common malignant tumor and leading cause of oncological death among women in Latvia. Mobile mammography units are crucial for early detection, reaching women in remote areas.

Finland is proposing a new law that would allow individuals who have completed civilian service to be assigned to refresher training and support tasks during exceptional circumstances, following a mass exodus from military reserves due to the Russian threat.

An individual has been arrested in Kosovo after allegedly calling for the shooting of Member of Parliament Ramush Haradinaj during an 'Open Day for Diaspora' event at the Kosovo Assembly.

During the 74th consecutive day of protests against Prime Minister Edi Rama and his government, a young protester criticized the executive's stance on the Kosovo issue, calling it an insult and betrayal of the Albanian cause.

Konstantina Spyropoulou is spending her summer enjoying family moments with her husband Vassilis Stathokostopoulos and their sons, sharing new photos from their beach activities.

Despite legal obstructions, the new government of the Una-Sana Canton held its constitutive session and took over ministerial portfolios. This marks the fourth government in one mandate for the canton, reflecting ongoing political instability.

Stefán Helgason, a construction company owner in Iceland for 20 years, discusses the increasing pace of business and the challenge of lowering financing costs to counter economic contraction.

Over the past 16 years, secret surveillance authorizations in Hungary have increased by 56% compared to socialist governments, with nearly 20,000 approvals under the last four Fidesz administrations and almost no rejections from the justice ministry.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has threatened to divert the Ibar River, which is vital for Kosovo, a move described by Pristina as 'deeply concerning and unacceptable'.

A district court in Koszalin, Poland, sentenced Rafał B. to six years in prison for child pornography offenses, with the sentence to be served in a therapeutic system for offenders with sexual preference disorders.

The Special Prosecutor's Office of Kosovo has filed an indictment against Serb S.S. for war crimes in the village of Reznik near Vučitrn, alleging his involvement in the killing of nine Albanian civilians in 1999.

Albanian analyst Genc Burimi criticizes Serbia's actions, particularly its alleged plan to divert the Ibar River to harm Kosovo, and questions the complex surrounding the protection of Albanians.

Basketball legend Nikos Galis intervened to support Liza Itoja, a 16-year-old member of the Greek national youth basketball team, after she faced racist comments on social media.

The topic of Kosovo has recently returned to the forefront of public attention in Serbia, culminating in the beating of Nenad Rašković. This incident has inflicted severe bodily injuries, intensifying the debate.

Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew is in his birthplace, the island of Imbros, for the Dormition of the Theotokos, accompanied by Patriarch Theodore of Alexandria and Archbishop Anastasios of Albania.

Latvian border guards have discovered a tunnel dug under the border fence near the Belarusian border and detained 15 individuals in the vicinity.

Albanian authorities have extradited a 50-year-old Kosovar citizen, Anton Allakaj, to Kosovo. He was sentenced to 11 years and 6 months in prison for murder.

Tensions erupted in the Kosovo Parliament as PDK deputies threw water at a Vetëvendosje Movement (VV) deputy and also threw papers at Donika Gërvalla, leading to clashes and heated exchanges between members.

Albanian opposition leader Sali Berisha stated that internal polls from the Socialist Party show a significant drop in support, with the party now at 29% or less.

Zelenskyy's recent remarks in Serbia have sparked outrage among Kosovans, drawing parallels between the emergence of modern Ukraine and Kosovo from splintering federations and highlighting Russia's role in challenging their legitimacy.

According to Politico, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy experienced a significant political setback in the Balkans, evidenced by the removal of a 'Free Ukraine' banner in Pristina, Kosovo, which had been displayed since 2022.

Sovrlić questions whether the diversion of the Ibar River is the biggest stake, implying that Belgrade may have exhausted its other options regarding its policy towards Kosovo, particularly concerning the Gazivode lake.

Hungarian politician Magyar Péter traveled to a government meeting in Paks using a military helicopter. Opposition figures, like Ákos Hadházy, suggest this action may serve propaganda purposes.

Ukraine's stance on not recognizing Kosovo is increasingly being viewed as a diplomatic asset, despite Kosovo being a minor issue for Ukraine. This position is being analyzed for its strategic implications.

A disturbing sight of animal waste and bones has been discovered alongside the road on a large curve near Lukovo, Montenegro, about a kilometer from the Gradac monument, marring the area's natural beauty.

The Koskarlı Cave in Türkiye has yielded a 12,900-year-old layer, providing significant evidence of Epipalaeolithic hunter-gatherer life, including hearths, stone tools, and personal items.

Reports indicate that disinformation, including controversial currency statistics, has infiltrated the 'Yes-movement' and the Social Democratic Alliance in Iceland's election campaign.

According to Florian Bieber, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is prioritizing his relationship with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić due to Serbia's potential to supply Soviet-standard ammunition. This strategic interest reportedly outweighs Ukraine's recognition of Kosovo's independence.

While thousands of young people in Lithuania are preparing to begin studies in higher education and vocational training centers in September, many recent graduates are heading directly to the Employment Service after receiving their diplomas.

MV GROUP is accelerating the expansion of its 'Alaus kronikos. Gubernija' retail chain, opening its third store in Kaunas to strengthen its position in the beverage retail market.

Reports of Temasek's investment plans have led to gains for Samsung, SK Hynix, and the KOSPI index. The news has positively impacted the stock performance of these major South Korean technology companies.

Exhumations have commenced in late July at newly discovered mass graves in the village of Kalluder in northern Kosovo, which authorities suspect contain the remains of those missing from the 1998/99 war.

An article from Germany details the comprehensive costs of owning a house, including purchase price, repairs, and maintenance, comparing it to the financial implications of renting.

The Serb List party claims that Kosovo Police tied Nenad Raskovic, a resident of Dren in Zubin Potok, to a tree in an attempt to force a confession for war crimes, according to Raskovic's testimony.

Srpska lista claims that Kosovo Police raided the home of Nenad Rašković, beat him, tied him to a tree, and demanded he confess to war crimes. The incident has sparked outrage and accusations of police brutality.

A citizen participating in the protest made a spicy statement regarding the political future of Prime Minister Edi Rama, as protests against the government continue.

Residents in northern Kosovo are not prioritizing Serbian President Vučić's announcement about changing the course of the Ibar River, stating they face much larger problems.

Nikos Romanos, speaking on Open, characterized it as 'tragicomic' to hear Alexis Tsipras discuss justice, ethics, and the economy.

In Lomza, northeastern Poland, neighbors heroically intervened to rescue a four-year-old girl who fell from a fifth-floor balcony, preventing a tragic accident.

Albin Kurti, the acting Prime Minister of Kosovo, was targeted with eggs during the first parliamentary session following the June 7 elections.

The Special Prosecutor's Office of Kosovo has filed an indictment for war crimes in Gjakova against 20 individuals, with Milan Radoičić reportedly among the accused.

In temporarily occupied Feodosia, Crimea, Russians have resorted to a new tactic by covering an entire oil storage facility with nets to protect against drones.

Police have arrested a 28-year-old man in Koszalin for vandalizing cars, building facades, and an energy box with spray paint, causing damages estimated at several thousand zlotys.

Critical consultations on the Cyprus issue are set to take place on August 26, with Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides and Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman meeting under United Nations auspices.

An analysis by REL indicates that Kosovo risks losing a significant portion of the nearly 170 million euros allocated by the EU under its Growth Plan if the country's political crisis and institutional instability persist.

Bishop Teodosije of Raška and Prizren warned US Senator Joni Ernst that the position of the Serbian Orthodox Church and the Serbian community in Kosovo is deteriorating, with an increasing sense of insecurity, making a transfer of KFOR responsibility premature.

The Mind Tower residential and business complex in Bežanijska kosa, Belgrade, has received its location conditions, marking a new step towards the realization of the project.

Border guards in Wólka Kosowska and surrounding areas have arrested five Vietnamese and two Chinese nationals, six of whom lacked documents for legal residency in Poland, with one individual also being sought by authorities.

Kosovo, a supporter of Ukraine, expressed outrage over President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's support for pro-Russian Serbia. This development highlights diplomatic complexities in the region amidst the ongoing conflict.

A 29-year-old English tourist has been arrested on the Greek island of Kos following an incident where he allegedly assaulted a 46-year-old Greek man participating in a pro-Palestine march.

The city councils of Vantaa and Espoo have decided to initiate city-wide co-determination negotiations (YT-neuvottelut). Espoo seeks savings despite a surplus budget, while Vantaa has faced budget deficits for several years.

For over two decades, Klaipėda Mayor Arvydas Vaitkus's family has upheld a summer tradition of traveling by camper, with their current vacation beginning with a stop at a market for fresh fish.