Netflix orchestrated a unique event in an Iowa cornfield, blending movie nostalgia with Major League Baseball for a 'Field of Dreams' themed face-off, described as a 'magical moment'.

Santa Casa da Misericórdia de Lisboa had been supporting a family, with their case transitioning from a protection commission to court, before the mother was killed by her son in Algés.

A discussion on how companies behind social media, search engines, and AI services shape reality by creating and spreading content, raising questions about who bears responsibility for these systems.

Bulgaria has returned 11.6 tons of peppers imported from North Macedonia after discovering increased levels of pesticides. North Macedonia's Food and Veterinary Agency confirmed it was informed of the incident.

Bosnia and Herzegovina is engaged in a difficult fight against widespread wildfires, utilizing helicopters for aerial support while exhausted firefighters battle on the ground. The country faces significant challenges in containing the blazes.

Bulgarian Interior Minister Ivan Demerdzhiev has stated that the initial objective in the case in Bansko was not murder, commenting on the ongoing investigation into the killing of businessman Vladimir.

Lithuanian ministers received a briefing regarding a potential link between a drone incident in Leipzig and the delivery of incendiary parcels.

The traditional awards of the National Theatre in Belgrade are currently on hold, with laureates selected but recognitions pending, raising questions about the institutions' regard for the acting profession.

Tveir leikir eru á dagskrá í Bestu deild karla í fótbolta í kvöld og fylgist mbl.is með þeim báðum í beinni textalýsingu.

Optische Netzwerke könnten KI-Anwendungen revolutionieren. Wollen Anleger an der neuen Technologie partizipieren, sollten sie Nvidia folgen.

By Adeola Badru IBADAN — The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), Southwest Zone D, has appealed to President Bola Tinubu to intervene in the continued withholding of statutory…

Algorhythm Holdings has released its financial results for the second quarter of 2026, providing an update on its performance.

Vários países activaram o Mecanismo Europeu de Protecção Civil. “Nenhum país deve enfrentar incêndios sozinho”, afirmou a comissária europeia para a Gestão de Crises, Hadja Lahbib.

Regulador declara que lei não obriga à divulgação de preço de compra ou venda de uma posição qualificada numa empresa. Partido Socialista quer saber preço e financiamento.

Traffic on Portugal's A2 highway, in the Algarve-Lisbon direction, has been reduced to a single lane at kilometer 80, with Brisa advising drivers to exercise caution.

According to Beoeko data, the average air quality in Belgrade was reported as 'polluted' today between 4:00 PM and 4:59 PM.

A magistrate judge in Russia's Volgograd region fined a local pensioner 40,000 rubles for trying to shoot down drones with a shotgun, a ruling uncovered by the independent Russian news outlet Verstka.

Francken claims that a dislike for "anything American" is impeding Belgium's acquisition of firefighting helicopters, suggesting political or cultural biases are affecting procurement decisions.

Local Government Councillors across Nigeria have declared their unwavering support for President Bola Tinubu's re-election in 2027. Their decision is anchored on the 2024 Supreme Court judgment that granted autonomy to local governments.

Fires burning underground in dried-out moorlands, dubbed "zombie fires," are proving difficult to extinguish in Belgium and other regions. These fires can smolder for extended periods, reigniting on the surface and posing a persistent threat.

The commander of the Lithuanian State Border Guard Service has resigned from his position, with the Prime Minister thanking him for his long service during a challenging period. The Interior Minister, however, described the resignation as an irresponsible decision.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić met with new ambassadors from Algeria, South Korea, Kazakhstan, Austria, and Germany. He also filmed himself attempting to wash his car, humorously struggling with the process.

Bulgaria has launched a public procurement tender for the major renovation of the Trayanovi Vrata tunnel on the Trakia highway, with offers accepted until August 31. The indicative value of the project is over 40 million euros, funded by the state budget.

The attempt to resume the secretariat became an early test of whether the long council crisis will finally be resolved or enter another phase of political and legal confrontation. The post…

Bulgaria's Ministry of Defense announced the delivery of the first two out of four new anti-drone systems. The equipment was purchased from the American company Axon and is slated for integration and deployment.

After years of upward momentum, the Belgian BEL-20 index, which reached an all-time high in early July, may be facing a period of decline, indicating a potential shift in the Brussels stock market.

Premijer Srbije Đuro Macut ocenio je danas da je odgovornost za pad Univerziteta u Beogradu na Šangajskoj listi na samom univerzitetu, koji mora proaktivno da prati kako rad fakulteta, tako i rad…

Crypto exchange Binance is reportedly assisting Russia in its efforts to track and persecute dissidents, raising concerns among legal experts about data privacy and corporate responsibility.

Pilgrim's has reached an agreement to acquire Walkers Deli & Sausage Company, expanding its presence in the food industry.

The film "Golemata voda" is set to have its premiere screening in Belgrade at the popular venue Club 20/44.

A car collided with a bus on Kneza Miloša Street in Belgrade, leading to significant traffic congestion. The incident caused disruptions for commuters in the area.

Berlingske provides the latest news and updates on both Danish and American politics. Readers can follow developments in both political arenas through these reports.

The A11 Initiative for Economic and Social Rights has issued a warning regarding the announced forced eviction of over 30 Roma individuals from their homes in Voždovac, Belgrade. The organization claims the municipal inspection's actions are unlawful and threaten the only homes of these citizens.

This article provides ongoing coverage and the latest developments regarding the spreading conflict in the Middle East.

Algoma Steel Group Inc. has announced an unplanned outage at its Lake Superior Power Plant. Details regarding the cause or duration of the outage were not immediately available.

A specialized real estate newsletter from 'Capital' covers various topics including Airbnb's impact on Eurovision, the stabilization of housing price growth, and the new owner of Fingov's house.

A series of tragic accidents, including a recent bus crash in Hungary, has claimed the lives of 45 Polish pilgrims traveling to Medjugorje, prompting experts to investigate causes and clergy to warn against risks.

The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade has indicted three individuals on suspicion of cocaine trafficking and illegal possession of weapons in March of this year.

Guests attending Eurovision events in Burgas, Bulgaria, will be treated to a rich cultural program featuring Bulgarian folklore and Nestinari fire-dancing, as announced by Mayor Dimitar Nikolov.

Ankur Crawford, Executive Vice President and Portfolio Manager at Alger, shared insights into her investment strategy and the role of mistakes in her journey during a conversation.

The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade announced it will open a case against unknown officials to determine how information from pre-investigation and investigation proceedings is being leaked to the public without prosecutorial consent.

Sofia, Bulgaria, is initiating a large-scale pilot study in the Lyulin district to assess the need for green infrastructure. The study aims to address how sealed urban spaces like parking lots and roads retain heat, preventing adequate cooling at night.

The Belgrade Public Prosecutor's Office has refused to provide records of Veselin Milić's assets, and it has been revealed that he has not undergone any integrity tests for the past five years.

Offices of Bulgaria's National Revenue Agency (NAP) will not accept card payments from August 26 to August 31 due to a technical update of one of its main information systems. This temporary suspension will affect payment processing for citizens and businesses.

Luxembourg farmers, including Christophe Turk, traveled to Belgium's High Fens region on Sunday to assist amidst 'roaring heat and two meters of visibility,' indicating challenging conditions.

Rain and favorable winds have halted the advance of a major fire in Hautes Fagnes, Belgium, with German military helicopters arriving to reinforce firefighting operations.

A Belgian student discovered a gold stash estimated to be worth about €9 million while engaged in digging a sewer.

Authorities have intercepted 27 migrants in Formentera, while the search continues for 54 individuals who are still missing. The Balearic Islands have seen over 4,000 arrivals from Algeria this year.

A gardening specialist shared an award-winning homemade ketchup recipe on Latvian Radio, offering a way to preserve tomatoes during the harvest season. The recipe is presented as an alternative to consuming fresh tomatoes.

Ukraine launched one of its largest aerial attacks of the war on Russia, killing at least six people in the Belgorod region, while Russian attacks on Ukraine killed at least seven and injured dozens. The ongoing conflict continues to impact daily life within Russia, with a morning news brief covering these developments.

Nejhorší lesní požár v historii Belgie, který zuří na východě země, se šíří do Německa. Plameny jsou asi 300 metrů od prvních domů na německém území.

A nostalgic look back recounts an incident where former Indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly once offered to resign following an April Fool's prank.

Customs officials in Varna, Bulgaria, have seized nearly 65,000 undeclared 'branded' children's toys found in containers of goods originating from China.

Lithuanian Member of Parliament Audrius Petrošius proposed to his long-term partner, Laura Teresaitė, after 15 years together, making his vacation memorable.

Bulgaria is cautiously advancing in establishing energy communities, with Sofia set to organize its first such community following positive experiences in Gabrovo and Burgas, featuring an installation on a school roof.

Russia has opened a criminal case against Michael Martens, a correspondent for the German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ), over remarks he made about the killing of Russian servicemen,…

Discover Bulgarian tarator, a refreshing cold soup made from cucumbers and yogurt that requires no cooking and is ideal for hot summer days.

Philippa Matthews shared an old KLIK magazine cover from 1995 featuring herself, Jenny Balatsinou, and Vicky Kouliianou, evoking memories of the 90s era and aesthetics.

Politicians are increasingly using social media platforms, even for content like makeup tips, to gain visibility and adapt to the algorithms of tech companies.

A year after experiencing cloudbursts, the region of Pahalgam is navigating unsteady tourism and working towards survival, reflecting on its resilience.

The water level of the Danube River has been reported as unchanged at three monitoring stations in Bulgaria: Svishtov, Nikopol, and Oryahovo.

The All Progressives Movement (APM) secured all 20 chairmanship seats in the Bauchi Local Government elections. The polls were notably marred by significant voter apathy across the state.

The upgrade project for the Agios Nikolaos Marina in Greece, funded by the Recovery and Resilience Fund, will be inaugurated on Tuesday with the presence of Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni.

Tens of thousands of people, including MPs, friends, and campaigners, gathered in Trafalgar Square, London, to pay tribute to Jason Arday, the former Cambridge professor who passed away on Friday. His family condemned 'public cruelty' in the wake of his death.

Elga Fontes founded Kiala, a new Portuguese publishing house, after observing a lack of representation in existing catalogs. Kiala will focus on publishing works by Black authors, emphasizing their literary contributions rather than solely race-related themes.

Residents of the Belgian village of Sourbrodt in the Ardennes were permitted to return home after being evacuated due to a wildfire in the High Fens nature reserve.

The Hydrometeorological Service is forecasting a continued drop in Danube River water levels, leading to a water crisis in Svishtov, Bulgaria, and halting navigation for vessels like the 'Radetzky'. This low water level poses significant challenges for the region.

Președinta Curții Constituționale a României (CCR), Simina Tănăsescu, a confirmat că legea ANI, dacă va ajunge să fie promulgată în forma actuală, va duce la încetarea mandatelor în cazul aleșilor…

La troisième vague de chaleur de cet été est terminée, annonce David Dehenauw, météorologue à l'Institut royal météorologique (IRM), sur X. Elle se sera étendue du 8 au 16 août. ...

Skottland føyer seg inn i rekken av nasjoner som ikke vil støtte sittende Fifa-president Gianni Infantino i et gjenvalg neste år.

– Jeg vil ønske kongen riktig god bedring. Det er godt å vite at han får god oppfølging av den norske helsetjenesten. Det uttaler statsminister Jonas Gahr Støre (Ap) i en skriftlig kommentar til…

Strætó hefur aukið við þjónustu sína á fjölförnustu leið höfuðborgarsvæðisins til þess að koma til móts við þá árlegu fjölgun farþega sem haustið ber með sér er skólar byrja og fólk snýr aftur til…

PJ deteve um homem de 39 anos que é suspeito de ter matado o irmão, com 47 anos, durante uma discussão em casa do pai de ambos. O crime ocorreu no concelho de Ponta Delgada, em São Miguel.

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

The Bulgarian city of Burgas has been selected to host the 71st Eurovision Song Contest from May 11 to 15, 2027, with the director of BNT explaining the city's advantage over Sofia, Varna, and Plovdiv.

A pulmonologist from Luxembourg's Centre Hospitalier du Nord, Fernando Guedes, explained the health risks associated with a smoke cloud originating from a fire in Belgium and outlined potential protective measures.

The president of Belgian firefighters advocates for the creation of a European firefighter army to increase aerial fleet capacity and mutualize costs across Europe, in response to large-scale fires like those in the Hautes Fagnes.

The Russian LGBT Network, a public movement, announced its dissolution, stating that its designation as an 'extremist' organization made it impossible to continue operating publicly.

A 27-year-old spiritualist was arrested in Lamtey, Ghana, after allegedly attempting to use an 11-year-old schoolgirl for ritual purposes, as reported by residents.

Belgian singer Lara Fabian has expressed her sadness and support for emergency services following the historic Fagnes fire, which has ravaged over 3,000 hectares in Belgium.

Despite earlier government claims of consensus, businesses and trade unions in Bulgaria are at odds over the new formula for calculating the minimum wage, according to statements from their representatives.

The Pakistani Embassy in Saudi Arabia has issued a strict warning to incoming Umrah pilgrims and workers, urging Pakistani nationals to fully comply with Saudi laws and visa conditions, specifically advising them not to beg.

Vladimir Nikolov, the former district prosecutor of Pleven who was previously dismissed on Sarafoff's recommendation, has been nominated by 73 colleagues to become a member of the new Supreme Judicial Council in Bulgaria.

Bulgarian authorities have arrested 18 individuals suspected of being part of an international neo-Nazi network, reportedly linked to the 'Blood & Honour' organization.

The melting of glaciers in Switzerland is expected to reduce meltwater runoff, posing challenges for water storage and supply, which is also bad news for neighboring countries like Germany and France.

The police have issued a stern warning against any forceful takeover of local government secretariats in Osun State amidst ongoing local government crises. Authorities emphasize that such actions are illegal and will be met with appropriate legal consequences.

The mayor of Szolnok, Mihály Györfi, has warned that garbage could accumulate in the city for weeks following a decision by Mohu, referring to it as 'the revenge of the failed NER' and sending a message to Zsolt Hernádi.

AC Milan has completed another sensational transfer, signing relatively unknown Belgian winger Diego Moreira for a reported fee of 50 million euros.

The largest wildfire in Belgium, which has burned for days near the German border and destroyed approximately 3,000 hectares of moor and forest, is now under control due to rain, though extinguishing efforts will continue for days.

On the night of August 15-16, a tragic accident occurred in Hungary involving Polish pilgrims returning from Medjugorje.

Lifeguards in Palanga, Lithuania, are struggling to keep people out of the rough sea, where red flags are flying, as beachgoers continue to ignore warnings despite recent tragedies.

Goran Manojlović, the Executive Director for the electrical subsystem of Belgrade's Public Transport Company (GSP), has been dismissed from his position following a catastrophic incident.

A German tourist, who vacationed on Brač for 18 years, expressed disappointment over the high prices, particularly for food, stating that while prices can be adjusted, rebuilding trust is difficult.

This story provides the latest developments and ongoing news regarding the conflict in Ukraine and the evolving situation within Russia.

Bulgaria's Ministry of Economy has developed new normative documents and formulas to control prices, aiming to distinguish between objectively justified price increases and unsubstantiated ones.

Hardliners in Iran are progressively tightening the enforcement of the hijab mandate, signaling upcoming political struggles within the Islamic Republic.

UroGen Pharma has submitted a New Drug Application (NDA) for UGN-103, an investigational treatment for recurrent low-grade intermediate-risk non-muscle invasive bladder cancer (LG-IR-NMIBC).

Due to the catastrophic state of city finances and poor management, Belgrade's city leadership is expected to proceed with the de facto sale of the Belgrade Arena in the coming months.

Satellite images reveal the extent of extreme drought across Europe, with authorities in Belgium battling wildfires following a summer of high temperatures.

The Dutch play 'Kakek, opa & ik' (8+) is praised for its beautiful visuals, but its narrative about the Indonesian struggle for independence is described as difficult to follow.

The Gliwice Canal has reached the highest degree of threat due to a golden algae bloom, with hundreds of kilograms of dead fish already recovered.

Michiel Vandeweert, a Belgian influencer who openly shared his life with a rare genetic disease on social media, has died at the age of 28, having defied doctors' prognoses.

A man is in life-threatening condition following an incident involving an electric scooter that occurred on the morning of August 14 in Nessebar, Bulgaria.

Rainfall has significantly aided in extinguishing what is described as the largest fire in Belgium's history. The natural precipitation provided crucial assistance to firefighting efforts.

A Romanian family claims they were forced to leave a hotel in Bulgaria at night with their children after reporting bed bugs in their room. The hotel allegedly accused them of bringing the pests themselves.

Discussions are heating up regarding social security, with one individual choosing to return to work despite being offered a pension. Separately, the question of social housing has become contentious, with residents questioning why they cannot purchase their long-term homes.

Hollywood star and Oscar winner Russell Crowe, known for his role in 'Gladiator,' is officially confirmed to host a unique rock and roll event at the Žalgiris Arena in Kaunas, Lithuania.

As the new school year approaches, an expert offers advice on selecting children's sneakers, emphasizing three key criteria beyond just fashion for physical education classes.

Police in Radnevo, Bulgaria, shot a pit bull that had twice attacked its 51-year-old owner, who was hospitalized with bites to both wrists.

A car accident in Bulgaria, reportedly caused by a wild boar, resulted in injuries to 12 people.

Whit Stillman's 1994 film 'Barcelona' is celebrated as a feelgood cult classic, offering a nostalgic trip to 1980s Spain and exploring themes of romance and cultural clashes.

Gardening specialists provide advice on how to accelerate tomato ripening in the second half of summer, recommending adjustments to care, such as slowing growth for tall varieties and careful pruning and fertilizing.

Victoria Beckham recently revisited the significant location where her relationship with husband David Beckham first blossomed, stirring nostalgic memories.

Parents in Kėdainiai, Lithuania, have started 'vigils' at a children's playground, alleging that an adult woman has been harassing and mocking children there for years.

A drunk driver in Poland crashed into a car while trying to avoid a cat, while a TIR truck driver in Sliven, Bulgaria, caused an accident with a blood alcohol level of 3 per mille.

A photo gallery from Dnevnik-bg examines the economic and social implications of Bulgaria's transition to green energy and sustainable practices.

Architect Dičić warned that ongoing construction in Košutnjak, Belgrade, will contribute to an increase in urban heat islands, benefiting only investors, as citizens announce objections to the urban development plan.

An 18-year-old construction worker in Belgium has reportedly uncovered a gold hoard valued at €9 million. The discovery was made during construction work.

Greek American television presenter Maria Menounos spoke about her recent pilgrimage to the island of Tinos, stating it provided her with a deeper understanding of Greece's Aug. 15 celebration of the Dormition of the Virgin Mary.

A criminal investigation has reportedly been launched in Russia against Michael Martens, the Balkan correspondent for Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ), with the state news agency TASS reporting the initiation of criminal proceedings.

Negotiations are under pressure for a new salary law that could impact 1.3 million Romanians, with President Eugen Tomac indicating he will not promulgate legislation that diminishes income for those in education and healthcare, as Romania faces a deadline to avoid losing nearly 800 million euros in EU funds.

Despite the EU having no plans to abolish cash and Bulgaria having a high acceptance rate of 97% for cash payments, populist and nationalist parties are fueling fears, prompting a debate on a constitutional guarantee for cash, also considering issues of grey economy and money laundering.

Aldona Vasiliauskienė, the long-serving head of Alytus Caritas, has passed away at the age of 80. She was known for her many years of helping those in need in Alytus.

ICICI Securities has provided a range of investment recommendations, including holding Apollo Hospitals Enterprise and buying Jubilant Foodworks, LG Electronics India, Travel Food Services, Honasa Consumer, Indigo Paints, Indiqube Spaces, Engineers India, and Indraprastha Gas. These recommendations offer varied targets for investors across different sectors.

Despite the European Union's goal to halt imports of Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) by 2027, the volume of imports is still increasing, with France, Belgium, and Spain identified as major buyers.

The Belgrade committee of the Serbia Centre (SRCE) party deemed unacceptable Mayor Aleksandar Šapić's decision not to attend an international meeting in Sarajevo or ensure proper representation for the Serbian capital.

A 'gold rush' has broken out in Sint-Gillis-Dendermonde, Belgium, after construction workers discovered €9 million worth of gold in a cellar wall, attracting claims from people worldwide.

A report indicates that Garcia has attributed struggles during the World Cup to the medical team of Belgium.

Dániel Papp, a former executive of Hungarian public media service Duna Médiaszolgáltató, received a net sum of 28.1 million forints upon his departure, while former CEO Anita Altorjai received 7.2 million forints.

Advocacy groups Rutgers, Colored Qollective, COC, and Atria launched a campaign to alert young people that everyday remarks about sexual orientation or gender expression repeatedly harm sexual and

A UN rapporteur has recommended that Mozambique negotiate in Cabo Delgado, where an estimated 500 insurgent fighters are present. The recommendation raises questions about the potential parties and scope of such negotiations.

En mann i 20-årene skal ha blitt holdt fanget, slått og drapstruet etter å ha blitt med på et nachspiel i Bergen. Ifølge tiltalen ble han også truet til å ta opp én million i forbrukslån.

Majority Leader in Parliament, James Agalga, has paid a visit to the Chief Executive Officer of the National Youth Authority (NYA), Osman Ayariga, at the Authority’s headquarters in Accra.

Teenager’s glorious strike made it 2-0 against Villarreal – but though they were pegged back to a draw the match sealed a feelgood return from the abyss “The poor kid couldn’t believe what had…

The wildfire in the Hohes Venn nature reserve in Belgium has not spread further towards the German town of Monschau. Firefighters have not given an all-clear, as strong winds are forecast for Tuesday, posing a potential risk.

Danish songwriter and adjunct Kristina Holgersen, in her new poetry collection, challenges the perception that songs about women's experiences are niche, arguing that song lyrics are a factor of power.

Bauchi State Governor Bala Mohammed claims that opposition parties boycotted the recent local government election due to fear of losing, encouraging them to test their popularity.

The Bulgarian town of Bansko has become a popular destination for digital nomads from around the world, attracting individuals seeking a new lifestyle away from traditional offices.

A Bulgarian court has ordered the permanent detention of Ivaylo Kolev, the club tenant in the 'Blood and Honor' case, while two other individuals, Ivelin Velev and his son Teodor, were released on bail.

Donald Trump reportedly stated, 'If Oman stands in our way, we will bomb it,' using a much more vulgar expression, indicating a willingness to target allies.

Canada's House public safety committee is scheduled to hold a special meeting to discuss the arrest of an alleged NATO spy. Belgian authorities announced the arrest of a 'Canadian national of Chinese origin' on suspicion of espionage.

Luxembourg's Air Rescue expressed frustration after being unable to respond to Belgium's request for firefighting assistance, as it currently lacks operational firefighting helicopters, with changes expected by 2027.

Twenty years later, Doctor Who confirms the official return of the Tenth Doctor and Rose Tyler, delighting fans nostalgic for the 2005–2006 era.

King Philippe visited the crisis center near Liège as more than 3,000 hectares have been destroyed by the fire in the High Fens, Belgium. Light rain has not yet been sufficient to contain the blaze.

Lukas Reimann, a former National Councillor and Auns President, is now transitioning to local politics as a city councillor in Wil, Switzerland.

A Bulgarian citizen was arrested in Thessaloniki, Greece, for allegedly stealing a streetlight pole from the Kordelio-Evosmos district.

The announcement that Burgas, not Sofia, will host next year's Eurovision Song Contest has surprised many Bulgarians, including the country's recent winner, Dara.

A provincial conference on just energy transition is being held in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique, focusing on equitable approaches to shifting energy sources.

Directors of large state hospitals in Bulgaria reportedly earn additional incomes ranging from over 100,000 to 1 million leva annually, significantly exceeding the new monthly cap of 17,467 leva (8,931 euros) set by the Ministry of Health.

An analysis reveals that armed groups are redrawing Kebbi's security map, with overlapping threats and vulnerable corridors nine months after the abduction of 25 schoolgirls in Maga.

The niece of Croatian singer Marko Perković Thompson shared her experiences and photos from a pilgrimage to Sinj.

A wildfire in the High Fens region has grown to become the largest on record in Belgium, causing significant environmental damage.

One of Belgium's largest-ever wildfires continued to burn out of control, approaching Germany despite cooler weather and rain. Meanwhile, in Greece, a fire briefly flared up near Athens' main airport, as authorities investigate a deadly blaze.

Mohu has changed the waste landfill site in Szolnok, Hungary, leading the mayor to express concerns that garbage could accumulate for weeks due to the incomprehensible alteration.

Macedonian authorities are awaiting a decision on where to destroy 11.6 tons of Macedonian peppers that were returned from Bulgaria due to unspecified issues.

The National Museum of Serbia announced a week of exhibitions, workshops, discussions, and concerts at multiple locations in Belgrade.

Bulgarian artist Yulian Daynov, based in Berlin, will showcase works by German artists as part of NEUDEUTSCH ART at ENTER Art Fair, the largest contemporary art exhibition in the Scandinavian region, held in Copenhagen.

The Lithuanian national broadcaster LRT has confirmed that Lithuania will participate in the 2027 Eurovision Song Contest, which will take place in Bulgaria.

Rainfall has provided assistance in the efforts to control Belgium's largest wildfire, as blazes continue to affect parts of Europe.

I Belgiens fredede natur kæmper myndighederne mod ilden. Naturbrandene breder sig efter en sommer med meget høje temperaturer i Vesteuropa.

The University of Belgrade has fallen in the latest Shanghai Rankings, with government officials attributing the decline to blockades while faculty members cite years of neglect. An academic plenum also stated that the ranking does not measure the political suitability of the rector.

An article explores how the dedicated efforts of obsessive digital devotees, often mistaken for random algorithmic attention, have significantly shaped the modern world.

Rain brought new hope to firefighters battling Belgium's largest historical fire in the High Fens nature reserve, which had consumed approximately 3,000 hectares since Friday.

An economics professor advocates against further interest rate hikes, suggesting that economic restraint and contraction are necessary to curb rising inflation, which would require slowing down the progress of business life.

There is a call for real estate agents in Denmark to provide accurate and usable floor areas in property sales listings, rather than inflated or 'fantasy' figures. This initiative aims to ensure transparency and prevent misleading information for potential buyers.

The Provincial Road Transport Inspectorate in Rzeszów will conduct an inspection of a company that organized a pilgrimage from Podkarpacie to Medjugorje. Inspectors will examine driver working hours, rest periods, qualifications, and documentation.

Belgrade has shattered its previous record for the longest heatwave, experiencing 22 consecutive days with temperatures exceeding 30°C. This marks a new historical high for sustained hot weather in the city.

It takes nearly two and a half average Belgrade salaries to purchase one square meter of an apartment in the capital, with the ratio being slightly more favorable in other Serbian cities.

Researchers have developed a new ketchup infused with protein extracted from microalgae, significantly boosting its nutritional value while maintaining its familiar taste.

Thirty years after Pauline Hanson caused outrage with her statements about Australia being 'swamped' by Asians, her right-wing One Nation Party is now leading in polls with similar rhetoric. This article explores the reasons behind the party's enduring success and what has changed in the political landscape.

In 2024, the Catholic Church agreed to public worship in Medjugorje, a site where the Virgin Mary is said to have appeared. This decision allows for official pilgrimages and the promotion of messages from Medjugorje, though the Vatican noted it is not an acknowledgment of the apparitions themselves.

Nikola Jovanović, director of the Center for Local Self-Government, stated that Belgrade's leadership plans to sell the Belgrade Arena in the coming months due to the city's catastrophic financial state and poor management.

A 22-year-old man from Moldova drowned near the Bulgarian town of Ahtopol. His body has been sent for further examination.

A protein processing plant in Hódmezővásárhely, linked to Lázár, continues to emit a foul odor, prompting Mayor Péter Márki-Zay to request assistance from the Minister of Agriculture.

Created by Oscar Giese and Anders August, 'The Uniform' is a new miniseries about a police academy in Denmark and the events that unfold when a trainee officer shoots a child, premiering Monday on Filmin.

The article explores the reasons behind the low employment rate among Bulgarian men, contrasting it with the perception that many young people start working early through seasonal jobs.

New traffic lights in Saint-Ghislain, Belgium, were damaged in a hit-and-run accident. Thanks to collaboration between residents, police, and the SPW, the driver who fled the scene has been identified.

The collapsed road between Smolyan and Pamporovo in Bulgaria will be restored with the construction of a new bridge. The decision was made by the expert council of the Road Infrastructure Agency.

Construction workers in Dendermonde, Belgium, discovered a hidden gold treasure worth 200 million euros while excavating a sewer during a house renovation. What was initially thought to be worthless turned out to be a fabulous find, sparking a battle over the treasure.

In the Algarve, politicians are already back to work. Montenegro repeated a 50-year ritual in the life of the PSD, the Pontal Festival. José Luís Carneiro anticipated the PS's return to the agenda in Olhão. What's next?

The Lithuanian National Martynas Mažvydas Library's Science and Encyclopedia Publishing Center has released Professor Geoff Mulgan's book 'Big Mind: How Collective Intelligence Can Change Our World'.

Residents of Učitelja Miloša Jankovića Street in Zvezdara, Belgrade, have been without water since July 31, with no clear resolution from the public utility company, leading to accusations of an inhumane attitude from the city.

A group of volunteers from Luxembourg has transported over 50,000 liters of water to the High Fens nature reserve in Belgium, demonstrating solidarity and support for the ongoing firefighting efforts against blazes in the area.

Refugees, migrants, and activists claim police inflicted indiscriminate violence against detainees at a Bulgarian detention camp on July 26, following the escape of two individuals.