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Thousands of residents in Ceuta protested against the recent massive influx of migrants, chanting "Enough is enough: Ceuta does not surrender." Meanwhile, the death toll from the mass entry has risen to 83 after another body was found.
Tuzla-based actress Zerina Mujkić has successfully combined humor from social media with serious theater roles. She discusses her inspiration for sketches, handling reactions, and utilizing digital platforms to connect with audiences.
Following an official inspection report on dangerous chemical pollution in Lika, Croatian MP Marija Selak Raspudić has sharply reacted to the ecological crisis, calling for the removal of Prime Minister Plenković and urging opposition unity, stating the government must fall due to the waste in Gospić.
A prosecutor has defended their role in the historic show trial of Milada Horakova, a prominent victim of political persecution.
The tender for the new Imunološki zavod (Immunological Institute) administrative building in Rugvica will not be reissued despite bids exceeding the estimated two million euro cost, following government intervention.
A practical, efficient, and lightweight portable laundry solution is highlighted as an ideal option for travelers to wash clothes on the go.
A criminal network involved in hashish trafficking has been dismantled, leading to 57 arrests across six Spanish provinces and the seizure of over 10 tons of drugs that were stored in rented apartments in Madrid for distribution across Spain and other European countries.
Spanish police, in a Spain-led raid, have dismantled a large criminal network involved in smuggling drugs, weapons, and migrants across the Mediterranean. The operation resulted in the arrest of 78 individuals.
The Croatian government announced plans to increase veteran pensions by 90 million euros, with Minister Medved detailing the specifics and defending the decision against criticism. This move has drawn a comparison to the lack of similar investment in education by a union.
This week's featured cocktail is Half Cut Market’s peaches & cream, a frozen piña colada-style boozy drink and dessert.
A retired woman in Moscow has been condemned for keeping almost 30 animals, including a boa, a fox, and an alligator, in her apartment and is ordered to remove all but her dogs.
Otto I, the founder of the Holy Roman Empire, was a pivotal ruler of the Middle Ages who determined the fate of all of Europe. He is notably credited with stopping Hungarian incursions in the 10th century.
A wildfire in the Kladanj municipality of Bosnia and Herzegovina has been brought under control, but the central part of the affected area remains active with occasional flare-ups.
The government of Zenica-Doboj Canton in Bosnia and Herzegovina has signed agreements with 97 beneficiaries, providing incentives for self-employment under the 'First Business' program for war veterans.
Film Independent has announced the six writers chosen for its 10th annual Episodic Lab: Lauren Ferebee, Kristian Mercado, Nikki Palumbo, Sam Schaefer, Val Tan, and LaDarrion Williams, who will participate in a two-week intensive program.
The Government of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) has approved nine initiatives to allocate 530,000 KM from the Government's Current Reserve for the areas of culture, sports, and religious institutions.
Croatian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Croatian Veterans, Tomo Medved, announced that amendments to the law increasing veteran pensions will be released for public consultation tomorrow.
The Serbian government has approved a program to allocate 70 million dinars in financial support for the production of food products made from 100% domestic raw materials in 2026.
An explosive-laden drone was discovered near a runway at Leipzig/Halle Airport in Germany, prompting German officials, including the Interior Minister, to describe it as a new level of threat and a potential hybrid attack. The incident has raised concerns about airport security and the nature of modern threats.
The United States has lifted sanctions on Fly Baghdad, an Iraqi airline previously accused of supporting Iran's Revolutionary Guards. This move comes amidst ongoing discussions and shifting US foreign policy regarding Iran and other global actors.
Lada's official importer in Germany has filed for bankruptcy, marking the end of the brand's presence in the Western European market, accelerated by war, sanctions, and failed attempts to switch to Chinese brands.
The pseudo-union Manos Limpias has filed a new complaint against Judge Peinado, alleging 'manifestly inconsiderate treatment' after he reportedly denied them entry to a preliminary hearing, which they deem a 'radically arbitrary action.'
A major clandestine methamphetamine laboratory, linked to the Jalisco cartel and capable of producing 2.5 tons of the drug diluted in vanilla liquid, was dismantled in Catalonia, Spain, leading to 13 arrests.
Boris Mugoša, President of the European Alliance parliamentary club, highlighted that citizens are paying 38% more for diesel than a few months ago, urging the government to protect citizens' living standards.
An article describes an excursion to the 11th-century Romanesque church of Sant Julià de Ceuró, situated on a promontory overlooking the Ribera Salada.
A large forest fire is burning near Kladanj, Bosnia and Herzegovina, affecting over thirty hectares of tall forest, with strong winds hindering firefighting efforts. Firefighters and forest workers are on the ground battling the blaze in the Pauč settlement.
The first trailer for 'Kalimera Ellada' on ANT1 announces a new era for the morning news program, with Vassilis Hiotis and Akis Pavlopoulos taking over as hosts from September.
Hundreds of fans of Croatian singer Marko Perković Thompson gathered at Šubićevac, with Croatian motifs dominating the scene and one styling particularly standing out.
Israel has halted plans to introduce crocodiles to a moat surrounding a jail holding Palestinian prisoners, citing animal welfare concerns. The controversial proposal by Minister Ben-Gvir had faced criticism and legal challenges.
Agis Kothalis, President and CEO of Keramourgias Voreiou Elladas (KEBE), outlined plans for developing new construction methods for buildings with a focus on the year 2030.
The British Ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Julian Reilly, has commented on the questioning of former and current associates of the Srebrenica Memorial Center, emphasizing the importance of adherence to the rule of law.
The Paris prosecutor's office is investigating alleged workplace abuse within French government offices following an employee's suicide attempt and other reported cases.
The alleged founder of Archetyp Market, a darknet platform responsible for 2.3 million orders totaling 330 million euros, has been indicted in Germany.
Morocco has attributed the recent influx of migrants into Ceuta to misinformation spread on social media, while European leaders, including Germany and Croatia, emphasize the need for common European efforts to address the crisis. The situation has raised questions about Spain's migration policies and Morocco's motives, with some suggesting the use of migration as a means of pressure.
The Serbian government has approved funds to validate the health insurance cards for employees of Apoteka Beograd (Belgrade Pharmacy). This decision ensures the continued healthcare coverage for the pharmacy workers.
The Serbian government has appealed to citizens to conserve electricity during a heatwave, with temperatures reaching 36-39 degrees Celsius, as hydropower production at the Đerdap plant has hit its lowest levels since its inception in May, June, and July.
New land-use rules in rural Ladakh now allow the Chief Secretary and Divisional Commissioner to approve changes in land use for plots up to two acres outside municipal limits, impacting home and shop construction.
A 14-month-old child was seriously injured after being run over in Bombarral, Portugal, while a teenager sustained serious injuries in a separate traffic accident in Cyprus.
Choreographer Mourad Merzouki returns to the Peralada festival with '4 Danced Seasons,' a performance that fuses hip-hop with baroque music, accompanied by Le Concert de la Loge.
Bosnian singer Dino Merlin successfully held his second sold-out concert at Koševo Stadium in Sarajevo, captivating the audience with his timeless hits. The event featured a special duet with Marko Louis, further electrifying the crowd.
New Lino Lada Montanica sweet triangle sandwiches have been introduced as a convenient dessert, with all three flavors being tested.
Fitch has confirmed Romania's credit rating, but the National Bank of Romania warns that the danger of a downgrade has not passed and is even greater, while Croatia's rating was also confirmed.
The Montenegrin government has decided to cancel the 'Skrbuša' tender, citing significant errors in the documentation. This decision highlights issues with public procurement processes.
Generation Z is reportedly shifting its priorities, placing friendships ahead of romantic relationships, a trend described as both strange and endearing.
Thousands of migrants crossed into the Spanish territory of Ceuta from Morocco, triggering a political backlash and prompting Spanish authorities to return many of them. The event has drawn comparisons to other immigration crises and sparked debate over Europe's response.
Hungary's Paks nuclear power plant is preparing for a potential shutdown for several weeks due to critically low water levels in the Danube River, which are essential for cooling. Péter Magyar announced the impending closure and called on major companies to reduce electricity consumption to mitigate a looming energy crisis.
A 27-year-old woman was fatally stabbed in Santander, Spain, and her partner was arrested after confessing to the crime, which is being investigated as a possible case of gender-based violence.
A woman from Bitola was seriously injured after being hit by a car at a pedestrian crossing. The accident was reported to the Bitola SVR, involving a Lada passenger vehicle driven by a 70-year-old man.
A luxury yacht cruise offers wealthy clients a journey through the Aegean Sea, filled with attractions inspired by Homer's 'Odyssey' and heading towards Ithaca.
Montenegro's government has adopted the first law to introduce control over foreign investments. This new legislation aims to regulate and scrutinize foreign capital inflows into the country.
A Croatian opera singer has publicly supported Jacques Houdek in his ongoing debate with young singer Duška Brčić-Šušak, stating that her current singing style would lead to a short career.
Prague Zoo is using tons of ice to help its polar bears cope with the ongoing heatwave affecting Europe. The initiative aims to keep the animals refreshed and comfortable during the high temperatures.
Ladakh's Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena declared twenty-three heritage sites as protected monuments, providing legal protection for the region's rich archaeological and historical heritage in Leh and Kargil districts.
Former Split Mayor Željko Kerum was arrested and taken to his tavern for a search, with his associates placing containers in front of the establishment. The arrest is reportedly linked to an investigation into his company's failure to demolish a tavern and alleged financial irregularities.
The Serbian government has revoked last year's amendments to regulations concerning the working hours of university and college professors. This decision impacts the criteria for determining study costs and the standards for university operations funded by the budget.
Scientists have discovered a new species of nematode, dubbed the 'devil worm,' living deeper within the Earth's crust than any other known multicellular organism. This discovery challenges previous assumptions about the limits of life on our planet.
The Government of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina approved an additional 200,000 KM for aerial firefighting activities during the 2026 fire season, securing funds for Air Tractors.
The Government of Republika Srpska has approved several decisions related to the health sector and public investments, including allocating 196 million KM for the modernization of the hospital in Prijedor.
Sonam Wangchuk lauded the Vande Bharat Express and Indian Railways for a 'beautiful experience' during his trip to Ladakh, while also appealing to the government to honor its promise of not filing FIRs against student protestors.
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković responded to criticism from entrepreneurs regarding government intervention, particularly on fuel prices. He questioned what would happen if such measures were lifted, implying that critics remain silent when the government acts to stabilize the market.
Serbian Minister Snežana Paunović stated during a parliamentary debate that she is a target of a 'political witch hunt' and denied ever calling for ethnic cleansing. She emphasized her repeated condemnation of all evil.
The Indian Embassy in the US reiterated that there is no 'Pakistani Kashmir,' only 'Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.' The embassy affirmed that the Union Territories of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh have always been, and will remain, an integral and inalienable part of India.
Iran is signaling a potential gas price hike as the country grapples with a looming fuel crisis and rapidly increasing food prices. The National Development Fund has allocated $1 billion to the Agriculture Ministry to address food security concerns amidst the economic challenges.
An investigation by the Hungarian State Audit Office (ÁSZ) revealed several irregularities, including the renovation of private properties with public funds, false bank documents, and issues within the ambulance service's new on-call system and a local football club.
Mira Voglar, a prominent Slovenian composer, music educator, and pioneer of preschool music education, has passed away at the age of 92. Her creative opus significantly influenced music education in Slovenia.
The Bultó cousins have transformed their former restaurant on Ponzano street into Toque Abracadabra, a new establishment in Madrid inspired by their two hotels in Morocco, aiming to offer a taste of Marrakech rather than a traditional Moroccan restaurant.
The Montenegrin opposition has criticized the government's decision on fuel price increases, with citizens reporting they are already feeling the impact of the higher costs.
Actor Christopher Lambert, known for his role in 'Highlander,' was rushed to the hospital after collapsing while signing autographs at the Steel City Con event in Pittsburgh. He was transported by ambulance following the incident.
The Government of Sarajevo Canton has announced plans for the construction of a new university campus, which will include a city park, square, and concert hall in the city center. This initiative comes despite the Academy of Fine Arts building taking nearly 20 years to complete.
The Serbian government reportedly forgave a 1.3 million euro debt owed by JRB, while JRB subsequently paid 1.7 million euros to the Vista Rika fund. This transaction has raised questions regarding financial transparency.
The commander of the US Armed Forces is reportedly seeking a way to avoid an escalation into war with Iran, as military options are considered limited. The focus is on finding an exit strategy from a potential conflict in the Middle East.
Couples planning to marry in 2026 in any municipality of Sarajevo Canton can apply for the 'Pre-marital Counseling 2026' program, which includes gift vouchers worth 300 KM.
White clothing has become a prominent trend on Zagreb's streets, with many individuals showcasing stylish summer outfits in the color. The fashion choice highlights a popular aesthetic in the city center.
Vladan Zagrađanin, President of the Executive Board of the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS), stated that the party's Main Board unanimously supported Ivica Dačić's proposal for an independent election run in July, and confirmed there have been no discussions with the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) regarding a joint appearance in the upcoming elections.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy made his first visit to Serbia, a country with close ties to Russia, to meet with President Aleksandar Vučić and other officials. The discussions focused on expanding cooperation between the two nations and Ukraine's EU accession clusters.
Upon the proposal of the Ministry of Education, Science, and Innovation, the Government of Montenegro has approved the decision to establish a new public preschool institution in Gusinje, named 'Kula mašte'.
Alentejo chef António Nobre, embarking on a new culinary path focused on purpose-driven cooking, shares his tips for preparing a good 'caracolada' (snail dish).
The United Nations has responded to a Palestinian journalist's query regarding Kashmir, amidst ongoing protests in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, with New Delhi reiterating its stance that Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh are integral parts of India.
The audience at Peralada emotionally celebrated centenarian organist Montserrat Torrent, for whom Vivancos dedicated a new musical work.
Ladakh is set to launch India's first high-altitude wildlife safari, an eco-tourism initiative approved by the Lieutenant Governor. This project aims to promote wildlife tourism in the region.
Serbian film director Stevan Filipović was reportedly beaten by five individuals in central Belgrade, prompting an investigation by the prosecutor's office. The attack has been widely condemned by academics and public figures, with President Vučić also denouncing the incident.
Two thieves stole jewelry, money, and electronic equipment from a farmhouse in Santa Cristina d'Aro, Spain, which was rented by British tourists who were in the garden while their children slept.
Zendaya and Tom Holland are currently dominating the global box office in 2026, establishing themselves as a leading power couple in the film industry.
The Serbian Government has approved several financial reform bills and a business support package totaling three billion dinars. These measures aim to bolster the economy and provide assistance to businesses.
The Russian car brand Lada is definitively exiting the German market after 53 years, following the bankruptcy of its official importer in Germany.
A 47-year-old woman was arrested in central London after allegedly stabbing four men near Covent Garden. Police indicated that the incident appeared to be related to mental health issues.
Researchers have uncovered evidence of a civilization that ruled the Andes 500 years before the Incas, shedding new light on pre-Columbian American history.
A criminal gang specializing in robbing safes from banks and gaming halls has been dismantled, with authorities clarifying 52 crimes committed across multiple Spanish provinces.
The Danube River has reached new historic low water levels, particularly at the entrance to Serbia, causing concerns for the stability of electricity supply in Serbia and prompting discussions between Romanian and Serbian officials on potential solutions. Efforts to address the situation, including the possibility of submerging barges to divert water, are described as a 'race against time'.
The Sā Ladakh Biennale 2026 is highlighted as an event that transcends traditional art exhibitions, offering an experience centered on vulnerability.
The sequel to the cult film 'The Devil Wears Prada 2' has garnered significant success on streaming platforms, accumulating 15.2 million views globally on Disney+ and Hulu within just five days of its release.
Montenegrin politicians are engaged in a debate regarding the government's decision to send representatives to the commemoration of 'Operation Storm.' The move has sparked criticism and accusations among political figures.
The Government of Montenegro has dismissed Aleksandra Popović from her position as head of the Directorate for Financial System and Policy Coordination within the Ministry of Finance, appointing Jelena Davidović as her replacement.
Federalna uprava civilne zaštite (FUCZ) saopćila je da požar na lokaciji Pauč u općini Kladanj nije pod kontrolom zbog pojačanog vjetra te da je Javno
Local police in Spain have identified and returned an urn containing ashes to its owners, who had abandoned it in a supermarket due to home renovations.
A former Member of Parliament from Ladakh has appealed to the Prime Minister to revive the historic Demchok-Dumchele corridor, a trans-Himalayan route, to boost the region's economy.
Dragan Delić, a member of the Presidency of Srbija centar (Srce), criticized the government's marketing regarding lower participation fees for medicines, arguing they did not actually reduce drug prices.
Government of FBiH allocated 70,000 KM for the transport of unfortunate Zenica climbers on Mount Elbrus
Iran is reportedly employing a controlled escalation strategy, aiming to leverage its advantage by turning Middle Eastern trade routes, sea lanes, and energy infrastructure into pressure points against Washington.
Following a session of the Emergency Situations Staff, Macut declared the energy situation stable but recommended rational use of electricity and water. However, the ZLF party criticized Macut's government, stating it lacks political and moral legitimacy.
The Serbian government has called on citizens to conserve electricity during a heatwave, with temperatures averaging 36 to 39 degrees Celsius, exacerbated by low water levels in the Danube River.
The 'French Sunday' trend has taken over TikTok, advocating for relaxation and rest without the pressure of productivity, offering a new wellness approach.
Despite high temperatures, numerous tourists have flocked to Dubrovnik's Stradun and historic city center, seeking refreshment in the shade and by the city's fountains.
Leon Jakimič, founder of Lasvit, discusses his mission to develop Czech artisanal glassmaking, building a globally recognized design brand whose glass installations adorn luxury hotels and public spaces worldwide.
Ladakh Police have filed a zero FIR against an influencer concerning an alleged anti-Amit Shah video posted on Facebook, following the controversial content.
Historian and influential thinker Yuval Noah Harari discussed in a podcast how artificial intelligence could take over the world without a single shot fired, utilizing humanity's strongest weapons.
The production 'Le Terroir' is reviewed, noted for its Land Art characteristics as an ephemeral work tied to a specific time and place, where the setting is as central as the human performers.
Phoebus Papadakis, son of Giorgos Papadakis, publicly expressed strong disapproval of the changes implemented for the morning news program 'Kalimera Ellada,' calling it "absolute disgrace."
The URA party in Montenegro has criticized the ruling majority for adopting a controversial law on weapons and ammunition at the last minute. URA highlighted that this contentious law was passed while proposals for higher pensions, increased salaries, and lower food prices were rejected.
The Indian Army has begun using Xtreme Weather Grade diesel for its combat vehicles in high-altitude regions like Ladakh. This specialized fuel prevents freezing and ensures vehicle functionality in extreme cold conditions, addressing issues with regular diesel at sub-zero temperatures.
A man has been imprisoned in Barcelona for the murder of his wife, whom he stabbed at least 11 times with a large knife in front of their two young children. Friends of the victim stated she had been abused for years but feared reporting it.
The status of Vesko Delić as the head of Mojkovac, Montenegro, remains unclear after the Appellate Court upheld a conditional sentence against him for abuse of official position.
The government has annulled the tender process for selecting a concessionaire for exploitation rights. This decision effectively halts the previously initiated process for awarding the concession.
Tens of thousands of migrants crossed from Morocco into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, leading to a crisis that Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez condemned as a 'violation of Spain's territorial integrity'. The influx resulted in at least 18 deaths and prompted international concern.
The Serbian government has extended its decision to keep excise duties on petroleum products reduced by 20%. This measure aims to maintain lower fuel prices for consumers.
The U.S. State Department displayed a completely incorrect map of Africa at a global conference, with every country misplaced. This error led to embarrassment for the American government.
A map of Africa displayed by the US government at a global conference incorrectly labeled every country on the continent. The error drew significant attention and criticism for its inaccuracy.
Italy has called for Spain's suspension from the Schengen area following a massive influx of migrants into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco. The crisis led to Spain deploying troops and a diplomatic rift with Italy over its proposed response.
The Serbian Government has adopted a new Environmental Protection Strategy extending through 2033, alongside proposals for several laws aimed at aligning with EU regulations. This move signifies a commitment to environmental protection and harmonization with European standards.
The Croatian government, in collaboration with the 'Croatia for Children' Foundation, is launching a pilot program to provide 15,000 euros in financial support for families with four or more children to purchase vehicles with seven or more seats.
The Serbian government has adopted a decision to amend and supplement the decision on the highest prices of medicines, as well as approved the Rulebook on the List of Medicines prescribed and issued at the expense of mandatory health insurance.
Separate fatal road accidents have occurred, with one person killed and two injured in a severe crash on the Živinice-Kladanj road in Bosnia. In Germany, one person died and several were injured in an accident on a rural road near Frankfurt.
Bosnian political parties, including SBB and SDA, are demanding an urgent investigation into the disappearance of €780,000 from the accounts of the state-owned Igman company. They are calling for accountability from the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Government and its officials, stating that such a large sum could not have gone missing by accident.
Akis Pavlopoulos and Vasilis Hiotis have been announced as the new television duo for the morning news program 'Kalimera Ellada,' set to premiere in September on ANT1.
The Serbian Parliament rejected a no-confidence motion against the government, with ruling party deputies defending its work against opposition criticism. Despite surviving the vote, the political future of some government members remains uncertain amid ongoing discussions.
Miroslav Aleksić, president of the People's Movement of Serbia, accused Prime Minister Đuri Macutu during a parliamentary session of leading a government that has 'destroyed institutions and the rule of law' and failed to answer opposition questions.
A 45-year-old man has been sentenced by the Aveiro Court to 16 and a half years for the qualified homicide of an elderly man, who was beaten to death in Águeda in July 2025. DNA and fingerprints linked him to the crime.
Russian authorities have accused Telegram founder Pavel Durov of aiding terrorism and have issued an international arrest warrant for him. This move is part of Russia's ongoing crackdown on online platforms.
DNA analysis of remains found in the Abi Srinjamo Bao cave in Ladakh has revealed an unknown ancient population with an almost perfect 50/50 ratio of South Asian and Tibetan ancestry, according to research published in Science Advances.
The Croatian government, with President Milanović's approval, has extended its assistance to France by sending a Canader firefighting aircraft with two crews. This decision allows the Croatian aircraft to continue helping French efforts.
India's Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has adopted a meme-based approach to reinforce the country's position on Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh.
Ukraine's foreign minister warned his Iranian counterpart against escalation and providing support to Russia, following an incident in the Caspian Sea. This diplomatic exchange aims to de-escalate tensions between the two nations.
Serbian Interior Minister Ivica Dačić played a sound from his phone in Parliament, demonstrating a sound cannon, while denying its use during a 2025 protest.
Robbers stole 320,000 euros from a market in Budva after overpowering three employees. Police are investigating the details of the large-scale theft.
American tenor Michael Spyres joined Catalan soprano Sara Blanch to celebrate the tenth anniversary of her debut at the Peralada Festival.
The President of the Constitutional Court, Vladan Petrov, suggested that MP Uglješa Mrdić deserves an award, a statement interpreted by some as Petrov positioning himself as a potential presidential candidate for the ruling party.
Ladakh has welcomed over 330,000 tourists from January to July, with air travel remaining the preferred mode of access, and the route through Kashmir increasingly popular among road travelers.
The Government of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, led by Prime Minister Nermin Nekšić, is accused of presenting an unagreed Chinese loan as an investment to save hospitals, including plans for a new hospital in Livno.
The Montenegrin government has submitted a bill to the Assembly that would allow for the confiscation of assets acquired through criminal activity. This measure would apply if an indictment is confirmed or a main trial is scheduled for certain criminal offenses.
An article highlights the 'fire tree' (Flamboyant tree), noting how its intensely colored flowers provide an exotic and eye-catching splash of natural beauty amidst urban glass and concrete environments.
Despite an endorsement from Donald Trump, US Congressman Andy Ogles lost his Republican primary in Tennessee. The defeat occurred in a newly redrawn district, with some reports indicating Democratic super PACs meddled in the race.
The Croatian government plans to categorize increased veteran pensions as a cost contributing to NATO objectives. This move aims to help Croatia reach a defense spending target of five percent of its GDP by 2035.
The individual suspected in the Brattås murder denies the charges but described in interrogations how he dragged the victim, Gerd, into a barn.
A recipe is provided for a simple yet delicious dessert, juicy chocolate orange cubes, featuring a soft biscuit enriched with orange juice and topped with creamy chocolate glaze.
El Rey recibe en Marivent a Juan Jesús Vivas y le traslada su deseo de visitar la ciudad autónoma.
A helicopter pilot executed a dangerous maneuver to rescue a young woman who collapsed on sea rocks in Hvar, Croatia. Rescuers jumped from the hovering helicopter to reach and save her in a spectacular operation.
The King of Spain conveyed support and solidarity to Ceuta's president, Vivas, as political parties PP and Vox focused on the central government regarding migrant minors in the city.
The Tisza government in Hungary is facing its initial significant challenge, focusing on deficit reduction as a key test of its administration. This comes amidst scrutiny of the government's energy performance and media relations.
A recipe for the popular tropical cocktail, Piña Colada, is presented.
German counter-terrorism police are investigating the discovery of an explosive drone near a runway at Leipzig Airport, which collided with a cargo plane, raising concerns of a potential 'hybrid' Russian attack. German media and officials suggest Russia's involvement, while the Russian embassy has reacted to the accusations.
Prime Minister Modi stated that life has significantly changed in Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh since the repeal of Article 370 and 35(A), leading to increased infrastructure and opportunities.
The Polish government is considering implementing regulated fuel prices to alleviate concerns over rising costs, with decisions expected in the coming weeks. Prime Minister Tusk and Minister Domański are exploring options for driver relief.
Portuguese authorities intercepted a container ship off the coast of Sines, seizing five tons of cocaine destined for Lisbon. Three foreign nationals were arrested in connection with the drug bust.
A nearly 500-page document has been submitted to the new leadership of Hungary's public media service, detailing allegations of news manipulation, censorship, and fabricated reports by the Orbán government.
Željko Budimir, Minister of Internal Affairs of Republika Srpska, stated that the government and the Ministry of Internal Affairs are committed to ensuring a satisfactory security situation.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi marked the anniversary of the abrogation of Article 370, stating that Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh have entered a 'decisive new chapter,' while a late-night demonstration was held in Srinagar to mark seven years since the abrogation.
A visit by Taliban officials to Moldova has ignited a political storm, prompting the Moldovan government to announce an investigation into the matter.
Milan Knežević, a Democratic People's Party (DNP) MP in the Montenegrin parliament, publicly accused the Montenegrin government of being treacherous and "stabbing Serbs in the back again."
The Government of Sarajevo Canton will provide financial support for the central event marking the 35th anniversary of the mobilization of the police of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
POŽARI u Grčkoj jenjavaju, no stotine vatrogasaca ostaju u pripravnosti. Stanovnici se vraćaju na opustošena područja oko Atene, kritizirajući sporu reakciju službi. Vlada je obećala odštetu.
Data from the Hungarian National Asset Management shows that the government of former Prime Minister Viktor Orban spent nearly 100 million euros on foreign real estate between 2010 and 2026, including a building in Belgrade for approximately three million euros.
Beachgoers at Stara Baška on Krk island in Croatia were surprised by a young deer that came to the beach and took a swim in the sea.
The government of Una-Sana Canton in Bosnia and Herzegovina and representative trade unions have signed agreements to increase the base for calculating public sector salaries to 450 KM.
The Montenegrin government is being criticized for making ad hoc decisions that are creating additional instability, with calls for a comprehensive anti-crisis package to protect citizens' living standards.
Montenegro's government has retained reduced excise duties on fuel, leading to a six-cent increase in diesel prices and a two-cent decrease in gasoline prices. These adjustments reflect ongoing efforts to manage fuel costs for consumers.
Mossos d'Esquadra dismantled an illegal rave party at a rural estate in El Pla de Santa Maria, with three individuals reported for drunk driving and four testing positive for drugs.
The 'Environmental Uprising' movement criticized the Serbian government and authorities for their delayed response to high temperatures and water levels, stating they should have been in constant session and high alert for days, rather than just convening the Republican Emergency Staff today.
An article suggests that the era of fundamental human rights has ended, with no more resistance in the US, and dissent once again prohibited, under the rule of oligarchs and corporate lobbying.
Two young Syrian men allegedly set fire to a room door at a reception center in Novi Zagreb. They reportedly expressed dissatisfaction with their accommodation conditions.
A Polish firm has offered to purchase land near Lake Milada in Ústí nad Labem for approximately 20 million Czech crowns. City councilors have recommended negotiating for a lower price of 7.6 million crowns, based on an expert appraisal.
Honey is one of the few foods that practically never spoils. This is not because it lacks water, but due to other factors that prevent microbial growth.
Iran has threatened to strike other nations' energy fields if the United States launches fresh attacks, with its foreign minister warning against any 'adventurous action' by the US. This escalation has prompted the US to urge its citizens in the Middle East to be prepared to leave the region.
Vassilis Chiotis and Akis Pavlopoulos are set to host the new season of ANT1's morning show 'Kalimera Ellada,' a change that has drawn strong public reaction, including criticism from Phoebus Papadakis, son of long-time host George Papadakis.
US embassies in the Middle East have issued warnings for citizens to consider departing the region, as President Trump threatens new strikes on Iran and a US general warns of insufficient resources to protect both the US and Israel from Iranian missiles. This comes after reports of new Iranian drone attacks and a tanker hit in the Strait of Hormuz.
The Government of the Republic of Croatia stated on X that Fitch's confirmation of the country's 'A-' credit rating demonstrates its responsible economic policy amidst challenging global circumstances.
The government of North Macedonia has declared a 30-day state of crisis across the country due to increased risks of wildfires. This measure aims to enhance preparedness and response capabilities for potential blazes.
The Janša government is accused of undermining the rule of law, moving from 'misjustice' to targeting Tanja Fajon.
An Israeli minister announced that the government has approved the establishment of 104 new settlements in the West Bank. This decision has drawn international criticism regarding the expansion of Israeli presence in the disputed territory.
A Montenegrin civil initiative, "Spasimo Brezna," claims the government is misleading the public regarding a new energy law, stating that the Energy Community Secretariat did not recommend its adoption without public debate.
Electricity prices in Spain have surged by 50% following a 21.6% increase in gas prices in July, attributed to the conflict in Hormuz and ongoing heatwaves.
The performance 'Niu' at the Perelada festival, starring Aleix Martínez, uses the stylized figure and high flight of storks to embody the dream of dancers.
Bankruptcy proceedings have been initiated for Itas Prvomajska, marking the end of the last factory in Croatia operating under worker self-management.
The Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP) has criticized the public prosecutor's office for four months of silence regarding a criminal complaint filed against Vladan Petrov. The party claims there has been no response to their allegations.
During a presentation at the international AIDS 2026 conference in Rio de Janeiro, representatives of the US government displayed a map of Africa with every country incorrectly marked, causing widespread ridicule among participants.
Saudi Arabia announced the formation of a 14-country maritime coalition to secure commercial shipping in the Red Sea, following increased Houthi attacks threatening the vital waterway. The initiative aims to protect navigation and potentially involves a naval and ground offensive against Houthi forces in Yemen.
The Serbian Parliament has voted to express confidence in the government, rejecting an initiative by the opposition to hold a no-confidence vote. Prime Minister Đuro Macut stated this signals the government should continue its current pace.
The Montenegrin government has adopted an Employment Strategy aimed at creating conditions for the development of sustainable, competitive, and inclusive labor markets by 2030.
The Slovenian government has raised the initial value for the modernization of equipment and systems at the Cerklje ob Krki air base from 30.5 million to 45.5 million euros.
The Croatian government has approved a memorandum of understanding for cooperation and implementation of a small caliber ammunition production project between Ammolux S.A. and Beretta Holding, with a factory to be established in Obrovac.
The Croatian government is providing 125 million euros to hospitals to settle debts and is investing in cadastre renewal, water infrastructure, and ongoing post-earthquake reconstruction efforts.
ANT1 is making a significant change to its morning news programming, with Akis Pavlopoulos and Vasilis Chiotis taking over as hosts of the long-running show 'Kalimera Ellada'.
The parliamentary committee is calling on the government and the municipality of Pljevlja to resolve the ownership dispute over the 'Ada' Sports Hall before the start of the school year.
Ivan Vučić, a young man, recognized and subdued a Polish national suspected of incidents in Medjugorje, holding him until police arrived.
The Una-Sana Canton government has declared July 30th a Day of Mourning in honor of the late General Ramiz Dreković, the first commander of the 5th Corps. A commemoration ceremony was held in Bihać to bid farewell to the respected general.
The case of the General Staff building has become a focal point of criticism against the Serbian government, with opposition figures citing it as a key example of illegal government actions. Critics argue there are numerous reasons for the government to resign over this issue.
A Russian entrepreneur associated with Telegram and VK has applied for Bosnian citizenship, a request that the Council of Ministers is scheduled to decide on Thursday.
Zdravko Ponoš, a member of parliament and leader of the Srbija centar (SRCE) party, stated that Prime Minister Đura Macut's government is the worst in Serbia's recent history.
The Indian Army demonstrated its operational readiness and high-altitude combat capabilities in the Drass sector of Ladakh, showcasing advanced technologies and drones during an event celebrating the 27th Kargil Vijay Diwas.
The Solidarity Kitchen in Novi Sad will continue its operations, providing meals to those in need thanks to ongoing citizen support. The initiative aims to ensure no one in the community goes hungry or homeless.