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City officials stated that recent terminations of school support staff were not part of new austerity measures but rather a continuation of decisions made by the former city council majority.
Sri Lankan authorities have disclosed the specific criminal charges against notorious figure Bus Lalith after his successful repatriation from the United Arab Emirates.
Following an Appeals Court decision, prosecutors are expected to reopen investigations into Gjergj Cukali, suspected of murdering former police officer Arben Bilali seven years ago in Albania.
Reports confirm that a suspect known as ‘Bus Lalith’ is being brought back to Sri Lanka from Dubai, with authorities working on the repatriation process.
Details regarding the Initial Public Offering (IPO) for Lalithaa Jewellery Mart, including issue date, price, and lot size, have been released.
Despite receiving significant annual funding from Croatia, the University Clinical Hospital Mostar sent a patient to Zagreb for treatment, raising questions about the allocation and effectiveness of the 73 million euros provided over the last decade.
Investors await the allotment status for Lalithaa Jewellery Mart's IPO, which saw an overwhelming response and is currently trading at a 27% grey market premium.
The Initial Public Offering (IPO) for Lalithaa Jewellery has been subscribed more than four times on its final day. Grey Market Premium (GMP) signals a potential 20% listing premium for the shares.
Meteorologists in the Czech Republic have lifted the nationwide fire warning, attributing the decision to recent rainfall. Despite the relief, the amount of rain received is still considered insufficient.
The Embassy of Tunisia in South Africa hosted a farewell reception for Deputy Head of Mission Ms. Hasna Tizaoui Dkhillali, marking the conclusion of her distinguished diplomatic service in the country.
Chinese authorities are pushing back against the spread of pseudo-historical claims online, including the assertion that Aristotle never existed, noting that widespread use of AI has exacerbated the trend.
Belgium is experiencing its largest-ever wildfire in the High Fens nature reserve, leading to evacuations of nearby villages and causing smoke to be detectable in Luxembourg. The blaze has prompted international concern and put Europe on high alert for wildfires.
Devastating wildfires have swept through Omiš, Croatia, leaving a trail of destruction and prompting a search for missing persons, including a British tourist. Authorities are investigating the cause of the fires, with one fire chief suggesting arson.
A hit-and-run driver has been charged with disorderly behaviour following an incident at the Belfast Fleadh, where Martin Olali claimed a shooting was a 'coordinated attack' on his life after a brawl.
Croatia's Environmental Protection and Energy Efficiency Fund is actively seeking solutions for waste disposal, having contacted approximately seventy waste treatment and disposal facilities across the European Union. This includes inquiries sent to four salt mines in Germany.
Align Technology has secured a patent ruling victory in China against its competitor Angelalign.
A court in Ostrava, Czech Republic, has charged four individuals in a drug trafficking case involving red phosphorus for methamphetamine production, with one deal reportedly ending in fraud.
A group of minors and their leader were fined for starting a fire in a cave under Pravčická brána in Bohemian Switzerland National Park and failing to extinguish it, despite the highest fire risk level.
At just 20 years old, Inga Mkalali is not only forging his own career but also creating opportunities for other young people to have their voices heard, believing in the power of stories to preserve culture and unlock potential.
Abdülalim Kaya, an 83-year-old seriously ill Kurdish man, died in a hospital after his requests for suspension of his sentence were repeatedly rejected despite a medical report stating he was 93 percent disabled.
The article details the life of Mohan Sharma, recounting his decline from living next to former Chief Minister Jayalalithaa to residing in an old-age home, illustrating how he lost everything.
A massive Russian missile and drone attack on Kyiv killed at least nine people and wounded 28, damaging residential buildings, a school, and the Lithuanian Embassy. Ukrainian officials, including President Zelenskyy, urgently requested additional air defense systems and interceptor missiles from international partners.
Amy Winehouse's father, Mitch Winehouse, has been ordered by a court to pay nearly £1 million to his daughter's friends following a failed lawsuit over an auction of her belongings. The dispute centered on items from the singer's last tour, including bags, shoes, and a dress.
Russian Telegram channels are circulating a video with a fake BBC News logo, falsely claiming that Ukraine's First Lady Olena Zelenska wore stolen jewelry, specifically a René Lalique pendant, at the Coalition of Will summit.
A 44-year-old man endured hours of torture, including beatings, kicks, and burns from a heated machete and cigarettes, before being left in his underwear by his captors in Poland; an indictment has been issued nearly a year after the abduction.
Kostas Laliotis, a historic PASOK executive, has made a surprising public return after a long period of silence with the release of his new extensive essay, 'The Signalmen of Athos'.
Bahrain and Kuwait have reportedly sent warplanes to participate in attacks on Iran, responding to alleged Iranian strikes on their territories, with support from the UAE.
Lalit Modi, former IPL chairman, has been cleared by a tribunal in a FEMA violation case, quashing penalties imposed by the Enforcement Directorate. Modi announced his intention to return to India early next year, stating this chapter is now behind him.
Sixteen years after the IPL 2009 Enforcement Directorate case, IPL founder Lalit Modi has claimed a significant legal win as a tribunal reportedly overturned key findings against him.
The Houthis have threatened shipping companies, warning them to avoid Saudi ports for loading and unloading cargo. This escalation raises concerns about potential new fronts in the Middle East conflict and disruptions to Russian crude supply, impacting global oil markets.
Cyclist Vedad Mulalić and his father embarked on a 12-day journey by bicycle from Berlin to Sarajevo, creating a memorable experience.
German cities and municipalities are facing record levels of debt due to declining tax revenues and increasing social expenditures, with Oberhausen highlighted as particularly affected.
Montenegro's Protector of Human Rights and Freedoms found that a citizen from Nikšić was denied effective protection of his right to unhindered access to his residential property for years, with Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG) and other institutions failing to act.
Donald Trump has revived his disputed claims of widespread fraud in the 2020 US election, accusing both China and Russia of interference. China has strongly refuted these allegations as 'unfounded smears' and 'lies.'
A new long-term study suggests that 'silent heart attacks,' which often occur without noticeable symptoms, can have significant consequences for the brain. Most people associate heart attacks with severe chest pain, but many go undetected.
A case of discrimination based on political conviction has been confirmed, raising questions about whether teacher Smiljana Lalić, who claims she lost her job for supporting students, will be reinstated.
The anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide was marked by commemorations in various cities, re-exhumations of victims, and strong messages against hatred, alongside controversies surrounding musicians performing on the day of remembrance.
Numerous organizations and individuals, including the Pula Film Festival and P.E.N. Center BiH, have condemned the attack on writer Vladimir Arsenijević in Belgrade. Many view the incident as a concerning sign of rising fascism and a shame for Serbia.
Kadić was sanctioned by the state disciplinary commission and sent home, though he plans to challenge the decision in court, stating he will not return to his director position regardless of the outcome.
The competition for the best new Serbian word 2026 has garnered significant interest in its first week, with citizens already submitting more than 150 proposals since its launch on May 17.
Regional media and football legends reacted to Zlatko Dalić's departure as Croatia's national team coach, with speculation about his successor. Players like Perišić and Rakitić sent warm messages, acknowledging his achievements.
American actress and director Olivia Wilde's film 'Don't Worry Darling' is recommended for all couples, whether they fantasize about orgies with neighbors or simply enjoy chatting with them.
The FIFA World Cup is progressing to the quarter-finals, with Erling Haaland equaling a rare World Cup record. Belgium has been allowed to appeal a decision regarding Folarin Balogun less than 24 hours before their match, adding to the tournament's drama.
New revelations from the Smer party's accounts show tens of thousands of euros paid for marketing and service activities to companies close to its politicians, with the party's annual report uncovering links to cases involving the Hlas party.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has challenged Russian President Vladimir Putin to meet him in Kostyantynivka, Ukraine, denying Russian claims of capturing the city. This invitation comes as Ukraine continues to target Russian oil infrastructure and Putin signs new tax laws to support the Russian fuel market.
Music composer Biddu reportedly stated that Jatin-Lalit should have earned significantly more, suggesting they were 'missing millions,' after composing for the iconic film DDLJ.
Unusual listings on the Vinted platform have led to a conspiracy theory about human trafficking, which researchers believe is likely unfounded and typical of such theories.
Joan Laporta has commenced his fourth term as president of FC Barcelona, delivering a message to Real Madrid, stating they 'don't have their bearings very well fixed' and seeing 'déjà vus,' with LaLiga president Javier Tebas also present.
Rumors are circulating about a potential wedding between Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce at Madison Square Garden, with extensive preparations including large white stairs, drapes, and strict staff rules observed at the venue. Details about the event and guest contracts have also emerged.
LaLiga's aggressive campaign against sports piracy in Spain is reportedly knocking out thousands of websites every weekend as collateral damage.
Following their own experience, Italians have issued a warning to Americans not to underestimate Bosnia in sports, suggesting they could face a similar outcome. This advice comes after Italy's encounter with Bosnia, where they learned a valuable lesson.
The Prime Minister of Bangladesh has urged Banglalink to make smartphones and internet services more affordable for the public.
An unusual incident in Bogatynia, Poland, where police were called on a 12-year-old boy selling lemonade, has garnered widespread attention and praise for the officers' compassionate reaction.
Panos Telalis, the winner of MasterChef, has expressed his intention to never leave Greece again. The 29-year-old professional chef, who previously lived and worked in Amsterdam, is now considering opening his own business in his home country.
Lalit Prabhakar discusses his role playing Ajmal Kasab in the film 'Prahaar'.
Iran has accused NATO of complicity in the US war, following comments by Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte suggesting European support for the US. This accusation has sparked a sharp conflict and criticism from Iran.
Panos Telalis is set to compete in the second challenge of the MasterChef 10 grand final, with previous winners of the show also making an appearance.
The spread of Vibrio bacteria, commonly known as 'flesh-eating bacteria,' has caused significant concern in the Mediterranean, leading to beach closures and dramatic warnings from experts as millions of tourists flock to the coasts.
Kostas Laliotis reflected on the enduring presence and legacy of Andreas Papandreou, 30 years after his death. He described Papandreou as a 'Great Absentee' with a continuous presence, serving as a beacon for both the past and future.
June 23rd marks Dravet Syndrome Awareness Day, focusing on this rare form of epilepsy that causes frequent seizures from an early age, often accompanied by delayed psychological development and behavioral disorders.
EasyJet has rejected a £4.7 billion takeover offer from US bidder Castlelake, stating that the proposal attempts to acquire the airline "on the cheap" and that the board is holding out for a higher valuation.
The regional council of Liberec dismissed Michaela Mutl, the director of the U Balvanu gymnasium in Jablonec nad Nisou, via a secret ballot, citing a long-term unsatisfactory situation in communication and relationships at the school.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has returned a state decoration to Poland, escalating a diplomatic dispute between the two nations. This comes as Ukraine also warns of an impending massive Russian attack.
Czech donors have contributed to the construction of a new solar power plant on the roof of St. Luke's Hospital in Lviv, Ukraine, which is part of the Unbroken medical complex. The new photovoltaic system aims to ensure more stable electricity supplies for the hospital.
Veteran actress Zeenat Aman disclosed her birth name, Laliteshwari, and explained that her diverse upbringing led her to prioritize humanity, kindness, and love as her personal religion.
A 33-year-old Dalit man was allegedly beaten to death in Lalitpur, Uttar Pradesh, after he refused to massage the feet of three men during a drunken gathering. The accused reportedly tried to stage the death as a road accident.
Croatia's SDP, Možemo, and DOSIP parties claim that the prosecution of Viktor Šimunić by USKOK is politically motivated, aiming to silence him and facilitate Dragan Primorac's appointment as head of the Croatian Olympic Committee.
A veterinarian in Ptuj was placed on administrative leave after falling asleep during an operation. The incident has sparked debate over working conditions, as Slovenian law does not officially recognize forced leave.
A group of school staff in Reykjavík has received termination letters as their jobs are being outsourced, with a union leader criticizing the city's decision.
Residents of Novi Sad have sent aid packages and over half a million dinars to areas affected by recent fires. This collective effort demonstrates community support for those impacted by the blazes.
Banglalink is seeking regulatory approval to launch a new satellite-to-mobile service, aiming to expand its telecommunications offerings.
Ukrainian attacks have reportedly damaged key Russian frigates and forced the Black Sea Fleet to withdraw to port, while Russian strikes killed 16 in Kyiv and the surrounding region. These developments have led to a significant increase in global wheat prices.
The Prague Spring of 1968 marked an attempt at political and social reforms in Czechoslovakia under Alexander Dubček, which was ultimately suppressed by a Soviet invasion involving half a million soldiers.
The Czech Senate has approved changes to the Chamber of Deputies' rules of procedure, sending the proposal to the president, with the aim of reducing opportunities for lengthy parliamentary obstructions.
Boxing legends Conjestina and Bilali have faced tragic struggles, spending 15 years in and out of rehabilitation centers battling depression.
Kiran Kumar, a Class 5 dropout, has built Lalithaa Jewellery into an Rs 11,000 crore empire, starting with his mother's four gold pieces. His story exemplifies a remarkable entrepreneurial journey and significant business success.
The Initial Public Offering (IPO) for Lalithaa Jewellery was subscribed 11% on its opening day, with Grey Market Premium (GMP) signaling a potential 15% listing premium.
An overview of seven new Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) scheduled for next week, with Horizon Industrial Parks and Lalithaa Jewellery leading a significant Rs 6,400-crore rush.
Banglalink, a telecommunications company, has been granted an e-wallet license, enabling it to offer digital financial services. This move expands its offerings in the mobile financial services sector.
Lalit Modi shared insights into his parenting philosophy, attributing it to his strict upbringing, and revealed his tradition of gifting his son a Ferrari every year.
Three men have been charged with attempted murder after allegedly dousing a 17-year-old boy with gasoline and setting him on fire in Poland. The victim is currently in a medically induced coma in the hospital, and the suspects have been temporarily arrested.
NASA is preparing for an upcoming eclipse, utilizing a research aircraft taking off from Iceland to capture photographs and selecting the Spanish village of Villalibado to track and broadcast the event globally.
Four individuals have been arrested in Milęcin, Poland, for allegedly dumping chemical waste into a trench dug on the premises of an abandoned farm building.
The US has taken an unprecedented step to rescue the Japanese Yen, which was collapsing, by intervening in financial markets using Euros.
Bosnian Foreign Minister Elmedin Konaković and MP Šemsudin Mehmedović have issued strong statements regarding the representation within Bosnia and Herzegovina's institutions, addressing pressures from neighbors and the misuse of constitutional principles.
An opinion piece suggests that the arrest saga involving Vijay's Udhayanidhi might not be a political misstep, drawing parallels to strategies employed by Jayalalithaa.
The Los Espartales station on Metro de Madrid's Line 12 will be renamed to include 'Getafe' and 'Coliseum' in anticipation of the start of LaLiga.
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.
Horn players from around the world have arrived in Broumov, Czech Republic, for traditional summer horn courses and a festive concert at the local monastery as part of the 'Treasures of Broumov' festival.
The Managing Director of Consolidated Bank Ghana Ltd (CBG), Dr Naomi Wolali Kwetey, has described women as key drivers of Ghana's economic growth and national development, stressing the need for…
A historical account of the 1917 Halifax explosion, detailing the collision of a French cargo ship and a Norwegian vessel, and the lasting gratitude for aid received.
LaLiga president Javier Tebas welcomed new clubs to the league, using the opportunity to criticize the Premier League's financial model, stating they "lost a billion pounds." He emphasized LaLiga's economic model, warning against confusing ambition with imprudence.
A collision between a train and a car occurred on the road between Odžaci and Lalić, resulting in the suspension of traffic. Authorities are investigating the incident and working to clear the scene.
International Criminal Court (ICC) members voted to dismiss chief prosecutor Karim Khan following allegations of sexual misconduct. In response, Venezuela announced its withdrawal from the ICC, citing alleged bias and political attacks.
SNS councilor Cvija Vasić sparked controversy by telling the opposition, 'You have killed Serbs enough,' leading to calls for her apology and condemnation of hate speech in the assembly.
A councilwoman from the Serbian Progressive Party, Cvija Vasić, sparked controversy in the Novi Sad city assembly by telling the opposition they 'slaughtered Serbs' during a debate.
A verbal confrontation erupted between Bravo Civic Movement councilor Miran Pogačar and Novi Sad Mayor Žarko Mićin during a city assembly session.
Russian attacks on merchant ships in the Black Sea intensified, resulting in ten deaths after a strike on a civilian maize vessel near Odesa. Several Greek-owned ships were also targeted, raising concerns about the safety of maritime trade in the region.
German cities and municipalities are facing record levels of debt, struggling with public finances due to reduced tax revenues and increased social expenditures, with Oberhausen highlighted as a particularly indebted city.
It was the spring of 2012 when a father and his sons from Split met their "savior," a woman who promised to arrange disability status for the older man and jobs in DM for the sons.
The trade union organization of the National Gallery Prague (NGP) sent an open letter to Culture Minister Oto Klempíř, demanding an explanation for his actions regarding the gallery. The union specifically called on the minister to answer questions about the decision-making process for selecting a new director.
The article discusses how the government's occupation of all spheres of society, including state institutions and media, leads to apathy among the populace, questioning if this reasoning is sufficient.
The satirical newspaper The Onion has acquired InfoWars, the conspiracy theory channel led by Alex Jones for years, and is now heavily mocking those who spread misinformation.
A large forest fire has engulfed nearly 1,000 hectares (10,000 stremmata) of the Fontainebleau forest south of Paris, with over 400 firefighters battling the blaze. Authorities suspect arson as the cause of the fire, which has been described as a 'monster' and could take weeks to extinguish.
A former DGP-rank officer in Uttar Pradesh has been booked for abetment of suicide in connection with the death of a retired teacher from Lalitpur.
The historic Bayeux Tapestry, depicting the 1066 Norman Conquest, has arrived in Britain for the first time in almost a millennium. The medieval masterpiece was transported across the Channel in a shock-absorbing cage for display at the British Museum.
The competition for the best new Serbian word for 2026, which began on May 17 and runs until September 30, has already attracted great interest in its first week, with over 150 proposals received.
Millions of euros worth of jewelry were stolen from the Lalique museum in France in a very short space of time, according to the museum's statement on Instagram.
Masked burglars carried out a lightning raid on the Lalique Museum in France, making off with jewelry and exhibits valued at several million euros. Despite alarms being triggered, the thieves managed to escape with the valuable items.
Masked thieves broke into the Musee Lalique in France's eastern Alsace region, making off with approximately 20 pieces of jewellery valued at several millions of euros.
Jewelry valued at approximately 4 million euros was stolen from the Lalique Museum in Alsace, France, during a burglary. Authorities have launched an investigation into the high-value theft.
Millions of mourners gathered in Tehran for the state funeral of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, with emotional scenes as Iranian officials paid their respects and chants of 'death to USA' were heard. International dignitaries also arrived to attend the multi-day ceremonies.
Slovak MP Beáta Jurík reveals that her children have received death threats, including wishes for them to be hanged from a bridge, highlighting the severe online attacks against women politicians.
A Croatian goalkeeper, now the most valuable in LaLiga 2, is reportedly on the verge of a major career transfer, potentially playing in a significant derby against fellow Croatians.
Russia's state news agency RIA Novosti reported that Russian air defense systems destroyed nearly 64,000 Ukrainian drones over Russian territory in the first half of this year.
Valentina Minić, President of the Democrats' Women's Forum, responded to an SDP official, stating that citizens have put SDP on a "blacklist of undesirables" and promising to reveal new details about their partners.
Veon, the parent company of Banglalink, has proposed a $1 billion investment initiative.
A general practitioner revealed the reasons behind frequently asking patients if they have researched their symptoms online.
This satirical piece questions the whereabouts of a figure named Ivan during a tragic event where 20,000 children were sent to heaven. The articles use satire to comment on a serious, unspecified incident.
Firefighters from OSP "Przylep" in Zielona Góra, Poland, responded to the ongoing heatwave by helping to cool down animals at a local shelter over the weekend.
Weekend political rallies in Serbia indicate that the election campaign has already begun, with citizens reportedly growing accustomed to SNS propaganda. These gatherings suggest an early start to political maneuvering.
Panos Telalis has been announced as the grand winner of MasterChef, with his partner, a well-known influencer, also gaining attention.
During an intervention against a shooter in Zábřeh, Ostrava, Czech police utilized a modern warning system to send SMS alerts to residents in the affected area.
Freemasons from five continents gathered in Belgrade at the invitation of the Regular Grand Lodge of Serbia to send messages of peace, commemorating the 100th anniversary of a 1926 peace meeting.
Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has admitted that Israel smuggled Starlink satellite internet terminals into Iran. The operation was intended to assist anti-government protesters, though Bennett criticized the Netanyahu government for not utilizing them effectively.
The Croatian State Hydrometeorological Institute (DHMZ) has issued an extraordinary statement regarding an intensifying heatwave. Meteorologists have announced the expected duration of the heatwave in Croatia.
Czech winemakers are once again concerned as Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) plans to revive the unpopular tax on still wine. They have sent a strong message to the Prime Minister, indicating they will likely need to demonstrate their negotiating power again.
Ana Lalić Hegediš has spoken out against what she describes as the systemic regime-led dehumanization of Dinko Gruhonjić. Her statements highlight concerns about the treatment of Gruhonjić.
Prague city councilors, following a proposal from Deputy Mayor Jaromír Beránek, dismissed Ondřej Prokop, an ANO party councilor and mayoral candidate, from the supervisory board of the city's transport company (DPP), with Prokop alleging it was an act of revenge by the Pirates.
EU leaders are reportedly divided over the appropriateness of direct communication with Russian President Vladimir Putin, following reports of European Council President António Costa's preliminary contacts with the Kremlin. Figures like Macron and Merz have criticized such direct engagement, highlighting a split within the bloc on diplomatic approaches to Russia.
Veteran actress Zeenat Aman has disclosed that her Hindu mother named her Laliteshwari and shared details about her parents' interfaith marriage.
Russian attacks on the Donetsk region over the past day have resulted in four deaths and 17 injuries. The strikes also caused significant damage to buildings and a shopping center in Sloviansk and Zaporizhzhia.
This week marks 84 years since the Nazi massacre of Lidice, Czechoslovakia, a retaliatory act for the assassination of Reinhard Heydrich. A ceremony was held to honor the victims.
The FIFA World Cup has officially begun with a Fan Fest at the Coliseum and initial matches underway. Early games have seen multiple red cards, prompting discussions about refereeing strictness.
Locals in central Split have erected an English-language sign urging intoxicated visitors to refrain from urinating in Marmontova Street, citing the presence of resident cats in the area.
Several companies, including The9, NAPCO Security, PDD (Temu-owner), Lalithaa Jewellery Mart, and Data3, have seen their shares surge after reporting strong quarterly earnings. These positive financial results have led to significant stock market gains.
Cardiologists in Pardubice, Czech Republic, are observing an increase in older patients presenting with complex heart problems, often having previously suffered heart attacks and multiple narrowed arteries.
Nakanai MP and DDA Chairman Francis Galia Maneke has urged parents, teachers, students, the church, and school authorities to collaborate for improved education outcomes for children in the district.
Serbia is battling extensive wildfires that have threatened homes and property, with over 3,500 hectares burning. Russia has sent an Il-76 aircraft to assist in extinguishing the fires after Serbia requested international help.
Retired Greek Philology professor and former PSUC deputy, Lali Vintró, shares her views on politics, noting it was once more entertaining and is now less active.
Officials have lifted the final evacuation orders in the wildfire-affected zone along the border between Belgium and Germany. Residents are now permitted to return to their homes after the fires have been brought under control.
Croatian firefighters have issued a warning about a continuous high risk of wildfires, urging the public and tourists to exercise extreme caution. Authorities are also working on strategies to inform tourists about the dangers of fires.
On the night of August 17-18, 1943, hundreds of British bombers targeted the German island of Usedom in the Baltic Sea, where they had discovered what was believed to be Hitler's secret weapon development site.
The initial public offering for Lalithaa Jewellery Mart opens today, with grey market premium signals indicating a potential 15% premium for investors.
Approximately 7,000 guests attended the Echolalia solar eclipse festival, organized by Björk and Smekkleysa, held in Hafnarfjörður, Iceland, to celebrate the total eclipse and Smekkleysa's 40th anniversary.
DRŽAVNOM inspektoratu poslali smo nekoliko konkretnih pitanja.
New wildfires have erupted near Zadar and on the Pelješac peninsula in Croatia, prompting a significant response from firefighters and the deployment of water-bombing aircraft. Authorities describe the situation on Pelješac as serious, with traffic disrupted.
A landslide in Val Bever, Switzerland, has caused the Albula railway line to be flooded and subsequently closed. The incident has disrupted train services in the Graubünden region.
Croatia's Most party has begun collecting signatures and sent proposals to parliamentary clubs to initiate a motion for the recall of the government, citing an ecological disaster in Lika as a key reason.
Several villages in the Czech Republic, including Sebranice and Dobré, are experiencing severe drinking water shortages as their municipal wells have dried up. Residents are being asked to conserve water, with restrictions on activities like watering and car washing, and cisterns have been deployed to supply affected areas.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited Belgrade, Serbia, meeting with President Aleksandar Vucic to discuss humanitarian aid, trade, and Ukraine's path to the EU. Zelenskyy also announced an agreement with the U.S. for monthly deliveries of interceptor missiles, though he noted they are insufficient to meet Ukraine's needs.
The Lalique Museum in Wingen-sur-Moder, France, has launched a public fundraiser to finance security upgrades following a burglary on July 5 where 27 jewels, valued at over €4.5 million, were stolen. The funds are intended to help prepare for the museum's reopening.
Ron Wood of the Rolling Stones is set to return to Argentina, a significant location for the band, while Argentine pop star Lali has announced another concert in the country. Both artists are preparing for upcoming performances.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino is facing significant pressure and calls for his resignation after his controversial plan to sell off World Cup rights to private investors collapsed. The proposal, which reportedly included a potential $30 million salary for Infantino, has led to widespread criticism and a loss of confidence from many football federations and officials.
Dutch airline KLM has sparked controversy by selling a ceramic replica of Anne Frank's house designed as a shot glass, drawing criticism for its insensitivity.
Donald Trump has indicated uncertainty about providing Patriot missiles to Ukraine, a stance that comes amidst ongoing discussions about US immigration policies affecting Indian students and the launch of his 'Patriot Passport' initiative. Meanwhile, Ukraine reports a deadly Russian strike using a North Korean missile and a Russian agent's sentencing for recruitment attempts.
eBay has agreed to pay a $56 million settlement to a couple who were terrorized by former employees with items like live cockroaches and a funeral wreath. The settlement resolves a long-running harassment case against the e-commerce giant.
India and Nepal have strengthened their relationship through the restoration of heritage sites in Lalitpur, with India having helped conserve 30 heritage sites across eight districts of Nepal since the 2015 earthquake.
Ukrainian First Lady Olena Zelenska was falsely accused online of wearing jewelry stolen from the 'Lalique' museum in France during a visit to Paris, a claim debunked by a 'Lie Detector' investigation.
A dolphin named Oliver reportedly pulled a swimmer underwater in the Novigrad Sea, prompting the Blue World Institute to issue a warning.
The Enforcement Directorate's case against Lalit Modi has been overturned, raising questions about the implications for his potential return.
The United States has sent its first humanitarian aid flight to Cuba, delivering food and hygiene kits as part of a $100 million commitment. This marks a significant step in US aid efforts to the island nation.
During a heated debate in the Novi Sad City Assembly, Serbian Progressive Party councilwoman Cvija Vasić accused the opposition of having 'slaughtered Serbs.' Her remarks sparked controversy during the session.
A new documentary titled 'Always Lalisa,' focusing on BLACKPINK's LISA's breakout year, including her performances at the FIFA World Cup opening ceremony and Coachella, is set to world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival.
A new study suggests that a giant asteroid breakup in the main asteroid belt about 800 million years ago may have triggered a prolonged period of impacts across Earth, the Moon, and Mars. Researchers linked this event to the Eulalia asteroid family.
Former 'Zvezde Granda' winner Mahir Mulalić achieved significant success by winning a bronze medal at the 'Biseri Jadrana' music festival with his new song.
The trade union organization of the National Gallery Prague (NGP) sent an open letter to Culture Minister Oto Klempíř, demanding an explanation for his actions regarding the gallery and specifically calling for answers on the director selection process.
After completing a cleanup action in Kolašin, tango campers symbolically embraced amidst collected waste to send a message that the area deserves to be transformed into a small school park.
The United States has intensified its military actions against Iran, launching multiple strikes on Iranian military targets and disabling a tanker in the Strait of Hormuz. This comes as Iran reports retaliatory attacks and warns of an existential war with the US, further escalating the conflict between the two nations.
The renowned French luxury brand Lalique, known for its craftsmanship and unique design, is now available in Iceland for the first time at Chronos Michelsen in Kringlan, captivating local enthusiasts.
Tensions between the United States and Iran have escalated, leading to renewed exchanges and concerns about regional conflict. This has resulted in slower traffic and increased safety risks in the Strait of Hormuz.
The 31st anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide was commemorated with the burial of 10 newly identified victims in Potočari, while citizens across the region paid tribute to the victims. The event highlighted differing views on the atrocity in Serbia, with some calling for remembrance and others viewing it as a day of liberation.
Sociologist Dražen Lalić discussed football as a global social phenomenon on N1 television, highlighting how the World Cup reflects the power of politics, capital, and American values.
Lalita Devi Arjun Singh, a Singaporean, played a key role in developing a health monitoring kit and emergency nutrition pouches for Artemis II astronauts, supporting their journey around the moon.
A Paris court acquitted a French school assistant of sexual assault against kindergarten students but sentenced him to an eight-month suspended prison term for sexual harassment against colleagues.
Criminals stole jewelry worth several million euros from the Lalique Museum in Alsace, eastern France, with the thieves yet to be apprehended.
A masked gang carried out an early morning raid at the French luxury glassmaker Lalique, stealing approximately 20 pieces of jewelry valued at around €4 million.
The official website for the Latvian Literature Award (LALIGABA), laligaba.lv, has been hacked. The incident was confirmed by Eva Eglāja-Kristsone, director of the Institute of Literature, Folklore and Art at the University of Latvia.
Iran is preparing for the funeral of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, with state media showing images of his coffin at the Grand Mosalla surrounded by mourners, as a week of mass mourning is planned and warnings issued to the US and Israel.
The United States and Iran concluded a round of indirect talks in Doha, Qatar, with Qatari mediators reporting positive progress despite an inconclusive end. Discussions centered on the Strait of Hormuz, with Iran asserting its right to control the strategic waterway, and further negotiations are expected after the funeral of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Soroka University Medical Center and Clalit have signed new agreements with Azerbaijani healthcare providers, expanding cooperation in research, pediatrics, and medical training.
Iran and Oman are advancing plans to charge vessels for passage through the Strait of Hormuz, despite objections from the United States. Oman has reportedly submitted a formal proposal to the US regarding the future of the strait, which could include 'service and environmental fees'.
Investigative network KRIK reported that former football official Slaviša Kokeza allegedly used encrypted communication to hire criminals to attack Nemanja Vidić. The report claims threats were made against Vidić if he did not withdraw from the football association.
The Croatian Personal Data Protection Agency (AZOP) has launched an oversight investigation into CARNET following the publication of student and teacher data, warning parents about phishing risks.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has announced his intention to resign, sparking speculation about the motives behind his decision. German media, Deutsche Welle, suggests that Vučić, known for his authoritarian influence across state institutions, the Church, and media, may be making a strategic move.
A congressional initiative is underway in the US to block the sale of F-35 fighter jets to Turkey, citing concerns over Israel's partnership and Russian intelligence. This development is part of a broader range of news, including Joe Biden criticizing Donald Trump and Serbia showcasing new Russian weaponry.
The Domaša reservoir continues to face a 'tragedy' as its dried-up bed reveals sand dunes, barrels with unknown contents, rusty chains, former pontoons, and dead fish and aquatic animals, with tourists getting stuck in mud.
A specific Dilip Kumar film was reportedly turned down by J. Jayalalithaa and several other prominent Bollywood heroines of the era.
Panos Telalis has been crowned the winner of MasterChef Greece, taking home the grand prize of €100,000. He left Amsterdam to compete and ultimately win the culinary competition.
Questions have arisen in Slovakia regarding a new obligation for entrepreneurs, as reported in a daily news summary that also covered V4 rapprochement, Ivan Korčok's accident, and Taraba's gifts.
Freemasons from five continents gathered in Belgrade to commemorate the 100th anniversary of a 1926 peace meeting where German and French Masons reconciled after World War I.
Five years after a devastating tornado hit South Moravia, over 1.3 billion Czech Koruna was sent by people for aid, which helped restore the landscape and buildings in the affected areas.
The Supreme Court has issued rulings on two distinct cases, siding with a Michigan county in a tax foreclosure dispute. Separately, the court also ruled in favor of Madrid regarding LaLiga TV rights.
A ransom note sent to media outlets claimed that Nancy Guthrie, the abducted mother of NBC presenter Savannah Guthrie, had died shortly after her disappearance. The note reportedly expressed regret, stating the kidnappers did not intend for her to die.
Tassos Pavlidis and Panos Telalis, the two finalists of the 10th anniversary MasterChef Greece, travel to Barcelona for the grand finale, where they are greeted by the three chef judges.
Clalit Health Services is set to join an international consortium of health authorities to develop an AI research platform aimed at predicting and managing future pandemics.
Prague city councilors have voted to remove Ondřej Prokop (ANO) from his position as chairman of the control committee due to a scandal involving undeclared apartments, electing Jan Hušbauer as his replacement.
An article from the Tehran Times discusses the precarious situation and ultimate fate of US-Israeli proxies. The piece suggests these proxies are often abandoned or 'thrown under the bus'.
The leadership of TV Noe, Leoš Ryška and Petr Kudela, were each fined 20,000 CZK for misusing a European subsidy intended for an employee kindergarten. Children of non-employees also attended the facility, leading to a plea bargain.
The operation was led by Dr. Yuval Gielchinsky, Director of the Fetal Medicine Center at Clalit-Beilinson, alongside Dr. Kinneret Tenenbaum, Head of the Twin Pregnancy Clinic.