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The Gospojinski fast, dedicated to the Most Holy Mother of God, has commenced, with believers observing specific rules and customs during this period. This fast is held in honor and according to the example of the Most Holy Mother of God.
A cyberattack on the Polish medical platform MyDr has resulted in the potential exposure of personal data, including PESEL numbers, for up to 19 million Polish citizens. The incident has prompted warnings about phishing and a government response to the unprecedented data breach.
A New Yorker on vacation was horrified to discover an unknown person in her apartment through her surveillance camera. The incident occurred while she was away from home.
The Kaunas Regional Prosecutor's Office has appealed the verdict against Kaišiadorys Mayor Šarūnas Čėsnas in the "receipts" case, seeking a stricter penalty for the embezzlement of municipal property.
A Greek mayor is among three individuals who have been charged in connection with a wildfire that occurred near Athens. The charges relate to the cause of the blaze, which devastated areas west of the capital.
The Homeland Union – Lithuanian Christian Democrats (TS-LKD) is set to begin registering supporters on Saturday for its open primary election to select a candidate for Kaunas mayor.
Progressive candidate Abdul El-Sayed narrowly won the high-profile Michigan Democratic Senate primary, defeating an incumbent and sparking debate about the Democratic Party's leftward shift. His victory is seen as a significant win for the party's progressive wing.
Brazil has downgraded diplomatic relations with Argentina and recalled its ambassador after Argentine President Javier Milei made insulting remarks about Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. This move escalates a diplomatic crisis between the two South American nations.
A damaged 'students win' sticker was found on a metal fence near the Prince's Palace in Monaco, with only the word 'students' remaining visible.
The Bayreuth 'Ring' production, featuring an AI-driven narrative, continues to spark debate, with audiences expressing frustration and rejection over its storytelling approach, while the music remains a source of meaning.
Pro-government media in Serbia are reportedly targeting a high school student from Valjevo by publicly disclosing his grades, drawing criticism for attacking students.
Sinkevičius is scheduled to meet with the mayor of Vilnius to discuss various culture and sports projects. Meanwhile, the Prime Minister's advisory team is still in the process of being formed.
The Serbian Bar Association (AKS) has urged all lawyers to refrain from participating in Informer TV programs until further notice, citing the pro-regime tabloid's targeting of lawyer Jana Aćimović Planojević.
The Serbian Bar Association (AKS) has condemned pressures on lawyers and called on its members not to appear on the Informer media outlet, expressing full support for lawyer Jana Aćimović Planojević.
The Homeland Union – Lithuanian Christian Democrats (TS-LKD) has announced five individuals who will compete to become the party's candidate for the mayor of Kaunas.
A Dutch article discusses a comparison between Homer's ancient epic 'The Odyssey' and modern interpretations, potentially referencing Christopher Nolan's cinematic style or influence.
The 150th anniversary of Richard Wagner's epic opera cycle, 'Der Ring des Nibelungen,' is being celebrated, highlighting its individual parts including 'Die Walküre,' 'Siegfried,' and 'Götterdämmerung'.
A survey reveals that a majority of Slovaks, including many Smer voters, are calling for Tibor Gašpar to resign from his position as Deputy Speaker of Parliament due to the 'Očistec' case.
Following numerous incidents of wrong-way driving, the Ministry of Interior has appealed to citizens to be more cautious, raising questions about the reliability of GPS navigation as a potential contributing factor.
Josh Brown and Sean Russo discuss the insurance sector, with Brown identifying a specific insurance company as a "homerun" stock on his best stocks list.
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents are now required to wear body cameras during most vehicle stops. This policy change comes after a series of fatal shootings and public outcry, with the FBI no longer investigating confrontations involving ICE.
A former CEO of Italy's motorway operator and 31 others have been convicted and sentenced to prison for their roles in the 2018 Genoa bridge collapse that killed 43 people. The sentences, including 12 years for the ex-CEO, bring some relief to victims' families after years of legal proceedings.
Minna and Kalle Gummerus's footwear company, Vibae, has rapidly grown its turnover to over 14 million euros in a few years, but this growth comes with the drawback of having no financial buffer for difficult times.
The son of Ambassador Radačovský is joining the Smer party, with his father asserting he has excellent political instincts and predicting the party's victory.
The 'Kino na placu' (Cinema at the Market) event at Trešnjevka Market will feature screenings of films, including Agnès Varda's 'The Gleaners and I' (2000).
A resident in Ljutomer experienced a severe hangover, prompting local discussion. The specific details of the incident were not provided.
Jeffrey Wright spoke out against racist abuse directed at Kylian Mbappé, stating that being Black is a 'political term' and condemning attempts to diminish Mbappé's power with racist remarks. This comes after an individual referred to Mbappé as a Cameroonian raised by chimpanzees, claiming their account was hacked.
Czech fruit growers anticipate a 50% reduction in this year's harvest due to adverse weather conditions including spring frosts, drought, and recent heatwaves. Experts warn that similar scenarios may become more frequent with climate change.
The European Parliament is considering amendments to a resolution concerning Serbia, addressing issues such as cooperation with the Communist Party of China and the potential suspension of EU funds. This comes amidst discussions about the country's progress towards EU accession.
Slovak state arms companies, working with arms dealer Strnad's group for at least three years, are reportedly on the verge of losing a howitzer deal in Malaysia, encountering strong competition from French manufacturers despite a visit by Minister Kaliňák.
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.
Austria is expecting a robust beginning to its summer tourist season, with a boom in domestic summer holidays.
An Ipsos poll for Denník N reveals that over two-thirds of Slovaks are bothered by relatives of ruling politicians holding state positions, though Smer voters do not see an issue with Prime Minister Fico's son receiving a salary from the party's funds.
Lithuanian designer Juozas Statkevičius, after leaving the Lithuanian coast, continues his public dispute with Palanga Mayor Šarūnas Vaitkus, who had previously suggested he seek perfect holidays elsewhere.
Slovak Defense Minister Robert Kaliňák defended the controversial fake brick wall project at the Ministry of Defense, stating it protects against graffiti, while dismissing connections to a Smer party associate as nonsense.
The city of Daugavpils, Latvia, has expanded its video surveillance system to over 200 cameras, which have been instrumental in maintaining public order and assisting in arrests for over a decade.
The effects of climate change are increasingly impacting summer vacations, even in Central Europe, with concerns ranging from mosquito-borne viruses and dangerous bacteria in the sea to extreme heat in cities.
Argentine footballer Lucas Trejo tragically lost his wife and two children in Venezuela after their building collapsed during a series of earthquakes. Rescue efforts continued, but the critical 72-hour window for finding survivors passed.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico sparked controversy after publicly calling an RTVS journalist a "stupid woman" during a discussion, leading to reactions from other politicians.
A court in Meru, Kenya, has issued an order to stop the construction of a State lodge in Imenti Forest. Petitioners argued that the proposed development poses a threat to a crucial water catchment area.
Cristiano Ronaldo made history by becoming the first player to score in six different World Cup editions, silencing critics with a record-setting performance. He expressed relief and declared 'I'm back' after his double kickstarted Portugal's campaign.
Zelensky thanked Starmer, the Kremlin also commented: 'Chances are small...'
The Telegram channel of Moscow's mayor was hacked and flooded with messages stating 'Moscow will burn' and links to a Ukrainian military fundraiser. This incident occurred on the mayor's birthday.
The Lithuanian Farmers and Greens Union (LVŽS) has put forward sea captain Romas Karmazinas as their candidate for Klaipėda city mayor in the 2027 municipal elections.
As more people opt for cooler summer getaways, an article highlights exemplary vacation homes in Norway, Canada, and South Africa for those seeking a refreshing summer experience.
A daily news selection reports that Miroslav Radačovský is traveling to Cyprus, alongside an overview of relatives and partners associated with the Smer political party.
Reports detail an extensive network of relatives and partners secured by Robert Fico and the Smer party, leading to a new scandal. This situation has placed Robert Fico in an unprecedented and sensitive position.
The Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia (NUNS) has strongly condemned the targeting and public lynching of university professor and journalist Dinko Gruhonjić and journalist Getoarbe Mulići by the tabloid Informer.
Marek Maďarič, former deputy chairman of Smer, reflects on the party's successful 2006 election campaign that first brought them to power, discussing their strategy and character at the time.
Jernej Vrtovec, president of the NSi party, stated that four NSi MPs were performing their legal duty in the Knovs case, denying any responsibility for their actions.
An analysis by the Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) on the first 100 completed media tenders in Serbia indicates that a significant portion of funds was allocated to specific media outlets and their subsidiaries.
Greek artist Christos Dantis required two surgical procedures on his arm after his body rejected the titanium material implanted following a rare fracture in his humerus, causing him unbearable pain.
Criticism has emerged in Serbia regarding the Minister of Education's attendance at an Informer celebration and concerns that the school calendar for 2026/27 might be manipulated to secure an audience for Expo.
A Lithuanian court will re-evaluate whether the prosecutor's office should provide information about an investigation to the Kaunas mayor and has postponed a decision in the "Nemuno aušros" case regarding car rentals.
Former politician Ján Slota has avoided a corruption sentence, partly due to support from the Smer party, despite previous allegations of illicit dealings. This development comes as Slota faces ongoing legal troubles.
According to the indictment in the 'Očistec' case, the Bödör police 'octopus' allegedly sought compromising information not only on opponents but also on a high-ranking Smer official.
The Moldovan President stated in an interview that EU expansion is vital for Moldova and that the country is not seeking shortcuts, while noting that Russian interference is brutal in their case compared to more subtle Western involvement.
Wagner's 'Götterdämmerung' was presented at the Vienna State Opera, with the State Opera Orchestra under Pablo Heras-Casado receiving praise for its top performance.
Police are facing criticism for their delayed response to an attack on a Rotterdam mosque, with reports indicating that authorities hesitated to act immediately in the case of a fake police officer incident.
Health services in Isiolo and Meru have been paralyzed as medical workers down tools, while the Meru Governor states he is in the process of promoting 512 health workers.
Američania raketou Hellfire zastavili tanker smerujúci k Iránu v rozpore s blokádou. CENTCOM hlási už šesť vyradených lodí a stovky presmerovaných plavidiel.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić warned that protectionism risks destroying Europe and complicates investment flows between Europe, China, and the US. He also hinted at potentially becoming prime minister again and requested EU accession to Schengen without imposing visas on Russia.
The Serbian Government has extended its temporary ban on the export of oil and petroleum derivatives until July 2. This measure aims to ensure domestic supply and stability.
Leaked information suggests that Oppo and Honor are testing 100-megapixel front cameras in a 1:1 square format for their upcoming flagship smartphones.
Serbia is at a dramatically challenging and potentially decisive moment that could determine the character of its political, economic, social, and cultural future. The article discusses the geopolitical direction the country's future government might take.
Police in Serbia are appealing to drivers to respect traffic regulations after a driver was observed traveling in the wrong direction on the emergency lane of the Niš-Belgrade highway near Aleksinac. The incident highlights dangerous driving practices.
State institutions in Serbia, including the police and border patrol, are accused of misusing surveillance cameras to target activist Nikola Ristić, raising concerns about "system revenge" against activists.
An expert warns that while reserving a PESEL number is crucial for identity theft protection, it does not safeguard against all types of fraud, as criminals can still use stolen data for activities like renting apartments or cars.
A rare total solar eclipse captivated millions of spectators across parts of Europe, plunging areas like Spain into temporary darkness. The celestial event, which had not been seen in Spain for over a century, drew widespread awe and observation.
Lithuania is actively preparing for its presidency of the Council of the European Union in 2027, with discussions including the possibility of seeking changes to the EU migration pact.
Latvian documentarian Ivars Zviedris and his wife, journalist Zane Mači, have been living in Liepupe for five years, where Zviedris envisions creating a cinema village.
A complete stock of industrial plastic sheets and rods is available in Belgrade, with custom cutting services offered. This provides a comprehensive solution for industrial plastic needs in the city.
Mechak, a 25-year-old from Zurich, successfully passed the Numerus Clausus entrance exam for medical school, sharing his joy online and discussing the challenges and support he received.
A large banner containing hate speech, referencing 'Operation Storm' in reverse, appeared on a private property near the Šid-Tovarnik border crossing in Serbia and was subsequently removed by local residents.
Evidence presented by prosecutors against Dušan Kováčik, the former head of special prosecutors, is reported to completely dismantle the fabrications put forth by the Smer party.
A 15-year-old boy died while fishing in a gravel pit near Babinci pri Ljutomeru, Slovenia, a site known for its depth and previous fatalities.
A column titled 'My Verdict' discusses the sensitive topic of vacation planning in companies, specifically addressing whether taking three weeks or more for summer vacation is practical, given the need for business continuity.
Serbia has not implemented any mandatory measures to protect employees during the ongoing heatwave, according to Reljanović. This leaves workers vulnerable to extreme temperatures without official safeguards.
Kenyan authorities have launched an urgent investigation into the mysterious deaths of 14 to 15 elephants found in a national park, with poisoning being a possible cause. The unexplained fatalities have prompted concern and a thorough inquiry into the circumstances.
Troy Jackson has officially secured the Democratic nomination for a Maine Senate seat, replacing Graham Platner who withdrew following sexual assault allegations. This decision comes after a chaotic primary race and amidst scrutiny regarding the eligibility of potential replacements, with Maine Democrats confirming their candidate to run against incumbent GOP Sen. Susan Collins.
Christopher Nolan's film 'The Odyssey' has generated significant global discussion, achieving nearly $200 million in its first week and prompting debate about its cinematic experience and themes. The production also faced controversy, including an alleged damaging of a Viking ship and unpaid dues to its owner.
An employee has won a lawsuit against her company after she was forced to keep her camera on while working from home. The court ruled in her favor, setting a precedent for remote work privacy.
Elon Musk announced plans to create a 'historically accurate' AI-generated film adaptation of Homer's 'The Odyssey' by the end of the year. This comes after his criticism of Christopher Nolan's recent film and a suggestion to involve Mel Gibson.
A drunk and unlicensed driver caused a three-car accident in Antalgė village, Utena district, Lithuania, on Monday evening before fleeing the scene.
A Serbian Higher Court has ordered the detention of Aleksandar Radić and issued a warrant for his arrest, with the court stating that circumstances indicate he is in hiding. Radić's lawyer has announced an appeal against the decision.
Adobe's Project Indigo, an experimental camera application, is reportedly shifting its focus from a 'DSLR-like natural look' to incorporating a suite of generative AI tools, according to the Adobe Nextcam team.
Vyriausiajai rinkimų komisijai (VRK) panaikinus Marijampolės savivaldybės mero Povilo Isodos įgaliojimus, laikinai mero pareigas eis socialdemokratas Valdas Tumelis, iki šiol ėjęs vicemero pareigas.
Many drivers in Bosnia and Herzegovina believe that traffic signs must warn of speed cameras, but the Law on Road Traffic Safety does not stipulate such an obligation.
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 ongoing escalation of the Iran conflict has led to a significant increase in oil prices, threatening to make summer vacations more expensive for travelers due to higher fuel costs.
The death toll from a fire at a music bar in Bangkok has risen to 30, with dozens more injured and remaining in critical condition. Investigators are now focusing on negligence as the primary line of inquiry, citing severe safety deficiencies.
An ICE agent fatally shot a 26-year-old Colombian migrant in Biddeford, Maine, during an operation. The victim was reportedly not the target of an arrest warrant, sparking protests and calls for ICE's abolition from some Democratic Senate candidates.
Mandagens byger og skybrud er undtagelsen for uge 29, der ellers giver temperaturer på op til 30 grader.
Serbian Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić withdrew a warning issued to MP Branko Lukić during a parliamentary session, stating that he had sincerely apologized for his remarks made during a debate on amendments to the Law on Weapons and Ammunition.
A court has issued an order to stop what it deemed 'sham' public participation regarding plans for a Meru State lodge in Imenti Forest, although the forum reportedly proceeded despite the ruling.
Actress Lupita Nyong'o has drawn ridicule and anger for a statement she made regarding the ancient Greek poet Homer.
Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok has revealed the questions he posed to the Venice Commission concerning an attempt to dismiss him, describing the move as an 'attack on the fundamental values of constitutional democracy.'
A passenger vehicle caught fire and was destroyed on the E-80 highway near Činiglavci, in the direction of Niš, leading to a temporary closure of the emergency lane.
While Neringa is known as a beautiful and exclusive resort for the wealthy, an article reveals a different side, including the story of its mayor who had to grow up in a garage.
Montenegrin journalist Petar Komnenić was denied entry into Serbia, with reports suggesting it was a reciprocal measure by Belgrade following Podgorica's previous action against Serbian journalist Dragan J. Vučićević.
Serbian opposition leader Zdravko Ponoš was questioned by police regarding his statements about the use of a sonic weapon. Ponoš described the summons as an attempt to intimidate critics of the government.
Students of the Second Kragujevac Gymnasium have called for a gathering to 'defend the truth and honor' of their school, protesting against an article and photo published by Informer that allegedly misrepresented students with a 'Serbia Wins' banner.
Sagaidot Saeimas vēlēšanas un analizējot partiju paveikto, kā arī jaunos solījumus, vēlamies uzzināt vēlētāju viedokli un motivāciju. Ja esat gatavi Latvijas Televīzijas kameru priekšā atklāt, par ko…
An overview of current watch models for summer 2026, highlighting trends in color, function, and fresh proportions across various price ranges.
Western Europe is experiencing a severe heatwave, with record-breaking temperatures in Germany, Denmark, and the Czech Republic, leading to an increased number of deaths and concerns about power shortages. Scientists attribute the intensity of the heatwave to climate change, while some events, like a concert, have been canceled due to inclement weather.
The presidium of the Homeland Union-Lithuanian Christian Democrats (TS-LKD) party has approved the procedure for organizing open elections for mayoral candidates in Kaunas.
The Austrian Federal Economic Chamber (WKO) has finalized a reduction in Chamber Levy 2, impacting businesses across the country.
Keir Starmer has announced his resignation as the leader of the Labour Party, triggering a leadership contest. Andy Burnham has quickly emerged as a leading candidate to succeed him, drawing significant attention and discussion across the UK and beyond.
A state agency in Slovakia has released its June poll, showing a sharp decline for PS and a return to power for Smer after two years, with surprising figures.
Corruption allegations against his party and family are threatening Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, the last social democrat leading a major EU country.
The Slovak parliament has approved Robert Fico's government, allowing it to continue its work. This comes as Fico stated Bratislava would not support a special status for Ukraine in the EU, and discussions continue regarding Hungary's Article 7 proceedings with the EU.
German warships are en route to the Red Sea and may become part of a mission in the Strait of Hormuz, as Berlin prepares for a potential fleet deployment.
An investigator has proposed charging an oligarch associated with the Smer party in a case concerning the equalization of František Imrecze's salary during his tenure as head of the financial administration.
Abia Speaker Emmanuel Emeruwa has refuted allegations that the Abia Assembly is under the control of the executive branch, emphasizing a harmonious relationship and legislative achievements.
A Norwegian recipe for 'Lammerull med rotgrønnsaker' (lamb roll with root vegetables) was published.
The political debate surrounding Germany's 'Bundesjugendspiele' (Federal Youth Games) is criticized for diverting attention from actual problems within school sports, with calls for action to benefit children.
The Kaunas Regional Court is scheduled to announce its verdict at the end of June for Kaišiadorys district mayor Šarūnas Čėsna, who faces charges in the 'receipts' case.
A satirical overview of Slovak politics highlights how the Prime Minister's son allegedly acquired a significant sum of money, specifically hundreds of thousands of euros. The article uses humor to discuss important political events of the week.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico is facing scrutiny over potential conflicts of interest, as his son works for a company developing autonomous cars, a sector Fico actively promotes, and has located his businesses in the Smer party building.
An exhibition of sculptures by artist Zoran Krička, featuring lyrical forms with sculptural marble expressions, is set to open tonight at the "Mostovi Balkana" City Gallery in Kragujevac.
Montenegrin singer Andrea Demirović has premiered her new song titled 'Sjenka'. The release marks a new musical offering from the artist.
Serbia's Minister of Energy, Dubravka Đedović Handanović, stated that negotiations for the sale of Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS) are progressing well. She emphasized that Serbia is not, and will not be, a stumbling block in the complex discussions.
Šta su gledale oči javnosti u Srbiji? Oni koje je informisao Informer mogli su da čuju salvu uvreda na račun Crnogoraca. Sami Crnogorci to nisu čuli j
The Moldovan president emphasized in an interview that European Union enlargement is of vital importance for Moldova and that the country is not seeking shortcuts in the process.
The Eurowings CEO stated that jet fuel supply for summer holidays is stable, alleviating passenger concerns about flight cancellations. However, rising costs are prompting a review of operations at the Lufthansa subsidiary.
CSU leader Markus Söder is facing significant pressure, with a 'frontal attack' from Brussels and growing discontent within the party, leading to speculation about the beginning of a 'Söder-Dämmerung' (Söder's twilight).
A humanitarian organization in Bosnia, Pomozi.ba, has issued an urgent appeal for platelet donors for Omer Bajrić, whose life is in danger. Donors must be men from two specific blood groups.
Slovak Interior Minister Matúš Šutaj Eštok is reportedly facing enforcement proceedings, which some suggest could be the beginning of broader legal actions. Critics argue that the current government, led by Smer, has maintained harsh criminal penalties.
A family in Meru, Kenya, is seeking answers after DNA identified the limbless skeleton of their son, Gitiye, who went missing in December. The discovery has left the family in agony, demanding to know who killed him.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani controversially skipped the annual Israel Day Parade, breaking with tradition and drawing strong criticism from various political figures and community members. His absence sparked debate and condemnation, particularly from those who participated in the parade to show support for Israel.
A Greek national has been arrested and charged in the United Kingdom with assisting an Iranian intelligence service. He is accused of spying on journalists in London, reportedly concealing a camera in his sock.
An Ipsos poll indicates that two-thirds of the Slovak population, including one-third of Smer voters, believe Deputy Speaker Tibor Gašpar should resign amidst his ongoing trial in the 'Očistec' case.
The Roma Party and the Union of Roma of Serbia have condemned attempts by Dragan J. Vučićević, owner of 'Informer,' to normalize his hate speech against the Roma community, highlighting concerns about media responsibility.
Several traffic accidents across Europe, including a truck fire on a Serbian highway and multiple collisions on Norway's E18, have caused significant traffic problems and road closures. These incidents led to extensive queues and disruptions for commuters.
A court has issued an order prohibiting a 'local Informer' publication from publishing derogatory content about a teacher. This ruling aims to protect the teacher from further defamation.
Police in Serbia have initiated misdemeanor proceedings against a motorcyclist who was filmed driving against traffic on the Subotica-Belgrade highway.
Yemen's Houthi rebels have claimed responsibility for a drone attack on a Saudi Aramco oil refinery in Jizan, Saudi Arabia, which reportedly caused a fire that was later extinguished. This incident highlights the ongoing conflict and escalating tensions in the region, with the Houthis frequently targeting Saudi infrastructure.
Meruelo is experiencing controversy over renaming one of its streets after its mayor.
The TS-LKD party has initiated the registration process for supporters participating in the open elections for the Kaunas mayoral candidate.
Cameroonian President Paul Biya has been abroad for two months, sparking concerns about his health and drawing criticism. His prolonged absence has led to public debate and scrutiny.
A new survey by the American IRI indicates that 46% of potential support goes to the student list, while the majority of citizens believe Serbia is heading in the wrong direction.
A sticker with the phrase 'studenti pobeđuju' (students win) was found damaged on a fence near the Prince's Palace in Monaco, with only the word 'studenti' remaining.
The local Valjevo version of Informer, broadcast on V5 television, has faced strong criticism for illegally obtaining and publishing the grades from the school report card of former Valjevo Gymnasium student Vuk Vasiljević. Critics demand criminal accountability for the act.
Finnish-Swedish author Kjell Westö's new novel, 'Dämmerung,' focuses on the Soviet Union's invasion of Finland during the Winter War and its profound impact on private lives.
The SaS party in Slovakia is urging the removal of the Transport Ministry from the control of the Smer party, outlining their reasons amidst a review of anticipated events in the country.
The Serbian Bar Association (AKS) has called on all lawyers to boycott Informer TV programs indefinitely, citing the pro-regime tabloid's targeting of lawyer Jana Aćimović Planojević. Lawyers are now weighing in on the Bar Association's decision.
An article provides advice on how to smartly avoid high mobile roaming costs, particularly outside Europe, by utilizing an E-Sim for summer travel.
Recent polls indicate significant changes in political party standings, with PS leading in Portugal and Chega surpassing AD. In Slovakia, AKO's summer survey shows PS pulling ahead of Smer.
Gachagua has announced an ambitious six-day political tour of Meru and Embu counties, aiming to take his fight to Kindiki's doorstep in Mt Kenya East.
The El Niño 2026 phenomenon is rapidly returning and is projected to reach exceptional strength, with its impact generally less pronounced further away from the tropics.
Volkswagen, in collaboration with n+ electric bike manufacturer, introduced a new generation of e-bikes featuring advanced safety technology like radar and cameras, previously seen only in cars.
Financial expert Hallgeir Kvadsheim advises homeowners on how to avoid tax issues when renting out their properties during the summer. His guidance aims to help individuals navigate tax regulations related to rental income.
Today's news from Slovakia includes Michal Šimečka changing his tone towards Smer, the acquittal of the Kuffovci family by a court, and Bernard Slobodník testifying in the 'Očistec' case. Other reports mention a car accident involving a PS MP and the collapse of a well-known travel agency.
Volkswagen has introduced a new electric bicycle equipped with advanced technology, including radar, a rear camera, and pilot-visor-inspired glasses, bringing modern automotive safety features to the e-bike segment.
The Vilnius district municipality is celebrating the one-year anniversary of cat Meras joining their team, recalling how the special colleague came to be part of the municipal staff.
A regional governor from the Smer party has prevented a popular teacher, Dagmar Balalová, from leading a school despite her winning the competition, after a commission deemed her plan to wear a tricolor ribbon on November 17th as political engagement.
The latest surge in oil prices, exacerbated by the escalation of the Iran conflict, is expected to significantly increase costs for summer vacationers, particularly at the gas pump.
Majauskas has been appointed as the interim mayor of the Jonava District Municipality. This temporary appointment will see him lead the local government.
A court expert and professor from the Faculty of Civil Engineering in Skopje, Goran Markovski, testified that the 'Puls' disco in Kočani did not meet any fire protection measures.
The city of Příbram is stepping up its efforts against illegal dumping near containers, planning to issue more fines and having acquired a camera to monitor offenders.
During the trial for the murder of Charlie Kirk, Tyler Robinson's former roommate testified in court, recounting an alleged confession where Robinson expressed regret for the shooting. This testimony included details from an interview played in court, where Robinson reportedly stated he wished he hadn't committed the act.
The European Automobile Manufacturers' Association (ACEA) welcomed the EU's intention to protect domestic industry but warned that proposed solutions in the Industrial Accelerator Law must not weaken, but rather strengthen, the European automotive industry.
Interceptions and phone analyses have reconstructed the chain of command in the Ranucci attack, identifying Gomes Celesio Tavares, a 47-year-old Lavitola employee who fled to Cameroon, as the intermediary.
German radical groups, likely referring to the AfD, are reportedly gaining power and further dividing the country, having chosen a day associated with Hitler for their activities. This development highlights growing political polarization in Germany.
A 63-year-old Slovak pedophile has been arrested in Istria, Croatia, for secretly filming nude children using a camera hidden in his glasses. Authorities discovered the device and the illicit recordings.
The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office (VJT) in Serbia is criticized for strongly protesting when Ponoš reveals a prosecutor's name, yet remaining silent when testimony from the 'sonic cannon' case is leaked to the Informer newspaper.
Lawyer Lakić alleges that the police committed multiple criminal offenses by providing Ponoš's statement to the Informer media outlet.
Delfi, the most-read news portal in Lithuania, continues to grow its subscriber community, now exceeding 55,000, offering access to all its content.
The conflict between renowned fashion designer Juozas Statkevičius and Palanga Mayor Šarūnas Vaitkus continues, with Statkevičius criticizing the lack of basic amenities in the popular seaside resort.
Proposed zoning plans for Slovak national parks are heading to the government, facing criticism for insufficient protection of old-growth forests and a controversial expansion of ski slopes.
Conductor Ádám Fischer received a standing ovation after his final performance of Wagner's "Götterdämmerung" at the Wagnertage festival in Budapest. Magnus Vigilius also shined as Jung-Siegfried during the event.
Lithuanian fashion designer Juozas Statkevičius has sharply responded to criticism from the mayor of Palanga, who suggested he sell his apartment and move to Italy. The mayor of Neringa has since intervened, offering a proposal.
Vročina v Evropi ne pojenja, smrtne žrtve pa strmo naraščajo. Iz Francije poročajo o še enem primeru, ko je v vročem avtomobilu umrl komaj triletni otrok, v Srbiji pa je najstnik zaradi vročine…
The transformation of Meru began in earnest after devolution, but its quest for city status is now clouded by various controversies.
Keir Starmer has resigned as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, making way for what would be the country's seventh prime minister in a decade. Andy Burnham, often referred to as the 'King of the North,' has quickly emerged as the front-runner to succeed him.
An intense heatwave is gripping much of Central and Western Europe, including Italy, with forecasts indicating it will last at least until the end of June. Countries are taking measures such as closing schools and canceling trains as temperatures are expected to intensify further, peaking at up to 44°C in some regions, prompting some countries to implement special measures to mitigate its impact.
The Dresden Music Festival presented Richard Wagner's "Götterdämmerung" in historical performance practice, but the event was embarrassingly derailed by comments from comedian Olaf Schubert.
A major oil refinery in Moscow sustained significant damage after being hit by two drone attacks, with reports suggesting Ukraine used a new weapon. Following the incident, Russia threatened large-scale retaliatory strikes against Ukraine.
Belarusian President Lukashenko has apologized to Ukrainian President Zelensky and is attempting to distance himself from Putin's war, seeking a cautious rapprochement with the West while trying not to anger the Kremlin.
A commentary suggests that Robert Fico mishandled the communication surrounding the remuneration of Michal Fico, arguing that Smer cannot win a debate about who is a greater 'parasite' on the state.
A video podcast with lawyer J. Ivančík discusses potentially illegal financing practices and systemic loopholes related to the Smer party in Slovakia, questioning the legality of money transfers through agencies.
A survey conducted by Imas International found that not all Poles are aware of the data encoded within their PESEL identification numbers.
Residents of Valašské Meziříčí, Czech Republic, are closely following a stork nest on a chimney via an online camera installed by the local council. Ornithologists have already ringed the three young storks, with local schoolchildren and students actively participating in the ongoing observation.
The Homeland Union – Lithuanian Christian Democrats (TS-LKD) council has approved 13 candidates for mayoral positions. The council discussed the political situation and confirmed this initial group of mayoral hopefuls.
Members of a self-funded athletics club in Meru, Kenya, are demonstrating that competitive running does not have to end with age, inspiring others in the central highlands.
A decision to allocate 100 acres of Imenti Forest for clearance to build a State Lodge has drawn criticism, with some describing it as a reckless act.
Insta360 has officially entered the handheld gimbal camera market with the introduction of its new flagship model, the Luna Ultra.
The opposition Liberal Movement in Lithuania has put forward Member of Parliament Simonas Gentvilas as its candidate for the mayor of Vilnius.
The Tivoli Revue is making a comeback, impressing audiences with a sharp cast, swinging music, and a surprising parody of Troels Lund Poulsen.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has rejected Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's request for a meeting, stating he sees no reason for it at this time. Meanwhile, Putin held discussions with a former German politician, whom he reportedly wishes to mediate negotiations regarding the conflict in Ukraine.
The Vienna State Opera is concluding its run of the Bechtolf 'Ring' production, with the penultimate 'Götterdämmerung' performance receiving acclaim for Camilla Nylund and the Wagner ensemble.
Two Budapest district mayors, Gergely Őrsi and Zsolt Láng, have been arrested in connection with an expanding corruption scandal in Óbuda, Hungary. The investigation, which reportedly involves multiple plea bargains, extends beyond park maintenance to include public catering and other areas.
Slovakia's credit rating has reached its lowest point in 20 years, with analysts from the Council for Budgetary Responsibility noting that consolidation efforts are failing and the country is falling below the EU average.
A rivalry between Munya and Linturi is reportedly threatening opposition rallies in Meru and Isiolo, which were previously postponed due to fuel price protests.
A director who worked with Val Kilmer on the film 'Conspiracy' has publicly called the actor the 'worst human being' he has ever known. The director's harsh criticism of Kilmer has been widely reported by various news outlets.
Actor Merub Ali has undergone surgery for trigger finger, sharing details of her diagnosis, treatment, and recovery journey after experiencing restricted finger movement.
Malta's ruling Labour Party, led by Prime Minister Robert Abela, secured a fourth consecutive victory in the general elections. This win extends their mandate, marking a significant political achievement for the party.
Police in Kragujevac have identified a 67-year-old driver from Čačak who was traveling in the wrong direction on the Kragujevac-Batočina highway. The driver was stopped near Batočina, preventing a potential accident.
The Ljubljana District Court has issued a decision regarding the exclusion of evidence in the trial for the murder of Satko Zovko, though the decision is not yet final and its contents cannot be disclosed.
A Focus poll reveals that two-thirds of Slovaks, including half of Smer party voters, consider the "Purgatory" (Očistec) case to be a serious corruption scandal in high-level politics.