King Haakon has delivered his first public address as Norway's sovereign, paying tribute to his late father King Harald V while reaffirming his commitment to Queen Mette-Marit and national values. The emotional speech drew widespread praise for its warmth and clarity.
Newlyweds conductor Ričardas Šumila and Kamilė Gudmonaitė shared emotional moments at their weekend wedding, highlighted by an unexpected surprise planned specifically for the groom.
A wildfire has erupted in an area of low vegetation on Profitis Ilias, Milos island, prompting the deployment of four firefighters, one fire engine, four aircraft, and one helicopter to combat the blaze.
Bulgaria's Ministry of Culture has criticized a music video filmed in front of the Asenevtsi Monument in Veliko Tarnovo. Minister Evtim Miloshev described the act as a 'gross violation of historical memory and a clear demonstration of disrespect.'
The Hellenic Civil Aviation Authority has formed a special committee to investigate the incident involving a helicopter landing at Sarakiniko on the island of Milos.
Russia has released Robert Gilman, a former US Marine, from prison after years of detention, with reports indicating his release was due to serious health issues. Former President Trump thanked Putin, suggesting discussions between them contributed to Gilman's release.
A prosecutor has launched an investigation into a helicopter that landed on a beach in Milos, examining the legality and circumstances of the incident.
Miloshev has promised to revive the prestigious Varna International Ballet Competition, signaling efforts to restore its former glory and importance in the dance world.
Greece's Civil Aviation Authority has launched an investigation into a helicopter that landed on the popular Sarakiniko beach on the island of Milos, after a video of the incident went viral and prompted a prosecutor's intervention.
Sources from the Hellenic Civil Aviation Authority (HCAA) confirm they are investigating the recent incident of a helicopter landing in the Sarakiniko area of Milos island and are considering updating the legal framework.
Opposition politician Srdjan Milivojevic has filed criminal charges against Serbian official Milos Vucevic, alleging corruption and describing the 'Arena' event as a 'mafia fair'.
MINOAN LINES is making travel to the island of Milos more accessible and comfortable with promotional prices offering up to 50% discounts on the Piraeus – Milos – Piraeus route, with both day and night itineraries available.
An article discusses whether history will judge Slovak President Zuzana Čaputová as harshly as Andrej Kiska, noting her high approval ratings but questioning future historical views.
The Exit Festival, the largest music festival in the Balkans, has reportedly moved from Serbia to Montenegro due to pressure from the Serbian state, according to German public broadcaster reports.
Lithuanian singer Vaidas Baumila, who recently surprised fans with a new short haircut, has now appeared in public with further refinements to his look, continuing his trend of appearance transformations.
Oil prices significantly dropped, and global stocks rallied after the United States and Iran announced a pause in their recent military exchanges. This de-escalation has led to hopes for reduced tensions in the region.
A public call for co-financing elevator installations in buildings has sparked conflict among residents, particularly between ground-floor occupants and those on higher floors, with the Ministry urging them to reach an agreement.
The impressive mega yacht 'Multiverse,' belonging to Russian billionaire Yuri Milner, has arrived in Milos, Greece. This arrival further demonstrates that Greece, particularly the Cyclades, remains a top destination for the international economic elite.
Following a scandal at the National Palace of Culture (NDK), Minister Miloshev is considering implementing salary caps for public enterprise employees. This move comes amidst public scrutiny over high salaries, such as a 21-year-old advisor earning 300,000 lei annually.
Robert Miloseski has been appointed acting mayor of Brvenica Municipality following the death of Jovica Ilievski, with the decision made by a majority vote.
President Trump's performance at the NATO summit in Ankara left allies united on paper but uncertain in practice, marked by a series of gaffes and a surprise shift on Ukraine. He also unexpectedly switched back to an older Air Force One after safety questions about a new Qatari jet.
An analysis suggests that the Tehran regime, despite the death of its supreme leader early in the war, has not only survived but has become more experienced and ruthless, presenting a 'new Iran' to the world.
Serbian ruling party leader Milos Vucevic announced that parliamentary and presidential elections are expected to be held in the autumn, though discussions about a presidential candidate have not yet taken place.
Italian influencer Chiara Ferragni expressed her love for Greece after a brief visit, sharing postcard-like photos and stating her eagerness to return. She visited Milos this year, continuing her tradition of short stops on Greek islands each summer.
Milososki announced that the Left party's proposed amendments to Article 76d of the Election Code would be accepted, with ruling coalition MPs supporting the compromise.
Italian influencer Chiara Ferragni visited the Greek island of Milos for the weekend, describing its beauty in glowing terms and stating it looked 'like something out of a postcard'.
Bulgaria's Minister of Culture, Evtim Miloshev, announced the dismissal of Andriana Tatarova, the executive director of the National Palace of Culture (NDK), during a parliamentary committee meeting, citing ongoing inspections.
Ivana Milosavljević, a journalist from the Center for Investigative Journalism (CINS), highlighted the lack of transparency as the biggest issue surrounding Serbia's Expo project, noting the involvement of various entities from 90s criminal circles to new young companies.
Minoan Lines is making summer excursions more affordable with special offers of 30% and 40% discounts on selected daily routes to popular destinations including Heraklion, Crete, Milos, and Piraeus.
More than two months have passed since an alleged pipeline sabotage attempt near Kanjiža, Serbia, but the identity of the migrant who reportedly attempted the diversion remains unknown.
A Croatian court has upheld the seven-year prison sentence for former general Branimir Glavaš for war crimes committed against Serb civilians in Osijek during the 1990s. Anti-fascist organizations are calling for President Milanović to strip Glavaš of his decorations and general's rank following the final verdict.
The management of NDK (National Palace of Culture) has deemed Miloshev's accusations regarding the company's financial losses as 'absolutely incorrect', following Miloshev's earlier announcement.
Artificial intelligence is now being used to decipher medieval ciphers, revealing historical secrets from conspiracies and love letters to ancient remedies. Historians previously struggled with these complex codes, but AI is proving effective in unlocking their mysteries.
ANEM announced that media outlets Alo and Informer received 58 million dinars, while Radoica Milosavljević was awarded 50 million dinars through media competitions. This report highlights the substantial public funding allocated to specific media entities.
Millions of Muslim pilgrims have gathered at Mount Arafat in Saudi Arabia for the climax of the annual Hajj pilgrimage, enduring scorching desert temperatures. Saudi Arabia is utilizing drones to help shield pilgrims from the extreme heat.
An elite Czech soldier, previously acquitted by President Pavel in a case concerning the violent death of an Afghan prisoner, is now seeking financial compensation from the state for the criminal proceedings.
Attorney Milosavljević has raised concerns about a 24-hour pause in the investigation of a murder in Senjak. He suggests this delay could indicate potential manipulation of evidence at the crime scene.
New coach Milos Gavrilovic has introduced many new names to the national football team's roster, with Jonuzi expressing a positive outlook on the changes and believing they will bring new, positive energy.
Europe is committed to supporting its citizens during challenging times, with a focus on combating poverty and social exclusion, which currently affects one in five Europeans.
Bamilosin John Opeyemi, an international pageant coach, shares his journey and experiences mentoring queens for prestigious competitions like Miss Universe Nigeria and Miss Africa USA.
Greece has moved to freeze new construction on the island of Milos through emergency legislation, as the government expands its crackdown on unregulated development across the Cyclades.
A video showing a man's delayed reaction to realizing his girlfriend is pregnant has become a viral sensation, with people mercilessly mocking his slow comprehension.
Police in Podgorica arrested Sasa Lakovic and Nemanja Mucalica on suspicion of helping Milos Medenica evade authorities by providing logistical support and assistance in hiding after he violated supervision measures.
This article provides a review of 'Nova Roma,' a game that combines classic city-building mechanics with a unique focus on water management and appeasing the gods.
Priests from the Skrad Parish in Croatia have requested that parishioners refrain from putting Croatian Kuna, the old national currency, into church offerings.
The Alliance of Independent Trade Unions of Serbia warned that the position of workers in Serbia has reached a point where it is no longer about patience, but about bare survival.
Algerian writer Boualem Sansal, known for his controversial views, discusses his recent arrest and serious accusations, including those related to geopolitical statements. He asserts that a dictator should be arrested, not grant him clemency.
Jana Šlinská reviews the book "Právna nejasnosť jedného manželstva" (Legal Ambiguity of a Marriage), which explores an unusual love triangle and the dilemma of having or not having children. She notes that she initially overlooked the 2020 release.
Sanja Savić Milosavljević was awarded the 'Momo Kapor' literary prize for her novel 'Martin udio' at a ceremony held on April 8th at the City Assembly.
A young man from Zagreb permanently lost his expensive BMW after being caught driving without a license, despite having a history of traffic offenses, with the court ruling the vehicle be confiscated by the state.
Serbian authorities discovered explosives near the gas pipeline connecting Serbia and Hungary, leading Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán to convene an emergency defense council. Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić confirmed the discovery of two large packages of explosives.
Sanja Savić Milosavljević has been unanimously awarded the 'Momo Kapor' literary prize for her novel 'Martin udio' by a jury of prominent literary figures, as confirmed by recent reports.
The trial of Arsen Milosavljević, a student at the Niš Medical Faculty accused of physically attacking Niš Mayor Dragoslav Pavlović by throwing eggs, has been postponed.
Czech President Petr Pavel has granted four new pardons, utilizing his constitutional authority for the sixth time in approximately three years in office, bringing the total number of pardoned individuals to 23.
Serbian Minister of Defense Bratislav Gašić presented Brigadier General Vladan Milosavljević with the state's decree appointing him as the Head of the Operations Directorate of the General Staff.
A brigadier general and speaker of Parliament, Mr. Ghalibaf, one of the leaders of Iran’s war effort, has emerged as a potential contact point in any peace talks.
Czech theater critics have awarded "Krkavci" (The Ravens) by Prague's Dejvické divadlo as the Production of the Year 2025, with Divadlo Na zábradlí named Theater of the Year, and Magdaléna Sidonová and Miloslav König receiving acting awards.
Svjetska krovna kuća nogometa (FIFA) nije imala milosti za Nogometni savez BiH. Naime, FIFA nam je uručila žestoke kazne, a razlog su dešavanja na utakmicama kvalifikacija za Svjetsko prvenstvo.
U četvrtak 19. marta od 18 sati u knižari Delfi SKC biće predstavljen roman „Kal juga“ Mladena Milosavljevića. O knjizi će, pored autora, govoriti i pisci Aleksandar Tešić i Pavle Zelić.
Miloslav Kováč from Rožňava is bringing neighbors together to repair broken appliances, aiming to reduce waste and replace diminishing repair services.
Political analysts draw comparisons between current fractures within Serbia's opposition bloc and the fragmented unity seen before the historic 1999 rally that contributed to Slobodan Milosevic's eventual downfall.
A fire erupted in low vegetation in the Profitis Ilias area of Milos, Greece, prompting an immediate response from the fire department. Four firefighters are currently operating to extinguish the blaze.
A sculpture of a reclining woman by prominent sculptor Miloslav Chlupáč was nearly lost during redevelopment preparations in Ostrava, but was saved at the last minute, preventing it from joining dozens of other 20th-century artworks that have disappeared in the city.
The Kosovo Police Inspectorate has launched an investigation into claims that Kosovo Police officers beat Nenad Rašković during a raid in the village of Dren. Rašković, who sustained severe injuries, was transferred to Belgrade for treatment, and UNMIK and other international bodies have called for a thorough investigation.
Former Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has been sentenced to death in absentia by a Syrian court. The sentence was handed down for atrocities committed during his rule.
A series of incidents involving helicopter landing fields in locations like Sarakiniko, Milos, Vouliagmeni, and Santorini has brought the status of these zones back into public discussion, with a lawyer revealing complaints.
A 33-year-old man became stranded on a 20-meter rock in the sea off Milos, prompting a rescue operation. He was unable to descend after climbing the rock.
A prosecutor has launched an investigation into a helicopter that landed on Sarakiniko beach in Milos, Greece, reportedly to allow its passengers to swim. The Civil Aviation Authority is also examining the incident, which caused public disturbance.
Bulgarian Culture Minister Evtim Miloshev stated that the problem in the culture sector is not only the budget size but also the timing and disbursement of funds for projects and artists, as delays create additional challenges.
Germany's public broadcaster reported that Exit, the largest music festival in the Balkans, has moved from Serbia to Montenegro due to pressure from the Serbian state.
Macedonian opposition leaders marked the Ilinden Uprising anniversary with separate events, with Miloshoski at Mechkin Kamen, Mickoski in Pelince, and Siljanovska in front of the monument to Chento. Siljanovska also discussed the importance of fostering good neighborly relations.
Ivana Milosavljević, a CINS journalist, criticized the paradox of launching an 'EXPO myth check' portal while some companies involved in the EXPO project conceal data.
Tunisian President Kais Saied pardoned political rival Ayachi Zammel, who had been sentenced to over 30 years, as well as thousands of other prisoners, coinciding with the anniversary of the republic.
Bulgarian Culture Minister Evtim Miloshev stated that experience and professionalism, not family or political relations, should be the determining factors for the new director of the National Palace of Culture (NDK), Iia Petkova-Angelova.
A 34-year-old man was arrested on Milos for drug trafficking after attempting to flee, as part of a targeted police operation against drug distribution in the South Aegean.
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.
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A former Chinese local official has been sentenced to death for accepting over $325 million in bribes over a 30-year period, in a high-profile corruption case.
A discussion or review of 'King of the Ants,' the only prose book by Polish poet Zbigniew Herbert, drawing parallels to his famous poetic character 'Mr. Cogito.'
Milososki stated that the European Commission's confirmation of Macedonia implementing reforms from the Reform Agenda is a great motivation to continue and accelerate this path, also refuting claims that Macedonia is not progressing.
Evan Fournier clarified the situation regarding a video from Milos where Katerina Lioliou's voice was heard, explaining what happened while he was relaxing on a boat during his summer vacation.
A severe heatwave has gripped multiple European countries, leading to record-breaking temperatures, over 1,300 deaths, and a 20% surge in electricity consumption in some areas. The extreme conditions have also caused infrastructure issues and tragic incidents, including the deaths of children left in cars.
Italian influencer Chiara Ferragni is vacationing in the Greek islands, sharing photos from Milos and Kimolos that celebrate the simplicity of the Greek summer. She also revealed her 12 favorite Greek islands.
The ferry "Kissamos" has departed from Milos and resumed its journey after running aground in shallow waters near the port following a blackout. All 1,246 passengers were reported safe, and the vessel underwent checks for seaworthiness.
Authorities on Milos island arrested a 24-year-old man this morning in an operation against drug trafficking, seizing 142 packages of cocaine and cannabis.
Former Serbian footballer Duško Tošić and Nora Milosavljević have sparked rumors of a breakup, with social media activity suggesting their relationship was short-lived.
As summer holidays approach, an 'Antivirus' campaign warns parents about the dangers of sharing photos and videos of their children online, highlighting the risk of such images being misused or accessed by unintended audiences.
The prosecutor in the Senjak case is being criticized for acting 'unusually' and revealing too many details at the start of the investigation. It has been suggested that the Supreme Public Prosecutor's Office should oversee the work of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in this matter.
Turkish F-16s reportedly harassed an aircraft carrying the Greek and French defence ministers over the Eastern Mediterranean. This incident occurred ahead of an EU security summit, with the North denying any harassment.
Bulgarian Culture Minister Evtim Miloshev announced that financial abuses were discovered at the National Palace of Culture (NDK), with an accounting loss of nearly 50 million euros by December 31, 2025.
Patients and citizens at KBC Sestre milosrdnice in Vinogradska witnessed a scene of police officers with long guns and a strong escort accompanying a man, identified as a criminal, into the hospital.
Bulgarian Minister of Culture Evtin Miloshev stated that Sofia has a significant advantage for hosting next year's Eurovision, noting that Burgas and Plovdiv also have prepared concepts.
A tender has been launched for the adaptation of heating systems in JU OŠ 'Milosav...', with works valued at approximately 140 thousand euros, funded by Anđela Jakšić Stojanović's department.
Students involved in blockades of higher education institutions in Niš have announced a rally today to support their colleague, Arsen Milosavljević from the Faculty of Medicine, ahead of his trial and a new hearing.
ANEM reported that media outlets Alo and Informer received 58 million, and Radoica Milosavljević 50 million, in project co-financing for media content in Serbia for 2026, with funds distributed across 45 local self-governments.
A conference in Skopje addressed the process of North Macedonia's European integration and the broader debate on EU enlargement, with Miloshoski recalling former German Chancellor Angela Merkel's statement during her visit to the country.
Kleftiko, a volcanic landscape in Milos, Greece, is described as an eerie and imposing natural wonder, featuring colorful fishing villages and over 70 stunning beaches.
Ukraine faced a massive wave of Russian drone and air attacks, resulting in multiple casualties and targeting critical infrastructure. Concurrently, Ukrainian drones launched strikes against Russian oil refineries, including the Perm plant, and ports, causing operational disruptions.
Milos Vucevic, leader of Serbia's ruling Progressive Party (SNS), stated that the timing of the next elections is irrelevant, asserting the party's readiness despite not being considered favorites.
The 'The Fly FLIES with DIAMOND' exhibition by Marija Miloshevska is presented not merely as an aesthetic display, but as a profound metaphysical exploration of the human condition, framed by the concept of 'Ontology of Tremor and Eternity'.
A large forest fire in the Tuscany region of Italy has forced the evacuation of over 3,000 residents and tourists, with firefighters continuing to battle the spreading blaze. The inferno has caused significant disruption and property damage in the popular area, prompting emergency responses.
The Greek Ministry of Environment and Energy has submitted an amendment to suspend building permits in areas undergoing spatial planning, specifically targeting out-of-plan areas on the island of Milos, to better organize urban development.
The trial of student Arsen Milosavljević, accused of insulting and throwing eggs at Niš Mayor Dragoslav Pavlović last year, has commenced in the Higher Court, with the student pleading not guilty.
Milos Vucevic, leader of Serbia's ruling Progressive Party (SNS), stated he has not discussed the topic of elections with President Vucic and does not know when they will be held.
Greece's Council of State has temporarily suspended most construction work for the second expansion of a hotel complex on Mytakas beach in Milos, which involved building 127 rooms.
Authorities in Republika Srpska have rejected constitutional changes proposed by the Forum for Cooperation and Research, dismissing them as unrealistic. This decision highlights ongoing political disagreements within the region.
The book 'Osmijeh Jasmine Ahmetspahić' by Dino Burdžović is scheduled to be presented today in Podgorica, with the article's headline suggesting a critical perspective on the world.
Milos Vucevic, leader of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), announced his expectation for parliamentary elections to be held before the end of the year.
The Greek island of Milos is embroiled in a conflict as local authorities and residents push back against a wave of luxury mega-projects. They warn that large-scale tourism development threatens to permanently destroy the island's natural character.
This article recounts the discovery of the Venus de Milo, one of the most famous ancient Greek sculptures, on April 8, 1820, on the island of Milos in the Aegean Sea. The iconic artwork was unearthed by a man digging in a field.
Miloslav Kubeš's photographs are presented as a philosophical commentary on the era, capturing fleeting moments and exploring themes of loneliness amidst crowds and boredom within entertainment.
Oil prices surged and international stock markets fell following President Donald Trump's speech and renewed threats regarding Iran, reversing earlier optimism on global markets and highlighting continued volatility.
Students in Niš, currently in a blockade, are organizing a rally today at 11:30 AM in front of the High and Basic Court buildings. The demonstration is in support of Arsen Milosavljević, a student accused of throwing eggs at the mayor.
A German travel magazine, Reiserporter, has featured several Greek islands, including Kimolos, Syros, Paros, and Milos, bringing them into the spotlight for German travelers.
In Mostar's Zalik neighborhood, a saleswoman bravely resisted an armed robber wielding an automatic rifle during an attempted robbery, as captured on surveillance footage.
Milos Kerkez scored a rare goal but expressed disappointment that his team did not create as many opportunities as desired, leading to another loss after a midweek triumph.
The occupation of Hungary by Third Reich forces occurred on March 19, 1944, during World War II as part of Operation Margareta I, marking a ruthless period for the country.
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Seismic monitors recorded a magnitude 3.6 earthquake offshore near the Greek island of Milos. Authorities report no structural damage or injuries resulting from the tremor.
Te Oherere Milosevic, a gang associate, will serve less than four days in prison for refusing to vacate his Kawerau home after it was legally forfeited to the Crown.
The new FX series 'The Shards' has become the most-watched show globally, despite receiving mixed to negative reactions from audiences who often compare it unfavorably to its source material.
A minor injured in a fire near Omiš is reported to be in stable condition after medical procedures in Zagreb, while three adult patients involved in the same incident remain in critical condition.
A committee of the Civil Aviation Authority has been established to investigate the incident of a helicopter landing in the Sarakiniko area of Milos. The committee will probe the circumstances surrounding the landing.
Greece's Civil Aviation Authority has launched an investigation into a helicopter landing in Sarakiniko, Milos, on August 7, 2026 (likely 2023/2024). The inquiry will examine compliance with flight regulations.
A 33-year-old tourist was rescued after becoming stranded on a 20-meter rock in the sea off Milos, Greece. A large-scale operation was launched to extricate him from the precarious position.
The pilot and owner of a helicopter that made an unauthorized landing at Sarakiniko beach on Milos island have been summoned by the Civil Aviation Authority to provide explanations. The incident has sparked an investigation into the breach of regulations.
Greek authorities are investigating an unprecedented incident involving a helicopter landing on the crowded Sarakiniko beach in Milos. The pilot and owner have been summoned for explanations regarding the unauthorized landing.
An investigation has been launched by a prosecutor into the controversial landing of a private helicopter at Sarakiniko beach on Milos, Greece, a protected natural beauty spot, to disembark passengers for swimming.
A helicopter controversially landed directly on the famous Sarakiniko rock formations on Milos island, allowing its passengers to disembark for a swim. The incident sparked public outrage over the use of the protected natural site.
Students from the National Academy for Theatre and Film Arts (NATFA) have agreed to accept Evtim Miloshev as a mediator in their ongoing conflict with the rector.
Minoan Lines is making travel to Milos more accessible and comfortable by offering promotional prices of up to 50% off on the Piraeus – Milos – Piraeus route.
Macedonian politician Milososki highlights the country's demographic challenges, noting a significant decrease in first-graders in cities like Krusevo, Prilep, and Skopje.
FIFA has scrapped its controversial plan to sell a stake in the World Cup, following strong opposition and calls for President Gianni Infantino's resignation from UEFA and several national football federations. Critics accused the current FIFA leadership of losing confidence and attempting to commercialize the sport excessively.
Milos Jovanovic, the new leader of the New Democratic Party of Serbia (New DSS), stated that a high voter turnout and a three-column opposition strategy would be effective in toppling the Vucic regime.
A travel guide provides essential information for visiting Klima, the ancient port and most recognizable settlement on the Greek island of Milos, known for its colorful doors and proximity to the sea.
Sykia in Milos is described as one of the Cyclades' most unexpected geological phenomena, a stunning semi-open sea cave that defies typical images of Greek coastlines.
A 34-year-old man has been arrested on the Greek island of Milos on charges of cocaine trafficking. Authorities seized evidence related to the drug operation.
Vaso Laskaraki is enjoying the first days of her summer vacation with her husband, Lefteris Soultatos, choosing beloved Greek destinations like Milos for their getaway, where she was seen in a fuchsia bikini and denim shorts.
Country music artist Riley Green has released a new music video for his song 'Think As You Drunk,' featuring an overserved Green and his corgi. The video is quickly gaining popularity among fans.
One of Europe's most impressive natural phenomena, a 'living dune' located between the Atlantic Ocean and a dense pine forest, is reportedly consuming trees as it changes annually.
SNS leader and former Serbian prime minister Milos Vucevic has again commented on a January 2025 incident in Novi Sad involving student Ana Vucak, which led to his resignation, facing accusations of downplaying the assault.
Student Lazar Stojanović attracted significant attention at a recent student gathering in Kraljevo with his speech, stating he seeks justice, not mercy, from the court.
The 2022 FIFA World Cup saw a crackdown on 1,400 illegal streaming sites, while fans celebrated and mourned their teams' performances. The tournament also featured emotional moments, including a tribute to a player whose son passed away.
A tourist at Sarakiniko beach on Milos Island was captured on video struggling against strong waves and nearly drowning before being rescued. The incident highlights the dangers of the sea even in popular tourist spots.
Milososki states that proposed amendments to North Macedonia's Electoral Code will be submitted with all harmonized changes based on OSCE/ODIHR recommendations, but without changes to Article 76-d, which the Levica party refuses to sign.
The Empiria Group is expanding its presence in the Cyclades with the opening of Eréma, a Member of Design Hotels, on Milos island, a new hospitality destination now welcoming its first guests.
Ajda Bračič has been awarded the prestigious Kresnik prize, recognizing her significant literary achievement. Her work explores themes of guilt and serene grace through the power of language.
A recent poll indicates that nearly 70% of Ukrainians expect President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to be replaced after the war. The survey reflects public sentiment regarding the country's leadership post-conflict.
Czech President Petr Pavel has granted four pardons out of 447 requests received by Prague Castle since the beginning of the year, according to the presidential office.
Two mothers of children with developmental disabilities and disabilities have begun a warning strike in front of the Bečej Municipality building, protesting the rejection of their request for retroactively guaranteed rights.
Citizens in Albania have continued protests, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and expressing widespread discontent with the government. Meanwhile, EU officials reiterated that the accession process for Western Balkan countries is merit-based.
The last month of the school year brings several new releases to cinemas, including a long-awaited sequel to the comedy series Scary Movie, promising a return to its roots and original characters.
Taiwanese President William Lai Ching-te awarded the Order of Propitious Clouds to Czech Senate President Milos Vystrcil in a ceremony, symbolizing Taiwan's highest respect and gratitude for his support.
For the first time in Croatia, the Osia® system for severe hearing loss has been implanted in a patient at KBC Sestre milosrdnice, aiming to improve hearing and quality of life while allowing safe MRI.
The Canadian Armed Forces have implemented a new rule requiring soldiers to report romantic or sexual relationships with subordinates, with violations potentially leading to dismissal, applying to all cases with rank, experience, or status differences.
Ukraine has officially begun negotiations for EU membership, with President Zelenskyy emphasizing that Ukraine will not accept a 'second-class' status within the Union. This comes as the EU also sets a timeline for Moldova and Ukraine's accession, while addressing other regional issues like CO2 quotas and roaming charges in the Balkans.
KBC Sestre milosrdnice is hosting a free first aid education course today, emphasizing its importance for saving lives, particularly in cases of cardiac arrest.
This article delves into the era of the Great Depression in the United States during the early 1930s, focusing on "ruthless criminals" who gained notoriety before being killed in brutal ambushes. It highlights the economic crisis that began with the 1929 stock market crash.
Taiwanese author Yang Shuang-zi has won the International Booker Prize for her novel 'Taiwan Travelogue', marking the first time the award has been given to a book written in Mandarin Chinese.
The United States has expanded sanctions against Cuba, prompting Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel to warn of a "bloodbath" if the island nation is attacked. This escalation highlights severe tensions between the two countries.
The Hungarian government has ordered an extraordinary investigation into a pedophilia case at a Bicske children's home, which caused former President Novák's downfall. Concurrently, Hungary has initiated the process to join the European Public Prosecutor's Office.
Following riots and a pitch invasion by home fans during the Slavia and Sparta derby in Prague, severe penalties have been imposed, including a €400,000 fine and four matches without spectators.
Russia is preparing for its Victory Day celebrations, with reports highlighting a limited number of foreign leaders expected to attend. Concurrently, the Kremlin has stated that President Putin is ready for negotiations with European countries but will not initiate the first step.
Spajić stated that the only acceptable solution is to equally increase wages for all workers, emphasizing a commitment to end discrimination against the private sector and support those driving the country forward.
A gathering took place outside the Niš court ahead of the trial of medical student Arsen Milosavljević, who is accused of physically assaulting the Mayor of Niš by throwing eggs at him.
A figure named Merc has once again sparked a public debate. The discussion centers on whether pensions should be considered a right or a form of charity.
During a court hearing, the parents of Mihaela Berak, Jadranka and Ivica Berak, gave emotional testimonies. They claimed that police had alluded to their daughter Mihaela committing suicide, in a case where a former police officer is accused of her murder.
Ahead of Blajini Easter, free transportation is being provided to the "Saint Lazarus" Cemetery, while religious leaders are urging people to direct their charity towards those genuinely in need rather than engaging in formal exchanges of alms.
A significant number of single parents in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina are struggling with the problem of unpaid alimony, with children often becoming tools for revenge in divorce cases and alimony seen as charity.
A 33-year-old Slovak woman with no prior relationship experience seeks advice on how to signal her availability to men, citing low self-confidence and anxiety.
The Greek island of Milos is at the center of a growing conflict between tourism development and the preservation of its natural and urban character, with 50 new tourist units under construction causing reactions and appeals.
A Bosnian official, Bogunić, issued a warning to prosecutor Kajganić, raising questions about the independence and control of the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (VSTS) and the BiH Prosecutor's Office.
Work on a new five-star tourist building on Milos island, Greece, has been stopped following an appeal to the Council of State, as concerns grow over the island's overexploitation and environmental impact.
Cuba announced the pardon and release of 2,010 prisoners as a 'humanitarian and sovereign gesture' coinciding with Holy Week, a move that comes amidst ongoing pressure from the United States.
An article reflects on Albania in 1938, recalling the life and protests of 27-year-old Milosh Gjergj Nikolla, who died of tuberculosis after continuously speaking out against poverty and lack of progress.
The annual report from the Supreme Audit Office (NKÚ) in the Czech Republic presents a comprehensive picture of the state's failures and incompetence in recent years, with NKÚ President Miloslav Kala expressing his frustration.
The Skopje Higher Public Prosecutor's Office remains without a new head after the Council reviewed candidates Fatime Feta, Vladimir Miloshevski, Artan Ajro, and Jasmina Kostovska Zdravevska, with a fifth candidate already selected for another role.
Donald Trump denies a cease-fire with Iran, despite asserting Iran is eager for a deal and negotiating with the US, while Tehran denies direct talks. Amidst ongoing strikes, focus on Iran talks, and discussions of US troop deployment to the Middle East, crude oil prices and tech stocks have risen, as Iran reviews a US ceasefire plan.
Albanian President Bajram Begaj and Montenegrin political parties commemorated the 27th anniversary of NATO's military intervention against Milosevic's regime, which began on March 24, 1999, and lasted 78 days, bringing freedom to Kosovo.
Szoboszlai Dominikkal és Kerkez Milossal a kezdőcsapatban a címvédő Liverpool 2-1-re kikapott a Brighton vendégeként szombaton az angol labdarúgó-bajnokság 31. fordulójában.
On Thursday, March 19, starting at 6 p.m., the novel "Kal juga" by Mladen Milosavljević will be presented at the Delfi SKC bookstore. In addition to the author, writers Aleksandar Tešić and Pavle Zelić will also speak about the book.
Donald Trump's nominee for a top diplomatic post, Jeremy Carl, has withdrawn from consideration following growing bipartisan backlash over his past controversial race and Israel comments, marking a setback for Trump despite initial support.