Italian tech firm Bending Spoons has agreed to acquire digital whiteboard platform Miro in an all-cash deal valued at $1.36 billion. The acquisition represents a significant discount for the SaaS unicorn as the sector sees shifting valuations.
The City Theatre Brno will stage an adaptation of Miroslav Hlauč's novel Letnice, which won the Book of the Year award at the Magnesia Litera 2025 competition. The story is set in the early 20th century in a forgotten village within the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
Montenegrin official Vitomirović stated that the country's goal is not just formal negotiation closure but becoming a fully integrated, safe, and market-regulated part of the European transport area.
Sinj Mayor Miro Bulj accused Split Mayor Tomislav Šut and County Prefect Blaženko Boban of responsibility for nearly 400,000 euros in waste disposal fees incurred by the local cleaning company.
FC Barcelona delivered a dominant performance against Feyenoord, while Stuttgart also achieved a convincing victory in the Champions League group stage. These results marked successful openings for both clubs in the European competition.
Bivši HDZ-ov gradonačelnik Požege Darko Puljašić i umirovljeni sudac slavonsko-brodskog Županijskog suda Predrag Dragičević u srijedu su, na osječkom Županijskom sudu, ponovno izjavili da se ne…
Varaždin deputy mayor Miroslav Marković stated that while geological findings on waste at the former Mundus Florijan Bobić factory are alarming, there is currently no evidence of broader environmental contamination.
Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in Berlin and other German cities to protest the Alternative for Germany party’s recent regional election victories. The political surge also drew sharp criticism from Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, who condemned celebrations of the far-right results.
Healthcare professionals caution that total bed rest may actually delay healing for patients suffering from disc hernias, which involve the displacement of spinal discs from their natural position. Modern rehabilitation approaches favor guided movement over prolonged immobilization.
Whether they watched the premiere episode of President Aleksandar Vučić's podcast with guest basketball coach Miroslav Muta Niklić or not, Danas's interlocutors agree that it is just another of his…
Seventy-three-year-old Minister Radovan Fuchs announced his retirement following the current parliamentary term, while also addressing public concerns over delayed primary school enrollments.
Notable Portuguese artists including Siza, Vhils, and Zulmiro de Carvalho have created a new artistic installation on a wall at the renowned Ernesto do Porto restaurant in Porto.
Persistent moisture combined with detergent residue and lint buildup often causes foul smells in laundry appliances, which can be resolved through targeted cleaning.
Finance Minister Zbyněk Stanjura faces criticism from coalition partner KDU-ČSL's Miroslav Kalousek, who calls the proposed budget excessively bloated and warns against spending rather than building the future. Negotiations continue Monday amid questions on how to realistically reduce the deficit.
Political parties have officially launched their campaign trails ahead of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s general elections scheduled for early October. Voters will decide on new representatives for the tripartite presidency amid widespread criticism over unfulfilled political promises.
Global equities and gold prices rose as comments from Federal Reserve official Christopher Waller eased investor fears of an imminent September interest rate hike. The positive sentiment carried across Asian markets ahead of upcoming U.S. employment data.
Former Foreign Minister Miro Kovač has addressed neighboring countries' responses to the death of wartime figure Ratko Mladić, asserting that Serbia ultimately was not defeated in the conflicts of the former Yugoslavia.
A cyberattack compromised the Széchenyi Program Office's systems, resulting in the leakage of sensitive data. The responsible hacking group has demanded approximately 20 bitcoins, valued at around 500 million forints, in exchange for the stolen information.
Semir Demirović, brother of Bosnia and Herzegovina international Ermedin Demirović, participated in a notable football fixture in Germany and received a commemorative gift from a club star.
Sławomir Mentzen’s political movement is undergoing a legal restructuring to avoid dissolution after another group allegedly registered its original name, forcing a rebrand to Imperium Kontratakuje.
President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev has sent a congratulatory letter to Alice Mina and Vladimiro Selva, Captains Regent of the Republic of San Marino.
A weapons engineer linked to a Macedonian munitions producer was targeted in Serbia but remains unaffected by broader regional defense industry controversies.
Shefshet Demirovski continues to receive political praise in North Macedonia despite being linked to espionage cases and organized crime figures in neighboring Serbia.
Public figure Špika issued a direct invitation to the premier to experience financial hardship firsthand by surviving a month on a typical retirement income, highlighting widespread concerns over living standards.
The President of the People's Movement of Serbia (NPS), Miroslav Aleksić, assessed that everything indicates that parliamentary elections will be held on October 25, and their
National Assembly President Miroslav Aleksić asserts that all indicators point to parliamentary elections being held on October 25, while criticizing the ruling party's campaign tactics as unnecessary patronage.
Tatjana Sterhova released an emotional video message directly addressing Vladimir Putin, blaming him for her son's death in Ukraine and warning of potential civil unrest due to battlefield corruption.
Špela Miroševič shares how her son's rare genetic condition dramatically improved after receiving targeted medication, describing the treatment as a miracle that positively impacted both their lives.
Political analyst Špika challenged Prime Minister Plenković’s claims that average pensions will reach €800 by term’s end, arguing that macroeconomic statistics do not reflect living standards.
Republican Representative Claudia Tenney held meetings in Sarajevo with local officials, including a session with OSA Director Almir Dživo as part of her regional diplomatic tour.
The CEO of Grupo Érre and president of the Minho Business Association discusses his long-standing automotive hobby, framing it as an integral part of his personal identity and professional journey.
The Croatian Pension Insurance Institute has officially set the new pension value adjustment at 5.4 percent, with the increased payments scheduled to be distributed to retirees in September.
The Kaufland Children's Festival in Prievidza features knights, princesses, and dragons, headlined by performances from Miro Jaroš and the band IMT Smile.
Morningstar provides a detailed overview of the Natixis International Funds Lux I - Mirova Thematic Safety I/A, denominated in Swiss Francs. The fund focuses on thematic safety investments within the Luxembourg fund structure.
Casimiro Pio, the ombudsman for research fellows in Portugal, stated that the Inspectorate-General of Education and Science has not responded to his inquiries after receiving complaints from about 70 individuals and entities.
Member of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) Miroslav Petrašinović stated today that the proposed amendments to the Law on Prevention of Corruption and the Law on Lobbying have implemented the 'remaining' 13...
Schalke coach Miron Muslic, a Bundesliga returnee, gave an interview discussing his popularity, his background as a refugee child, and his love for long walks.
Political figures and government representatives across the Balkans, including Montenegro and Croatia, marked the European Day of Remembrance for Victims of Totalitarian and Authoritarian Regimes, emphasizing the importance of not forgetting those who suffered under such systems.
The 'Pensioners Together' bloc is calling for a protest on September 5 in Zagreb, expecting participants from across Croatia. An initiative member from Gospić confirmed the widespread participation.
The D1 highway between exits 21 Mirošovice and 29 Chocerady will be closed in both directions on Friday evening until 10 PM for a night load test of the Šmejkalka bridge, reopening at 6 AM.
Donald Trump announced a temporary suspension of tariffs on certain beef imports and declared economic warfare on Iran, threatening the toughest sanctions yet. This comes as the US and Canada near a final trade deal and other news includes military exercises and space exploration ambitions.
Hamas has accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of intentionally obstructing peace efforts and attempting to reignite conflict, particularly after a recent strike in Gaza, while also clashing with figures like Jared Kushner over Israel's right to self-defense.
The United Arab Emirates suspended all trade and financial dealings with Iran following reports of missile attacks, which Iran denies. This escalation comes amid heightened tensions in the region.
Lucija Mamić, mother of Zdravko and Zoran Mamić, was buried at Mirogoj cemetery in Zagreb, with her sons unable to attend the funeral. The burial was attended by various public figures.
Minister Damjan Ćulafić, accompanied by State Secretary Nenad Vitomirović and Mayor Stevan Katić, visited areas in Herceg Novi affected and threatened by recent fires, assessing the situation and state preparedness.
A couple, including a pregnant woman, drowned in Siemirowice Lake in Poland. Emergency services recovered their bodies on Saturday evening, but resuscitation efforts were unsuccessful.
The mayor of Sinj, Miro Bulj, declined an invitation from the Franciscans to attend a tribune with high-ranking guests during the Feast of the Assumption, choosing instead to participate in other activities.
A 73-year-old man from Slatina, Croatia, was defrauded of approximately 54,000 euros by a fake broker who promised high returns on stock investments. He reported the scam to the police.
Former Lovosice deputy mayors Miroslav Závada and Vladimíra Nováková are awaiting a court verdict on charges of creating fictitious contracts worth hundreds of thousands for the regional property management company. Závada also faces a combined sentence for shooting Nováková's husband.
Unexploded ordnance from World War II, including a Russian aerial bomb and artillery shells, was discovered during a survey before the reconstruction of a road section between Ladomirová and Vagrinec in Slovakia.
Jean-Luc Mélenchon's proposal for debt cancellation has drawn strong criticism, with opponents labeling it ruinous and misleading. Experts argue that the plan would have severe negative consequences for the economy.
The Movement of Free Citizens (PSG) announced that the formation of the Vojvodina parliamentary group with students was an individual action by provincial MP Miroslav Ilić, not a decision made by the party.
The Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina has given its agrément to Ronald Johnson, approving him as the new United States Ambassador to the country. Johnson, a retired general, is expected to take up his post soon.
The Czech political party TOP 09 has accepted the nomination of Miroslava Němcová, indicating a key development in their political strategy or upcoming elections.
Spain has implemented border controls for travelers from Italy at all airports and ports, escalating a diplomatic dispute over migrant policies. This move has caused inconvenience for tourists and drawn criticism from Italian officials, who view it as retaliation.
Despite many estimates from respected researchers, the risks of superintelligence cannot be quantified, says expert Miroslav Pikus. According to him, they should not determine how public debate looks.
Officials state that Serbia's hazardous waste management system is not meeting satisfactory standards due to inconsistent regulation enforcement and other structural issues.
The Croatian government has submitted tax amendments to parliament, introducing taxation on excessive profit margins for large companies, alongside changes to pension taxation and regulations for short-term tourism rentals.
S.J., a postman from Čapljina, is wanted by police after allegedly stealing dozens of unclaimed pension payments and fleeing to Thailand. The incident has left dozens of retirees in Herzegovina without their income.
Hackers have leaked sensitive documents from Hungary's Széchenyi Program Office, including family photos, medical records, and evidence of questionable contracts awarded to companies linked to controversial figures.
Police guards will be withdrawn entirely from four people, philenews understands: Yiannakis Omirou and Dimitris Syllouris, Cyprus’s two former House Presidents, and Elsi Christofias and Androulla…
In a criminal case involving former banking executive Vladimiro Antonov, prosecutors express skepticism regarding his willingness to disclose specific details about alleged financial crime schemes.
A new initiative funded with over €292,000 will enable 60 retirement associations nationwide to improve the quality of life and social inclusion of older citizens.
Montenegrin-born Spanish basketball star Nikola Mirotić is reportedly considering retirement after several potential transfers to clubs like Joventut, Málaga, and Baskonia failed to materialize.
President Zelensky announced additional meetings with US envoys to discuss a peace package and potential compromises. The discussions aim to address the ongoing war despite limited immediate breakthroughs.
Miroslav Parović, founder of the People's Freedom Movement, ridiculed Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić’s announcement that his incoming cabinet would be the smallest ever, comparing it to Jesus and his twelve apostles.
President Trump has dispatched special envoys to Moscow and Kyiv to present a new proposal aimed at ending the war in Ukraine. The diplomatic mission unfolds alongside reports of a potential temporary pause in fighting and increased US security protocols following recent information leaks.
Multiple political parties and movements across Bosnia and Herzegovina have officially opened their election campaigns, presenting slogans, candidate slates, and policy pledges in cities nationwide. These coordinated launches mark the formal start of the electoral race for state and entity offices.
Croatian Forests has warned residents to avoid certain areas in Maksimir Park while crews continue repairing infrastructure damaged by a severe storm that struck Zagreb in late March.
President Aleksandar Vučić launched the first episode of his new podcast, featuring an interview with prominent basketball coach Miroslav "Muta" Nikolić.
Retirees in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina are beginning to receive their monthly benefits adjusted upward by 3.5 percent following a recent government approval. The adjustment aims to help offset inflationary pressures and improve living standards for elderly citizens.
An opinion piece examines the widespread reports of Russian drones across Europe, highlighting the lack of verifiable evidence and raising concerns about diplomatic escalation.
Scottish club Rangers have officially purchased Venezuelan striker Kevin Kelsy from Portland Timbers and secured Algerian winger Badredine Bouanani on a season-long loan from Stuttgart.
Tomislav Momirović has filed a 600,000 dinar defamation lawsuit against retired prosecutor Jasmina Paunović, accusing her of spreading false claims linking him to criminal networks.
Relatives, colleagues, and fans gathered at Zagreb’s Mirogoj Cemetery to pay their final respects to beloved Croatian television personality and musician Ksenija Urličić. The memorial service honored her decades-long career and lasting impact on regional entertainment.
Former Croatian Army officer Vilko Klasan discussed the trajectory of the conflict in Ukraine during a television interview, expressing concern over escalating hostilities.
Sultan Haitham bin Tarik of Oman has issued a formal cable of congratulations to the newly elected Captains Regent of San Marino, Alice Mina and Vladimiro.
Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Iranian officials at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit to strengthen bilateral ties and coordinate responses to Western pressure. The dialogue occurred alongside Tehran’s simultaneous outreach to Washington regarding potential diplomatic de-escalation.
Officials have instructed drivers to use the left-most lane for faster travel and reserve the right-most lane for overtaking, correcting widespread misconceptions about highway driving etiquette.
The late actress has been enjoying her post-career years cultivating a celebrated garden on Zagreb’s Goljak hill, reflecting on a life of artistic achievement.
Significant disruptions occurred in central Zagreb when tram services halted near Vrbik stop, forcing public transport operator ZET to dynamically reroute lines 3 and 5 via Branimirova Street.
With the pre-election period underway, political figures like Miroslav Aleksić discuss the anticipated dynamics and challenges of the upcoming electoral race in Serbia.
Lake Techirghiol has receded tens of meters from its shores due to prolonged drought, leaving behind cracked mud and unbearable odors while vegetation begins to grow in the exposed areas.
Jamiroquai frontman Jay Kay discusses the enduring impact of the Virtual Insanity video, shares details about an upcoming retro-inspired album featuring Thundercat, and reveals the current whereabouts of the song's iconic hat.
Diplomat Miroslav Toman has been selected to lead the Czech intelligence service despite raising concerns about insufficient past security vetting, sparking debate over national security protocols.
Miro Kovač responded to recent diplomatic friction between Serbian President Vučić and Croatian Speaker Jandroković, arguing that regional arms races require balanced responses.
Government officials in Tabasco have dismissed reports of an assassination attempt against the mayor of Paraíso, clarifying that while gunshots were heard, no targeted attack occurred.
Milivoj Špika warns that the majority of pensioners in Croatia will not benefit from the abolition of pension taxes and are instead threatened with higher utility bills.
Jure Brkljača returned to the Šibenik Chanson Festival to premiere his new song 'Šapni mi' during the Evening of New Compositions. This marks another collaboration with Miroslav Rus, the song's author, with whom Brkljača has a long-standing musical partnership.
Predsednik Narodnog pokreta Srbije Miroslav Aleksić upitao je danas zašto je sazvana poslednja sednica Skupštine Srbije i zašto se raspisuju izbori, ako je sve tako "sjajno i bajno, građani su…
Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) MP Miroslav Petrašinović announced that proposed amendments to the Law on Prevention of Corruption aim to implement recommendations from GRECO and ODIHR.
The government of the Democratic Republic of Congo and the M23 rebel group have agreed on a roadmap for peace talks. This agreement, facilitated by international mediators, aims to resolve the conflict in eastern Congo.
Miroslav Furtula, the mayor of Čajniče, announced his departure from the SDS party to join the SNSD, stating it was a personal rather than a political decision.
Turkish journalist Nevzat Dindar reports that Galatasaray has offered Bosnian national team player Ermedin Demirović a multi-million euro salary and a three-year contract.
A 72-year-old pensioner drowned in Bajer Lake in Đakovo on Thursday afternoon, according to the Osijek-Baranja Police Department. The coroner found no signs of violence on the body.
The United States national debt has exceeded $40 trillion, having doubled in less than a decade under the Trump and Biden administrations. This record-breaking increase is raising concerns among economists and financial markets about rising borrowing costs and the long-term economic outlook.
Entrepreneur Vanja Horvat, ex-wife of Zoran Mamić, made a public appearance at Zagreb's Mirogoj cemetery to bid farewell to her former mother-in-law, Luca Mamić.
Hollywood actor Woody Harrelson was awarded the Honorary Heart of Sarajevo at the Sarajevo Film Festival (SFF), where he also attended a screening of his film "Welcome to Sarajevo." Harrelson expressed deep gratitude for the recognition, stating it meant more to him than any other award.
Greek athlete Anastasia Dragomirova addressed critical comments about her competition makeup on social media, explaining that it is related to her ADHD.
Greek heptathlon champion Anastasia Dragomirova, 23, spoke out about social media comments regarding her appearance during competitions and openly discussed her experience with ADHD.
Miro Kline, a prominent Slovenian psychologist, has passed away. His death marks the loss of a respected figure in the field of psychology in Slovenia.
Berlin witnessed a large rave and queer manifestation attended by diverse groups including families, seniors, and members of the LGBTQ+ community, all expressing a sense of fearlessness.
Former Czech Finance Minister Miroslav Kalousek has publicly criticized Andrej Babiš's cabinet and their budget plans, despite acknowledging some improvements made by Schillerová.
Bosnian international Ermedin Demirović, despite being content at Stuttgart and not planning to leave, has received a €20 million offer, potentially leading to a transfer in the final stages of the window.
Miroslav Zahradil has spoken about his 'final phase' in politics and his membership with the Motorists party. He also indicated what he believes gives Pavel an advantage in the current political landscape.
Polish AI startup Pathway, founded by Zuzanna Stamirowska, has developed an AI model that achieves results similar to GPT 5.6 Luna at more than 11 times lower cost. The company is already valued at $0.5 billion and could revolutionize the AI industry.
The Turkish parliament has approved a significant bill aimed at advancing the peace process with the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), offering a pardon-like opportunity for thousands of militants to reintegrate into society. This move is seen as a crucial step towards resolving the long-standing conflict.
A new theory has surfaced regarding the unprecedented reaction of Sinj Mayor Miro Bulj at the Alka festival, questioning if it was related to 330 tickets.
Mayor Miro Bulj criticized the Croatian government for closing a maternity ward and demanded a general hospital in Sinj, refusing to attend a meeting with government officials.
During the 311th Sinjska Alka event, Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković attended, while Mayor Miro Bulj used the occasion to criticize the government for closing a local maternity ward and demanded a general hospital.
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The United States has rejected China's attempts to enforce new restrictions at Scarborough Reef, stating that China's claim over the Scarborough Shoal is destabilizing the region. This comes amidst various other global developments, including a Verizon mobile service outage in the U.S. and discussions regarding the Trump Gaza plan.
On August 8, 1946, the XB-36, a prototype bomber designed for nuclear warfare and later known as the 'Peacemaker,' made its inaugural flight, becoming an iconic symbol of the early Cold War era.
Inter Miami secured a 1-1 draw against Chicago FC, with Casemiro scoring a key strike, helping them close the gap with Nashville FC in the league standings.
Analysis suggests Trump’s approach to Iran and Ukraine mirrors post-9/11 strategies, while reports indicate he is withdrawing key figures like Witkoff and Kushner. Simultaneously, the CIA chief may play a larger role in peace negotiations, reflecting a broader realignment of US foreign policy priorities.
The Croatian government has announced measures to raise pensions for approximately 200,000 veterans, police officers, and soldiers. Additionally, pension taxes will be eliminated for 541,000 retirees as part of the new social benefits package.
UMIROVLJENICU (71) iz Vodica telefonski su kontaktirali prevaranti, lažno se predstavivši kao policajci. Uvjerili su je da je njezina ušteđevina krivotvorena i da je preda radi zamjene.
Ermedin Demirović became only the second Bosnian player to score a hat-trick in the Champions League, leading Stuttgart to victory after fans waited eight years for such a feat.
Expert Mirosław Oczkoś claims the Zondacrypto cryptocurrency scandal is beginning to affect the political environment surrounding President Karol Nawrocki, citing nervous reactions from allies.
General Mirosław Bodnar, commander of Polish unmanned systems, stated that the Polish army requires Ukrainian drones to supplement its manned capabilities and enhance operational readiness.
Bogusław Chrabota urges political elites to watch a new film by Mirosław Bork that draws parallels between current Russian rhetoric toward Kyiv and Nazi narratives regarding Austria and the Sudeten Germans.
American diplomats Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner have reported substantial progress in laying the groundwork for resumed trilateral negotiations aimed at ending the war in Ukraine. Their visits to Kyiv and Moscow coincide with ongoing diplomatic efforts to bridge divergent positions on territorial concessions and security guarantees.
Zagreb has finished 90% of summer road maintenance works, including projects on Zvonimirova Street and a flyover in Sesvete, to improve city traffic before the new school year.
Russian President Vladimir Putin hosted American representatives Kevin Witkoff and Jared Kushner at the Kremlin to discuss a potential ceasefire and peace framework for Ukraine. The diplomatic meeting occurred alongside a temporary halt in hostilities between Moscow and Kyiv.
The President of the People's Movement of Serbia (NPS), Miroslav Aleksić, stated that NPS and the alliance formed with the Ecological Uprising and the People's Face of Serbia are now in a fight that will end with the elections on the 25th.
The acclaimed writer is celebrated for continuing Krleža’s spirit in the 70s and 80s before being forced into exile in Germany during the 90s, later returning after political changes.
The Australian actor and presenter discusses the realities of growing up in the spotlight, finding gratitude in everyday moments, and a personal fantasy she has yet to fulfill.
SSP President Dragan Đilas confirmed that Miroslav Aleksić's Popular Movement of Serbia will contest the upcoming elections alone, rejecting a potential coalition with the Platform for European Serbia.
Miroslav Aleksić's party announced it will run independently rather than forming a coalition list with the Freedom and Justice Party for upcoming elections.
University students in Rovaniemi face severe accommodation shortages and soaring rents as properties are increasingly converted into lucrative short-term tourist accommodations.
Russian President Vladimir Putin indicated a possible agreement to end the war in Ukraine, while also condemning Norway's seizure of a Russian ship in the Arctic as 'state terrorism' in response to a Ukrainian energy firm's compensation claim.
Growing public anxiety surrounds widespread claims of Russian drones operating across Europe, prompting debates over the lack of concrete evidence and the diplomatic implications of unverified incidents.
Officials confirmed that personal data of two employees was accessed by unauthorized parties, though the full extent of the leak remains under investigation.
Friends and dignitaries gathered at Zagreb's Mirogoj cemetery to bid farewell to renowned Croatian writer Slobodan Šnajder, with actor Rade Šerbedžija delivering a eulogy.
Following over 1,300 public complaints regarding a persistent foul smell in Bucharest and Ilfov County, environmental inspectors narrowed down the causes to two probable sources and announced substantial fines.
Tomislav Momirović, a former minister under investigation for alleged corruption linked to a railway reconstruction project, has filed a lawsuit against prosecutor Jasmina Paunović for damaging his honor and reputation.
An investigative report reveals that powerful arms producer Šefšet Demirovski is connected to two espionage scandals in Serbia, raising concerns about his expanding market influence.
Recent public opinion research indicates that nearly 30% of Serbian citizens remain politically undecided, with corruption identified as the primary societal issue, though this concern does not currently translate into widespread anti-government sentiment.
Predsednik Narodnog pokreta Srbije Miroslav Aleksić ocenio je da će nadolazeći izbori biti fokusirani na borbu protiv mafije u državi, upozoravajući da unutrašnje svađe opozicije direktno pogoduju vladajućoj stranci.
Špela Miroševič discusses how her son, who suffers from a rare genetic condition, experienced a dramatic improvement in his health after being administered a targeted therapy.
MIRO Bulj responded to HDZ criticism regarding a free bus provided for protesters, emphasizing that nature protection takes precedence over partisan politics.
A first-instance court in Osijek has convicted a 50-year-old retired man for making online threats against Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Ivan Anušić, sentencing him to a suspended term and ordering him to attend exorcisms due to claimed spiritual obsessions.
President Trump signed an executive order prohibiting certain foreign-made technology and equipment from the U.S. power grid, citing national security risks. The directive coincides with escalating tariff threats against Canada, triggering cross-border trade disputes and consumer boycotts.
Public commentary highlights growing regional security tensions as experts argue Croatia must accelerate its own defense modernization to counter neighboring military expansions.
An unusual job advertisement from Bobota in Croatia has attracted attention on social media. Miroslav Nedić is looking for a shepherd to take care of his approximately 200 sheep.
Chief of the General Staff Miroslav Hlaváč announced that the Czech Republic’s new army conceptual framework is substantially finalized, while also addressing strategic infrastructure needs such as establishing a fourth military hospital.
The US Supreme Court temporarily allowed the Trump administration to restrict mail-in ballots, while trade tensions escalated with Canada over new tariffs, prompting Canada to consider closer ties with the EU.
The United States is urging the UN Security Council to expand its arms embargo to cover all of Sudan, following an ambush in South Sudan that killed two UN peacekeepers and injured seven others. This proposal comes amidst broader UN discussions on various global conflicts and human rights issues.
Germany's social spending has reached a record high, primarily driven by its aging population and increased expenditures on pensions and healthcare. This trend places a growing burden on younger generations, according to the Ifo Institute.
Miroslav Toman, a diplomat, will replace Vladimír Posolda as the head of the Czech Office for Foreign Relations and Information (ÚZSI) starting October 1, following Posolda's resignation.
Miroslav Aleksić, president of the People's Movement of Serbia, stated that the government's agricultural policies over the past 15 years have left Serbian farmers in dire poverty, leading to unharvested crops and cut down trees.
Foremost Capital Limited is exploring the use of digital gift cards and their role in the entrepreneurship marketplace. This initiative aims to leverage digital solutions for business growth and financial services.
The Serbian Democratic Party (SDS) issued a denial regarding reports that Čajniče Mayor Miroslav Furtula had left their party, clarifying that he was elected as a representative of the SRS.
Valery Miroshnikov has been featured in various business news outlets, including The Guardian Nigeria News and Barron's. The articles discuss his involvement with companies and current affairs.
The mayor of Brașov has publicly criticized Environment Minister Diana Buzoianu regarding a persistent unpleasant odor affecting several areas of the city, questioning the ministry's actions.
The Trump administration has approved over $200 million in funding for a proposed peace force in Gaza, marking the first major financial allocation for Trump's plan for the region. This funding aims to support efforts towards stability and peace in Gaza.
Croatia's Pensioners' Party is calling for immediate pension reform, stating that up to 40 percent of individuals over 65 years old are living on the brink of poverty.
Former Finance Minister Miroslav Kalousek sharply criticizes Andrej Babiš, comparing him to a butcher with only one priority, neglecting other issues, in an interview for Aktuálně.cz's Spotlight program.
French astronaut Sophie Adenot made history by becoming the first French woman to perform a spacewalk outside the International Space Station (ISS). She ventured into space in a 140-kilogram suit, suspended 400 kilometers above Earth.
More than 500 complaints about a strong smell of garbage and gas in several Bucharest neighborhoods prompted the Environmental Guard to launch controls within 24 hours.
Japonijos ambasadorius Maskvoje Akira Muto neatvyko į Rusijos užsienio reikalų ministeriją. Jis buvo iškviestas po Japonijos pasipiktinimo dėl Rusijos prezidento Vladimiro Putino vizito Kurilų salose.
Mirosław Wróblewski, President of the Polish Data Protection Office (UODO), stated that Poland is one of the most attacked countries globally and emphasized the need to invest billions in digital security, drawing lessons from the MyDr incident.
Miroslav Zikmund's villa in the Czech Republic, originally a functionalist building, tells the story of the famous traveler and served as the planning ground for his expeditions.
Provincial MP Miroslav Ilić has become a member of the newly formed parliamentary group "Vojvodina uz studente" in the Assembly of Vojvodina, prompting a statement from his party, the Movement of Free Citizens (PSG).
A 71-year-old man attacked a train conductor after being asked for his ticket, pushing and verbally abusing her. The incident occurred on a train when the man was found to be traveling without a valid fare.
The Croatian government is facing intense scrutiny and calls for resignation following a scandal involving illegal waste dumping in Lika, with critics accusing officials of corruption and environmental negligence. Prime Minister Plenković has defended the government, claiming the water is safe, while opposition parties demand accountability.
Mirosław Żukowski expresses anticipation for Iga Świątek's next tournament victory, believing it is crucial for her to regain her top form and intimidate rivals.
The trailer has been released for "Kengur se vraća kući" (Kangaroo Returns Home), a new satirical comedy by Miroslav Momčilović starring Andrija Kuzmanović, set to premiere on September 23.
Flanders has significantly reduced permits for foreign religious leaders, particularly imams, with Minister Demirova reporting success in stricter migration policies and aiming for further tightening.
The president of the People's Movement of Serbia (NPS), Miroslav Aleksić, accused the authorities today of "destroying the Serbian peasant" for years, which is why many have stopped farming.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited Serbia, a country with historical ties to Russia, securing pledges of support while Russian missile attacks near Kyiv killed a child and two others. The visit aimed to strengthen Ukraine's diplomatic standing as Russian influence in the Balkans wanes.