As the Slovenian band celebrates a quarter-century with a new album and nationwide tour, featured personalities discuss their listening habits and cultural influences.

Former Chief of Defence Staff Manoj Mukund Naravane suggested that Pakistan may have been responsible for leaking sensitive details regarding the recent India-Pakistan ceasefire following Operation Sindoor.

The International Film Festival in Niš has commenced, featuring Jean-Claude Van Damme as a special guest. Van Damme reportedly attended the festival as a friend without a fee.

Minister of Culture Nikola Selaković and the abbot of Manasija Monastery, protosyncellus Pavle, signed an agreement today whereby the Ministry allocated 463.9 million

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay has abandoned the controversial Parandur airport project and is now exploring a new international airport site near Chennai, sparking political debate.

A local transport worker was fatally stabbed during an altercation in Narayanganj, prompting police investigations and calls for improved public safety measures in the region.

RTL journalist Boris Mišević announced his departure from his reporter role in the RTL Danas news program, but will remain with the television station to work on a new authorial project.

Thailand's State Railway (SRT) has successfully restored rail services in Narathiwat province after a section of the track was damaged in a bombing incident.

The Croatian Mountain Rescue Service (HGSS) in Šibenik, aided by a Ministry of Interior helicopter, rescued a foreign national who sustained a head injury after falling on a hiking trail on Dinara Mountain. She was transported to a hospital due to difficult terrain and suspected concussion.

The ancient Triyuginarayan Temple in Uttarakhand, believed to be the site of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati's wedding, is gaining popularity among couples seeking traditional Hindu ceremonies.

Malaysian police have tightened security along the Malaysia-Thailand border following a series of blasts in Thailand's southern provinces of Yala, Pattani, and Narathiwat. The Inspector-General of Police has advised Malaysians to reduce travel to the tense region.

More than 8,000 athletes stormed the 118 floors of Menara Merdeka 118 in Kuala Lumpur over the weekend for the IHH Sky Race, setting a new record.

The non-profit initiative Rooral is organizing two-week to two-month stays in the Spanish village of Benaraba, offering a different lifestyle away from overcrowded cities, primarily in spring and autumn.

Residents of Novi Sad have sent aid packages and over half a million dinars to areas affected by recent fires. This collective effort demonstrates community support for those impacted by the blazes.

The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) has closed a section of its rail line in Narathiwat province following damage caused by a blast.

Jute prices have reportedly fallen in the Narail region of Bangladesh, leading to fears of significant losses among local farmers.

Following the global shock caused by the abuses against Gisèle Pelicot, Europol is actively working to shut down online forums that promote abuse and misogyny, recognizing it as a universal problem.

Thai police in Sungai Kolok, Narathiwat, detained two Malaysian men from Kelantan for possession of 1,560 Epam pills.

Former Indian Army chief MM Naravane stated that China will be India's primary competitor across political, economic, trade, and military spheres in the coming years, while Pakistan remains a significant security challenge.

Serbia is implementing a special law to regulate the distribution of 6,000 dinars in financial aid to citizens, outlining who is eligible, when, and where to apply, and specifying which payments cannot be duplicated.

Four new individuals are set to join the cabinet on Friday, while an Islami Jubo Andolan leader was tragically killed in a teen gang attack in Narayanganj. These events highlight both political developments and ongoing social issues.

Serbian citizens who were not shareholders of the Share Fund will need to apply to receive a payment of 6,000 dinars, with the state allocating an additional 150 million euros from the budget for this purpose.

Four children have drowned in a pond in Narayanganj.

Georgia's Mdinaradze has deflected a letter from Gharibashvili, who claims Mdinaradze asked him to confess to crimes he did not commit, with the government stating it is 'ready for accusations'.

A report by RSE identifies various entities, from anonymous social media pages to Russian state media, as key spreaders of Kremlin narratives in Serbia, reaching thousands of followers.

A probe agency reportedly seized digital devices from the daughter of Pinarayi Vijayan, finding notes with Dubai transfer details and evidence of a SIM card used for internet calls.

Gharibashvili has published a second letter, alleging he faced pressure to admit to corruption charges, stating he broke his silence after receiving a letter from Mamuka Mdinaradze.

The city of Valjevo, Serbia, is looking for a partner to operate public transport on 12 urban and 11 suburban lines, a concession valued at approximately three billion dinars.

Ritu Narayan, an Indian-origin entrepreneur, is recognized as the visionary behind Zum, a school bus startup valued at $1.7 billion that leverages technology to improve student transportation.

The head of the Association of School Leaders in Reykjavík, Iceland, stresses that collaboration between authorities and teachers is more crucial than metrics for safeguarding an inspiring school system.

An orange cat named Albert has become an internet sensation, with videos showing him relaxing on a couch.

The Slovenian Journalists' Association has called on the owners of N1 to fulfill their promises, highlighting the significant pressures, discreditations, threats, and even physical attacks faced by N1 journalists in Serbia. The association emphasized that without independent journalism, there is no democracy.

Mirsad Đerlek, State Secretary of the Ministry of Health, announced that prices for certain medicines will be permanently reduced, allowing patients to save money.

A criminal investigation has reportedly been launched in Russia against Michael Martens, the Balkan correspondent for Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ), with the state news agency TASS reporting the initiation of criminal proceedings.

The bodies of five climbers who died on a mountain expedition are being transported to Bosnia and Herzegovina. Their final farewell and burial are scheduled for Tuesday.

A one-time payment of 20,000 dinars for parents of elementary school students in Niš is seen as a welcome measure to ease costs, but some argue that secure employment is a better long-term solution.

The Ministry of Spatial Planning, Urbanism, and State Property announced that apartment owners can register joint ownership of land without the consent of all tenants, as the right to land already exists by law.

Zenica has declared a Day of Mourning next Tuesday following the tragic deaths of five local mountaineers on Mount Elbrus.

While the Serbian state proposes a minimum wage of 600 euros for next year, a new calculation indicates that over 130,000 dinars (approx. 155,000 dinars) per month is needed for a decent life in Serbia.

Russian propaganda outlets are actively disseminating a new narrative claiming that Ukraine is experiencing widespread food shortages. Ukraine's Center for Countering Disinformation (CCD) has identified this as an attempt to spread panic.

Perko Matović, State Secretary in the Ministry of Information and Telecommunications, has condemned a statement by Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung journalist Michael Martens, who allegedly called for 'killing Russians,' deeming it a violation of journalistic ethics and hospitality.

A straightforward recipe for a moist and aromatic orange cake made with corn grits, almonds, and oranges.

Czech Health Minister Adam Vojtěch's proposal to allow pharmacists and dentists to administer flu vaccinations, aimed at increasing vaccination rates, has met resistance from both the medical chamber and a government colleague.

Montenegro is currently under an orange weather alert, with forecasts predicting sunny and very hot weather, reaching temperatures up to 39 degrees Celsius. The Institute for Hydrometeorology and Seismology also warned of occasional moderate to strong northern and northeastern winds.

Road deaths in Portugal have remained stagnant over the past 10 years, with 589 fatalities in 2025, a figure nearly identical to 2015, contrasting sharply with significant reductions seen in other European countries.

The bodies of five Bosnian-Herzegovinian climbers who died on Mount Elbrus in Russia at the end of July are still in Moscow, awaiting confirmation of payment for their transport back to Bosnia and Herzegovina.

A new NMS poll in Slovakia indicates that Progressive Slovakia is solidifying its leading position, while the Hlas party is falling towards the five-percent threshold, and Smer and Republika are growing.

Journalist Vuk Cvijić of Radar has won a court case against Vladimir Đukanović. The details of the lawsuit were not specified, but the ruling marks a victory for Cvijić.

Four companies from the bankrupt 'Majevica' agricultural machinery manufacturer system are being offered for joint sale for 233.6 million dinars.

Rescue teams were called out today for two injured tourists: one near Hafragilsfoss waterfall and another in Hrútagil in Skaftafell.

Gaza is commemorating the one-year anniversary of the death of journalist Anas al-Sharif, with tributes highlighting his dedication to Palestine.

The Austrian mountain rescue service saved 36 unprepared hikers, including those with small children, who will now have to cover the costs of the complex rescue operation themselves.

Yannis Stournaras, in an interview with Handelsblatt, stated that foreign banks are welcome to participate in Greek banking institutions. This signals an open invitation for international investment in the Greek financial sector.

For decades, residents of the Radiofar settlement have relied on well water, which has been confirmed to contain hexavalent chromium above permissible levels. The community is awaiting the installation of a proper water supply network.

Sixteen Iranian fishermen from the vessel Shahin 2 have been missing for over three months, with a U.S. helicopter reportedly seen overhead prior to their disappearance. The incident has caused distress in the Konarak fishing community.

Local authorities continue to issue penalties to a business operating on Njegoševa Street, but complaints from neighbors about persistent loud music remain unresolved.

Authorities have detained three individuals following the discovery of an unidentified man's body near a school in Naraina Vihar, linking the case to a disputed taxi fare and a distinctive heart-shaped tattoo.

Ecological Uprising leader Aleksandar Jovanović challenged Finance Minister Siniša Mali in parliament over the effectiveness of recent 6,000 dinar social payments for adult citizens.

The financial services group saw notable trading volume increases following positive investor response to its recent operational disclosures.

Malaysian authorities have advised their citizens to reconsider non-essential travel to the southern Thai provinces of Pattani, Yala, and Narathiwat due to ongoing unrest in the region.

A leading asset management executive warns investors not to overlook large-cap stocks during the small-cap rally, citing constructive corporate earnings growth and potential geopolitical impacts on energy prices over the next 12-18 months.

The dispute between the CPI(M) and the CPI over the deputy leader of opposition (LoP) post in the Assembly intensified, with CPI national general secretary D Raja calling on LoP Pinarayi Vijayan to adopt a more accommodative stance.

The announcement of a one-off state aid of 6,000 dinars for citizens, to be paid in September from the Share Fund, has generated numerous questions from the public.

Serbia's Fiscal Council has criticized the proposed budget rebalance for 2026, stating that it unjustifiably increases the deficit by 59 billion dinars to 3.5% of GDP, with some large expenditures lacking clear explanations.

The enduring bond between N. R. Narayana Murthy and Sudha Murty is explored, emphasizing Sudha's pivotal ₹10,000 investment that helped launch Infosys in 1981.

A railway bombing in Narathiwat has led to changes in service for Thailand's Southern Line.

Movimiento Naranja (MC) has formally requested a substitute for deputy Sergio Torres, who was shot in Sinaloa, to complete its legislative bench.

ISRO chief V Narayanan announced that India aims to establish its own space station by 2035, highlighting the country's growing capabilities in space technology and its application across over 50 areas.

A comprehensive guide to 12 art exhibitions across the UAE, featuring shows like Spectrum at Manarat Al Saadiyat and orange art at Ayyam Gallery.

Approximately 60 rescue workers participated in an extensive rescue operation in the Fimmvörðuháls highlands of Iceland after a singing group requested assistance due to a sudden illness affecting one of its members.

Another 12 medical professionals have returned to Serbia to continue their careers in local health institutions, bringing the total number of returnees to over 400 in the last year and a half.

Ten schools in the Narayanbagar area of Chamoli, India, have been ordered to close for four days following an increase in incidents involving stray and aggressive dogs.

Natural disasters have significantly impacted Triglav's profitability, leading to a reduction in their earnings. The company is likely assessing the financial fallout from these events.

The Serbian government has announced that applications for 6,000 dinars in state aid will open on September 7th through the Treasury Administration. This assistance aims to provide financial support to citizens.

A collision between a tipper truck and a tractor in Monaragala, Sri Lanka, has tragically resulted in the deaths of five people.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) warns that Serbia is the only country in the EU-Balkan region from which journalists have had to flee due to their work, urging the EU to address media freedom in the candidate country.

The Association of Journalists of Serbia (UNS) and its Kosovo branch (DNKiM) marked 28 years since the abduction of Radio Pristina journalists, whose families still have no information regarding their fate.

A wildfire on Mount Dinara in Croatia remains active, having burned over 1500 hectares on the Croatian side. Firefighters are struggling with inaccessible terrain and strong winds, stating that only rain can extinguish the blaze.

A wildfire is burning on Dinara mountain in Croatia, with two Canadair planes and the Croatian army deployed to extinguish it.

Glamočić met with oil producers to discuss the initial offer of 40 dinars per kilogram for sunflower, emphasizing that this is only an advance payment as the harvest has just begun. The meeting aimed to address pricing and market conditions for the new harvest.

Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman and his fiancée, singer-actress Bella Astillah, are set to marry on October 10 in an all-white ceremony at Menara Merdeka Maybank in Kuala Lumpur.

The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ), BFMI, and 'Article 19 Europe' have called upon European and national regulators to ensure full transparency regarding media ownership and funding sources. This demand aims to address concerns about potential lack of clarity in media control.

The sale of Serbian media outlets previously critical of President Vučić has sparked concern among journalists' associations ahead of upcoming elections. This management change has raised suspicions about media independence.

The high fire danger status has been revoked for the Gorenjska, Koroška, Posočje, Zgornja Savinjska dolina, and Šaleška dolina regions in Slovenia. However, high fire danger remains in effect for other parts of the country.

Two lawyers have gone missing in Calabria, Italy, after their ultralight aircraft lost contact during flight. Search efforts are concentrated between Fuscaldo and Falconara Albanese, with their last known trace being a WhatsApp message.

Prema najnovijem izveštaju Državne lutrije Srbije, u 65. kolu igre na sreću Loto 5+ jedan, petica koja je iznosila 25.000.000 dinara nije izvučena.

Slovakia's Council for Budgetary Responsibility warns that years of deferred reforms have exhausted the country's borrowing capacity, predicting a painful future crisis with higher mortgages, benefit cuts, and increased taxes.

The US Centcom commander has highlighted mental health issues among sailors during long periods of service at sea, with reports of multiple attempts to jump overboard from a US aircraft carrier.

Ten communities across Spain are currently under weather warnings for rain, storms, and high temperatures, with three regions at an 'orange' alert level.

A Czech article discusses how political trolling and satire, while understandable as a protest against a desperate political situation, ultimately clashes with reality.

The Lovrenc Lakes, considered one of the most beautiful spots in Pohorje, are accessible via a popular hiking trail through forests and high bogs.

Mountaineering and ecological societies from Bosansko Grahovo have issued an urgent appeal to authorities to take all available measures to save Dinara mountain, where over 1,000 hectares of forest have burned.

An advertisement disguised as a news article promotes the sale of cocaine in Nara, directing users to a specific website.

Susana Ribeiro, a former travel journalist and now a travel leader, discusses how travel has become her life and career, inspiring others through her website and guided trips.

Serbian Agriculture Minister Branislav Glamočić stated that 40 dinars is not a realistic price for sunflower, expressing expectations for a significantly higher level. He anticipates an increase in the price of sunflower.

A proposed new wine law is raising concerns among producers of natural wines. They fear the legislation could jeopardize their existence and traditional practices.

Popular TikTok influencer and content creator Nara Smith, known for her cooking videos, has signed with Creative Artists Agency (CAA) for representation.

Miloš Škundrić, director and president of the Association of Film Directors of Serbia, criticized the results of the film art competition, stating that significant film festivals are not receiving funding while state money is spent on folk festivities.

Perko Matović, Serbia's State Secretary in the Ministry of Information and Telecommunications, condemned a statement by a Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung journalist, accusing him of inciting the killing of Russians.

As India prepares for Independence Day, Hindustan Times revisits Prime Minister P. V. Narasimha Rao's 1995 address from the Red Fort, where he warned about Pakistan exporting terror and dismissed J&K as an issue.

A significant data breach has potentially exposed the personal information of nearly 19 million Polish citizens, with the Deputy Prime Minister confirming the scale of the incident. Experts warn that affected individuals should remain vigilant for months following what could be one of the largest data leaks in history.

Serbia plans to borrow an additional five billion dinars for the long-delayed Danube Corridor project, which aims to connect Belgrade with Golubac.

A traffic accident involving two vehicles occurred on the D2 highway at the 16.5-kilometer mark, heading towards the Czech Republic, with preliminary police findings suggesting the driver likely failed to pay sufficient attention.

Cats are known to purr when content, but they also purr when scared, recovering from injuries, or at the vet, indicating a more complex communication mechanism.

The Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia (NUNS) has condemned threats and intimidation directed at journalists from the 'Volim Zrenjanin' portal and 'Zoomer' in Serbia. NUNS emphasized that such actions against media professionals are unacceptable.

According to EUalajv, a question posed by a journalist from the German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) during a press conference with the Ukrainian and Serbian presidents in Belgrade was perceived as a propaganda gift to the Kremlin.

The Center for Policy and Economics (CPE) has announced that the cost of living wage for 2026 in Serbia will be 154,740 dinars, an amount deemed sufficient to cover basic social and existential needs for workers.

Veran Matić, President of the Board of the Association of Independent Electronic Media, stated that the intimidation of journalists is part of a wider process threatening and destroying professional media.

A woman in Niš, Serbia, was charged 2.8 million dinars (24,000 euros) for family home property registration under the "Svoj na svome" law, despite President Vučić's previous promise of a 100-dinar fee.

The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) has called for a full investigation into death threats made against Serbian journalist Veran Matic. The EFJ emphasized the importance of thoroughly investigating these threats to ensure the safety of journalists.

Yannis Stournaras, the Governor of the Bank of Greece, has stated that foreign investment in Greek banks is desirable.

Mandatory school materials such as backpacks, notebooks, and art supplies are quickly adding up to several hundred euros annually, creating financial strain for families despite government promises of tuition-free schooling.

The national journalists' union has publicly supported ongoing protests in Croatia's Lika region, emphasizing the press's duty to investigate environmental issues and hold authorities accountable.

Chesnara has announced an early positive impact from its newly acquired Chesnara Life UK, contributing to the company's performance.

A recent marriage notice published in the Daily Mirror announcing the union between Gunaratne and Rachel.

Several European statesmen gathered in Kyiv to commemorate the 35th anniversary of Ukraine's declaration of independence.

An unusual combination of espresso and orange juice, dubbed 'AMERICANO Sunrise,' has become a popular hit on TikTok, offering a refreshing new beverage trend.

The medieval fortress of Kurvingrad, also known as Koprijan, located in Malošište, Doljevac, Serbia, is slated for restoration and development for tourism, with 3.2 million dinars allocated for its eastern rampart.

Discussions are ongoing regarding the environmental impact of home printing, alongside recommendations for the best home printers for various uses. This highlights both the practical aspects and ecological considerations of personal printing.

An orange weather alert is in effect for Montenegro today, with meteorologists forecasting predominantly sunny and warm conditions and temperatures up to 38 degrees Celsius.

An unspecified news report from Narathiwat, a province in southern Thailand, has been published.

The CPI(M) state secretary M V Govindan has alleged that the Enforcement Directorate (ED) is politically targeting Pinarayi Vijayan in a money laundering investigation.

Croatia's State Hydrometeorological Institute (DHMZ) has issued an orange warning for a heatwave in the Dubrovnik region for Monday, with yellow warnings for Dubrovnik from Tuesday to Thursday and Split on Thursday.

Authorities in Narathiwat have imposed a curfew after the region experienced multiple bomb and arson attacks, prompting security measures to be put in place.

China has activated a Level IV emergency response for typhoons and heavy rain, with warnings issued as Typhoon Nara approaches the southern coast, contributing to the simultaneous presence of two typhoons over the South China Sea and Northwest Pacific.

A new study examining hundreds of research papers suggests that the popular trend of increasing protein intake through supplements might have unexpected drawbacks, challenging the widespread promotion of protein products for health and longevity.

Japan's ancient capital, Nara, known for its 1,600-year history of ice production for the imperial court, has emerged as a popular destination for shaved ice.

Political scientist warns of dangerous political signals from Vučić in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Residents of Čačak and surrounding villages have endured two weeks of severe water restrictions, with taps running dry, while local authorities remain silent on the worsening water situation, even as 2.1 million dinars are allocated for a Breskvica concert.

Police have arrested I. B. (1988), a representative of a citizens' association from Kovilj, on suspicion of misusing his position and causing 5,580,000 dinars in damages to the budget of Novi Sad.

Aemet activates orange alert for heavy rains in Catalonia

Former Army chief MM Naravane stated that Generation Z thinks differently, but emphasized that this does not make them wrong. He believes young people do not intend to harm the country and aim to bring about positive change through their actions.

Justice Vergil Narakobi has urged Papua New Guinea to adopt a new constitutional philosophy. This philosophy aims to balance the interests of individuals, families, villages, land, and the state.

The City Board of the People's Movement of Serbia (NPS) has demanded answers from the city authorities in Niš regarding the decision to spend 11 million dinars on flagpoles, questioning its priority.

Five mountaineers from Bosnia and Herzegovina who died on Mount Elbrus, Europe's highest peak, have been laid to rest. The tragic incident claimed the lives of the climbers during their expedition.

Three men testified in court during the main hearing of the Reykholt case in Iceland, where six Icelandic individuals are accused of holding a man captive and subjecting him to severe violence at a home in Reykholt.

Serbia's Social and Economic Council failed to reach an agreement on the minimum wage increase for 2027, leaving the final decision to the government. President Vučić announced that the minimum wage would be 70,470 dinars and that taxes and contributions would be reduced to support businesses.

U ekspediciji je bilo sedam planinara iz Bosne i Hercegovine, samo dvojica su uspeli da se spasu. Ministarstvo za vanredne situacije Rusije objavilo dramatičan snimak potrage za telima.

The high fire danger status for natural environments has been revoked for specific regions in Slovenia, including Gorenjska, Koroška, Posočja, Zgornja Savinjska dolina, and Šaleška dolina, while remaining in effect elsewhere.

Academic graphic artist Aleksandar Radević announces his upcoming solo exhibition, titled 'Myths and Narratives, Figures and Actors, all 'at the root of the mountain',' set to open today in Budva.

A session in Gospić descended into chaos with shouting and the opposition walking out, while an HDZ official advised citizens to disregard politicians, except for their own party.

A court in Bangladesh has sentenced three individuals to death for the murder of an American International University-Bangladesh (AIUB) student. The killing occurred in Narayanganj.

A joint funeral will be held for five mountaineers from Zenica who tragically lost their lives on July 25 during an ascent of Mount Elbrus in the Russian Federation.

Mountain rescue services in the Italian Dolomites saved two Czech tourists who encountered a hailstorm on Sunday afternoon, safely transporting them to a mountain hut.

The Lovrenška Lakes are highlighted as one of the most beautiful spots in Pohorje, Slovenia. A popular hiking trail leads through forests, plains, and the mysterious world of the high moor to reach them.

Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has backed V.D. Satheesan's opposition to a new mining law, expressing suspicion that it is a move to privatize Kerala's public sector mining unit.

Most of Spain is under warnings for rain and storms, with parts of Catalonia at an orange alert level. Four other autonomous communities also have orange alerts, alongside warnings for heat, waves, and fog.

A court in Narathiwat, Thailand, has sentenced a garage owner to five years in prison for dismantling an Internal Security Operations Command (Isoc) pickup truck used in the shooting of a Prachachat Party MP.

Warnings for rain and heat have been issued across various communities in Spain, with most of Catalonia, excluding Terres de l'Ebre and Vall d'Aran, under an orange alert for high temperatures.

Citizens of Novi Sad are set to mark the one-year anniversary of a clash between a local journalist and the 'Cobras' security unit during a protest, which involved the first shot fired. Questions remain regarding the lack of an indictment in the case.

Slovak Prosecutor General Maroš Žilinka warns of a concerning increase in serious intentional criminal activity committed by minors, with statistics showing a sharp rise in robberies and threats over the past three years.

Serbian citizens preparing for winter face higher heating fuel prices, with a ton of pellets costing between 38,000 and 44,000 dinars, and chopped wood up to 10,500 dinars per cubic meter.

German press, specifically Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ), reported on a journalist's 'unluckily formulated' question to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Belgrade, asking how Europeans could help kill more Russians.

Media associations, including NUNS, ANEM, and UNS, have condemned incidents that occurred during the Pride caravan, highlighting unacceptable threats to the safety of activists and journalists.

The city of Niš has allocated 130 million dinars for the capture, care, and shelter of stray dogs and cats by the Zoohygiene service of the Public Utility Company 'Mediana' this year.

A well-known Turkish journalist has been arrested after reporting on a Bayern Munich football transfer rumor, leading to a dramatic situation.

Croatians visiting Walmart in the United States expressed surprise at the store's offerings and prices, noting items like oranges sold individually and medicines resembling candy.

Diesel fuel in North Macedonia has become cheaper by eight denar, and gasoline by four denar, effective today.

Đorđe Bajić criticizes the Ministry of Culture's competition results, where major film festivals like FAF, Beldocs, Slobodna Zona, and Martovski Festival received no funding for 2026, calling it a reflection of society.

The Serbian government has allocated €1.9 million (225 million dinars) from its budget reserves to fund the EXPO 2027 event and the construction of a new National Stadium.

Yannis Stournaras, Governor of the Bank of Greece, stated in Handelsblatt that foreign investors are welcome to participate in Greek banking institutions. This contrasts with strong reactions in Germany to UniCredit's entry into Commerzbank, signaling Greece's open stance on foreign investment in its financial sector.

All rescue teams in Árnessýsla were called out overnight for a challenging operation to assist a tourist who sustained a leg injury in the gorge below Háafoss waterfall, an area with no phone reception.

A Croatian Air Force helicopter conducted a dramatic rescue operation on Dinara Mountain, extracting a German hiker using a crane. The pilot described the challenging rescue of the unconscious individual.