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The investment firm's recommended equity portfolio has delivered poor returns this year, prompting analysis of three key factors and lessons for retail investors.

Mikhail Baryshnikov’s Eifman Ballet will stage its first-ever performance of Eugene Onegin in Vietnam, marking a significant cultural exchange.

Following the death of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić, UN Secretary-General António Guterres issued a statement strongly condemning any denial of genocide and emphasizing the finality of international judicial rulings.

Sead Bublin, a court official in Bosnia and Herzegovina, has pleaded not guilty to charges of embezzlement and document forgery involving nearly 197,000 convertible marks.

Cameron Winter of the band Geese has announced the upcoming release of a live album titled 'Live At Carnegie Hall'. The album will feature recordings from his historic performance at the iconic venue.

DNB Carnegie predicts two interest rate cuts in the coming year, although they anticipate an initial increase before the cuts take effect.

Alexandra Adams, a 32-year-old deaf-blind woman, has become the UK's first deaf-blind doctor, stating that her disabilities have helped her better understand patients.

The author of the film 'Precedent' states that the event it depicts was indeed a precedent, and while the regime attempts to deny what happened, it is impossible to erase the memory of such political brutality against the citizens of Valjevo.

This collection features daily inspirational quotes, including one from CT Fletcher about the nature of impossibility, another from Dale Carnegie on finding freedom after accepting the worst, and a quote from Paul Walker about playing with better people. These quotes offer perspectives on overcoming challenges and resilience.

August 11 marks the anniversary of several historical events, including the death of U.S. painter Jackson Pollock in a 1956 car accident and the passing of industrialist Andrew Carnegie in 1919.

A Vilnius resident expressed dissatisfaction with the limited operating hours of a waste reception center, forcing him to take time off work to properly dispose of car seats.

Vishwesh Negi, a 2002-batch Indian Foreign Service (IFS) officer, has been appointed by the Ministry of External Affairs as the next ambassador of India to the Islamic Republic of Iran.

The Srebrenica Memorial Center has released its 2026 report, documenting 149 cases of genocide denial, primarily on social media and in the media. The report highlights that Serbian state-controlled media was the most frequent perpetrator of denial.

The 33rd BELEF festival, running from July 29th to August 13th, will primarily feature music, with all concerts during this period held at Princess Ljubica's Residence, including performances by Miodrag Jovanović and Darinka Paunov.

Ermenegildo Zegna has released its financial results for the second quarter of the year.

Record heatwaves this summer have prompted a new travel trend, with individuals like Megan Carnegie opting for 'coolcations' in colder climates such as Trondheim, Norway, changing their vacation preferences.

A three-day protest has begun in Niš, Serbia, against plans for a railway bypass to pass through a densely populated area, with opposition parties refuting government claims that the route is unchangeable due to international obligations.

The U.S. Central Command for the Middle East (CentCom) has denied claims that its Tuesday airstrikes in Iran hit civilian infrastructure.

Dale Carnegie's quote emphasizes the value of honest criticism over flattery, suggesting that sincere critique offers valuable lessons for personal growth, unlike praise which can create a false sense of security.

The German parliament has advanced a bill that would criminalize the denial of Israel's right to exist. If passed, individuals found guilty could face imprisonment.

Suspended special prosecutor Saša Čađenović has denied allegations that he attempted to influence the testimony of Asad or any other witnesses, stating that no one was threatened.

Dragan Ignjatović, an inmate at the Pančevo Correctional Facility, claims he has been denied a special diet for nine months, despite having a legal right to it due to his celiac disease, while the prison administration denies these allegations.

The 31st anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide was marked by a 'Flower of Truth and Hope' performance in Zagreb, while officials emphasized Srebrenica remains an open wound for BiH and a warning to the world, with calls for justice amid denial.

The commander of the Serbian Gendarmerie stated that 183 candidates passed the drill for admission, while denying claims of mass departures from the Special Anti-Terrorist Unit (SAJ).

A court has ordered TotalEnergies to disclose the climate risks associated with its oil and gas activities, marking a partial victory for climate and environmental NGOs.

Actress and director Olivia Wilde has again addressed long-standing controversies surrounding the filming of 'Don't Worry Darling,' categorically denying rumors of a heated argument with lead star Florence Pugh on set.

Political groups in Ladakh, including the Leh Apex Body and Kargil Democratic Alliance, have called for a shutdown on June 23. They accuse the central government of failing to uphold agreements regarding legislative powers and constitutional safeguards, threatening renewed agitation.

In Poland, hundreds of Rzeszów police officers spent several days excavating a private property where they discovered the remains of 34 unborn fetuses, medical waste, and medical records.

An analyst from Carnegie warns that the Iran nuclear deal is fragile and a truce will not last long if Iran continues to enrich uranium, suggesting the White House may have overestimated its objectives.

According to an analysis by the Carnegie Europe Institute in Brussels, Kosovo and Serbia remain far from normalizing relations three years after the Ohrid Agreement, with politicians often forgetting their commitments upon returning home. The EU is urged to act as an impartial arbiter to revive the agreement's implementation.

Deputy commanders of the Intervention Unit have denied allegations of obstructing the investigation into a shooting at Autokomanda, while the director of Steak and Wine invoked his right to remain silent during questioning by the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office.

An employee of the BiH Prosecutor's Office has filed a complaint against Damir Došen, a former Hague convict for war crimes in Prijedor, due to his scandalous comments on Facebook denying war crimes and insulting victims.

A journalist from RTRS (Radio Television of Republika Srpska) was questioned by order of the BiH Prosecutor's Office after an episode of his show allegedly denied the Srebrenica genocide.

A chef, Keshav Negi, has been arrested in connection with the Hauz Rani B&B fire in Delhi that killed 21 people, after allegedly telling police he cut the main power supply, potentially contributing to the high death toll.

Renowned pianist Martha Argerich is celebrating her 85th birthday, with tributes highlighting her virtuosity and significant influence on young musicians, for whom she sometimes foregoes major concert halls like Carnegie Hall.

Perica Stanić, former director of SIPA, has again challenged the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Republika Srpska with new questions regarding allegations of cocaine smuggling, asking if any police officers have been suspended.

A Lithuanian farmer, Simonas, is facing thousands of euros in losses after frost severely threatened his outdoor strawberry crops, raising concerns about the future of his farm.

A man from Bijelo Polje, Montenegro, maintains his innocence against drug dealing charges, stating he is unjustly imprisoned, after an appeals court overturned his initial two-year and ten-month sentence.

Nedeljko Elek, the general director of "Sarajevo-gas," stated that he was summoned for questioning by the BiH Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) regarding the denial of the Srebrenica genocide.

Enegix Construction JV PMCC Ltd has filed petitions with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) regarding a dispute over its Rural Access and Mobility Project in Ebonyi.

Anne Hathaway has responded to rumors about undergoing plastic surgery, denying any aesthetic corrections. She stated her belief in speaking one's truth regarding such matters.

Sin Isaka Andika, Džonatan, negira umešanost u kobni pad sa litice njegovog oca, koji je osnovao jedno od najvećih evropskih carstava odeće.

Singer Baja Mali Knindza has denied reports that he was scheduled to perform in Pljevlja on the 21st, calling the claims a 'pure fabrication.' He stated he has no connection to the alleged event.

Political chaos has erupted in Italy over proposed cuts to NATO spending, with right-wing factions accusing each other and concerns rising about Prime Minister Meloni's ability to attend the upcoming Ankara summit while reneging on promises.

Representatives for singer Britney Spears have responded to media reports, denying claims that the pop star was recently seen yelling, barking, and brandishing a knife.

A company involved in the construction of an aqua park in Niš has denied accusations that it caused damage to the city's budget. The company stated the claims were "incorrect" but affirmed its cooperation with authorities.

DNB Carnegie anticipates that Norway's revised budget will boost economic growth, while a chief economist expresses skepticism about the willingness or ability to implement austerity measures.

Georges Bizet's opera "Carmen" is returning to the Lithuanian National Opera and Ballet Theatre (LNOBT) stage this week, featuring many new and unheard soloists for Lithuanian audiences. Performances are scheduled for May 7-9.

Antanas Kandrotas-Celofanas, a recidivist who recently arrived in Belarus via Turkey, has garnered significant attention from propagandists and is giving interviews.

Financial experts from Delphi and DNB Carnegie provide updated stock tips, highlighting past recommendations that would have led to significant returns.

Last summer's #sardinegirlsummer hashtag propelled sardines into a fashion emblem, appearing on various accessories, clothing, and even as tattoos, indicating a broader trend.

Ermenegildo Zegna presented its Q1 earnings call, detailing the luxury fashion group's financial performance for the first quarter. The report covered sales figures, profitability, and strategic initiatives.

A Slovenian professor, known for his views on communist crimes, was invited to speak in the Croatian Parliament, sparking controversy. His presence and statements, particularly regarding Jasenovac, drew strong reactions from some attendees.

Carnegie's fund managers are focusing on identifying hidden values in spin-offs, which have long been an underestimated part of the stock market, by selecting companies that can perform well independently.

The southern German state of Hesse is reportedly drafting legislation that would make it a criminal offense to question Israel's right to exist.

The Party of Justice and Reconciliation emphasized that Mladić’s passing does not alter established historical facts regarding his life sentence for crimes in Srebrenica.

The renowned choreographer Boris Eifman’s production of Tchaikovsky’s classic opera will debut in Vietnam, bringing international ballet to new audiences.

National statistics agency Inegi reported that Mexico's unemployment rate fell to 2.9% in July, though the country still grapples with a large informal workforce comprising over 34 million people.

Kosovo Police have denied allegations from Serbian tabloids that a fire in the Brnjak area was caused by an incendiary device launched from Kosovo. Authorities refuted claims of a 'fireball' being fired from their territory.

New INEGI data provides a comprehensive look at Mexico's security landscape in 2025, detailing expenditures, gun seizures, and shifts in arrest patterns.

Despite a recovering Swedish economy, Norwegian bank DNB Carnegie's new forecast suggests that a significant strengthening of the Swedish krona is not expected.

A Serbian doctor has denied the Ombudsman's claims regarding expert testimony on injuries sustained by citizens after a police intervention in Valjevo, stating that his email response was blocked as spam.

A new INEGI time-use survey shows that Mexicans work nearly 60 hours a week, highlighting stark gender gaps in chores, sleep, and free time.

Sora Iwai, a 12-year-old violinist from Kumamoto, performed at New York’s Carnegie Hall after winning the top prize in the under-18 division of an international music competition. His performance marked a significant achievement for the young talent.

Dr. Dragan Milić, founder of a ruling citizens' group in Niš, Serbia, has denied reports from pro-government media claiming he was arrested with an arsenal of weapons.

Aaron David Miller, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, cautions that a new US attack on Iran could lead to a major and drastic expansion of the conflict.

Mexico's export revenue surged by 24.6% annually in the first half of 2026, reaching a record $389.72 billion, according to the national statistics agency INEGI.

Jovan Vučurović has resigned from his position as a Member of Parliament in Montenegro. This follows criticism from the Center for Civic Education (CGO) regarding his appointment, which they viewed as the government rewarding genocide denial.

Serbian Foreign Minister Ivica Dačić has denied that Serbia uses sound cannons and stated that the country is prepared to sell its LRAD acoustic devices.

A woman shares her personal struggle with a relationship where romance and intimacy have dwindled over time, expressing her inability to continue living this way.

Ivan Simić, the lawyer representing Saša Vuković Boske, who is accused of murdering Aleksandar Nešović Baja, has denied allegations that prosecutor Stefanović acted unlawfully. The murder reportedly occurred at the '27' restaurant in Senjak.

Zdravko Šagolj, a former HVO commander in Konjic known as "Piske," has pleaded not guilty before the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina. He faces charges related to organized crime and cocaine smuggling from Ecuador.

The German Bundesrat has put forward an unusual legislative proposal to criminalize the denial of Israel's right to exist, aiming to protect Israel from antisemitism. The Bundestag will now decide on the bill.

Uljarević denies allegations that the publishing house Nova knjiga engaged in any non-transparent activities in its cooperation with the National Library ”Radosav Ljumović”, following public information suggesting a privileged position for the publisher.

An article discusses the pain of living with genocide denial for 30 years and how it has evolved to frame itself as a 'debate.' The piece highlights the difficulty of speaking out while enduring the glorification of war criminals.

Louis J. Crishock, the acting High Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina, commented on current issues including the election of a new High Representative, RTV service problems, and genocide denial, asserting his authority to use Bonn powers.

Commemorations for the Srebrenica genocide victims were held in Paris and Birmingham, with strong messages against genocide denial and calls to preserve the truth. Events honored the victims and emphasized remembrance and unity.

June 30 marks the anniversary of the Doxato massacre, a crime documented by the Carnegie Commission during the final days of the Second Balkan War in 1913, when Bulgarian forces retreated from Eastern Macedonia.

Attendees of Belgrade Music Week reported multiple stabbings at the festival, causing chaos. However, organizers have denied these claims, leading to conflicting accounts of the events.

Ermenegildo Zegna has announced a dividend of EUR 0.12 per share.

A Reform UK plan to target EU nationals permanently based in Britain has been described as 'absolutely outrageous' by rights groups. Critics argue the party is reneging on promises made during the Brexit referendum campaign, causing alarm among EU citizens.

Bernadin Dedić has responded to media reports regarding criminal proceedings against him in the United Kingdom, denying the accusations and challenging the verdict.

Osuđen je na četiri godine zatvora. On je prethodno negirao sve četiri tačke optužnice.

Avril Haines, former Director of National Intelligence, has been appointed to lead the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, recognized for her role in devising the strategy to declassify evidence of Russia's military buildup before the invasion of Ukraine.

Accenture and Carnegie Mellon University's Software Engineering Institute (SEI) have jointly introduced a new AI Adoption Maturity Model.

Novinar RTRS-a Јasenko Todorović je danas saslušan u prostorijama Državne agencije za istrage i zaštitu (SIPA) u Banjoj Luci toga što je u njegovoj emisiji prije godinu dana negiran genocid u…

At the beginning of the 20th century, a plaster replica of Diplodocus carnegii, a prehistoric giant from North America, captivated the masses in the Old World as an imperial gift from a US millionaire.

The Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina has received a complaint against Damir Došen, a convicted war criminal, for inciting national, racial, and religious hatred and insulting victims on social media.

A fact-checking article debunks the persistent social media myth that popular snacks and flavor enhancers are produced using the HEK293 cell line, which is associated with human fetal cells removed during abortion. The article explains the origins of this misinformation.

Vujačić states that the government cannot explicitly deny Euro-integrations because it is not acceptable to the domestic public, noting that Serbia has made no significant reform steps since 2015.

Nedeljko Elek, a politician from Republika Srpska, was questioned by the State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) in East Sarajevo after being reported for denying the Srebrenica genocide during a guest appearance on RTRS.

Norwegian employers' organization NHO is accused of reneging on its commitments regarding a fair sick pay scheme, a principle that has been fundamental to decent Norwegian working life for decades.

An opinion piece criticizes Lars Løkke Rasmussen and the Moderates party for potentially reneging on an agreement to abolish the chocolate tax, urging them to clarify their stance.

Justė discusses the difficulties her daughter, who has a hearing impairment, faces and explains why deaf girls may find it harder to recognize danger. The article highlights communication barriers and insufficient societal understanding.

Journalist and TV host Renata Šakalytė spoke candidly about a period of not loving herself and the challenge of rebuilding self-esteem after years of it being undermined by close family.

Knightscope Inc (KSCP) is engaged in a collaboration with Carnegie Mellon University, details of which are being explored.

Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan extended congratulations to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and confirmed the 'full steam ahead' partnership between Intel and Nvidia at Carnegie Mellon University, where Tan hooded Huang for his honorary doctorate.

The Kaunas Regional Court has finalized the divorce case between the murdered Mantas Sadauskas and Justina Gaigalaitė, who is suspected of his murder, with Sadauskas's lawyer revealing previously unheard facts about the divorce's beginning.

A new documentary series is set to reveal secret voice recordings made by Princess Diana in 1991, in which she candidly discusses her life and experiences within the royal family, including insights into King Charles III.

Bosniak politicians from Republika Srpska have sent a letter to the UN Security Council, alleging systematic discrimination against their community. They cited issues such as the non-recognition of the Bosnian language and the glorification of war criminals.

The brokerage firm DNB Carnegie anticipates that buying pressure on the Norwegian Krone will decrease throughout the year.

Suzanne DiMaggio, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, provided insights into the complexities of diplomatic efforts during periods of military stalemate.

Sinkevičius was elected chairman of the Lithuanian Social Democrats, but later reconsidered his promise to disclose his position on a coalition, sparking new discussions about potential government scenarios.

Oaktree Capital has accused BJ’s Wholesale Club of reneging on a tariff refund trade agreement.

A Cuban diplomat has denied claims that the release of political prisoners is a component of ongoing negotiations with the United States. The diplomat stated that such releases are not part of the current discussions.

INEGI reports improved public security perceptions in Nezahualcóyotl, Atizapán, and Naucalpan following recent municipal initiatives.

Tensions have risen in Bosnia and Herzegovina after Republika Srpska officials denied using excessive force against Serbian ambassador Aleksandar Todorov, while opposition figures claim the incident was deliberately concealed. The controversy highlights ongoing friction between state and entity-level authorities.

New research from Carnegie Mellon and Michigan suggests that the distinction between 'different beliefs' and 'false beliefs' significantly shapes trust, distrust, and avoidance in interactions.

This article features a motivational quote by celebrated American writer Dale Carnegie, stating: 'People rarely succeed unless they have...'

This collection features daily inspirational quotes, now including one from Martin Luther King Jr. on humanity's dual nature, alongside perspectives from CT Fletcher, Dale Carnegie, and Paul Walker on overcoming challenges and resilience.

The public enterprise "Ibar-Lepenac" has denied in court that it demolished Hotel Jezero in Gazivode, with the court scheduled to visit the site tomorrow.

A report by the A 11 Initiative claims that Serbia is becoming a state of social injustice, where poverty is normalized and misused. The initiative highlights the denial and exploitation of poverty within the country.

Spanish airline Volotea has angered passengers on a Figari-Nantes flight, which was delayed by 30 hours, after reneging on its promise to compensate them in accordance with European regulations, instead only refunding the initial ticket price.

An Afghan man has confessed to hiding the body of 38-year-old Scottish humanitarian worker Élisabeth-Jane Ross, who was found dead in Greece, but denies her murder. An autopsy has not yet determined the exact cause of death, and Greek police are investigating.

Vishwesh Negi, a 2002-batch Indian Foreign Service (IFS) officer, has been appointed as the next ambassador of India to Iran.

Twenty-six current and former employees of the Srebrenica Memorial Center were summoned for questioning by Zvornik police on suspicion of tax evasion, a move that has drawn strong condemnation from officials and human rights defenders. Critics suggest the investigation is politically motivated and aimed at pressuring the Bosniak community in Srebrenica.

The City Hall of San Fernando, La Union, has become the target of malicious online threats, prompting local officials to conduct a thorough inspection of the building and its perimeter. Mayor Hermenegildo Gualberto confirmed the incident.

Members of the Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP) have issued a warning, stating they may resume agitation if the government fails to withdraw First Information Reports (FIRs) filed against protesters, accusing officials of reneging on previous assurances.

Ermenegildo Zegna Group released its second-quarter earnings, with highlights from the earnings call providing an overview of the luxury fashion company's financial results.

A 19-year-old Irish tourist has accused a 21-year-old Norwegian sailor of raping her in the sea at Bačvice beach in Split, Croatia, after meeting him at a nightclub. The sailor, currently in custody, denies the allegations.

The US Embassy warned its citizens of a security threat at Aqaba airport and seaport, leading to an evacuation, but Jordanian authorities have denied issuing any evacuation order or detecting a threat.

The 33rd BELEF Festival has announced its program for July 20-26, which includes free concerts by international orchestras at Dom omladine. The festival will also feature monodramas about Miloš Veliki and Milunka Savić at Konak kneginje Ljubice.

Germany is considering making the denial of Israel's right to exist a criminal offense. This potential legislative change could soon make such actions punishable by law.

Political parties in Montenegro are denying the use of bot networks and are mutually blaming each other, while MANS assesses that the main issue is not just identifying political messages from anonymous accounts, but also who finances them and whether institutions can control such campaigns.

The Serbian prison administration has denied claims by inmate Dragan Ignjatović that he has not received adequate gluten-free food for nine months despite suffering from celiac disease.

Čedomir Popović, owner of "Carine" company, denied accusations of devastating the coast, stating that the beach arrangements are in accordance with planning documentation.

The 2026 Ceramics Biennale will officially open on July 3rd at 7 PM in Princess Ljubica's Residence, as announced by the Belgrade City Museum.

The denial of genocide and glorification of war criminals in Bosnia and Herzegovina have long posed a serious institutional challenge, raising questions about the justice system's ability to change practices through education.

Serbian police and emergency services have denied social media reports of a stabbing incident at Music Week, stating that while there was panic, no stabbing occurred.

The family of a patient with a brain tumor claims she was denied adequate palliative care admission to a hospital, an allegation denied by the Clinical Center of Vojvodina.

Mexico's national statistics agency INEGI reported that the country's economy grew by 2.2% in annual terms in April and 1.2% compared to the previous month, indicating a rebound.

A report by the Belgrade-based Youth Initiative for Human Rights (YIHR) states that Serbian authorities and institutions denied war crimes and glorified perpetrators at least 110 times during 2025.

The Serbian Ministry has denied allegations of differences between the versions of "Mrdić's Laws" submitted to the Venice Commission and the Serbian Parliament. The ministry maintains that the texts are consistent.

The Kreni-Promeni movement stated that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's denial of using a sound cannon against protesters in Belgrade shows 'indescribable fear' of future legal action.

The Carnegie Endowment reports that Kosovo and Serbia remain far from normalizing relations three years after the Ohrid Agreement, with politicians from both sides reportedly forgetting their obligations upon returning home, prompting calls for the EU to revitalize the agreement's implementation.

Iran scholar Nikita Smagin has been fined 15,000 rubles on an administrative charge for cooperating with 'undesirable organizations' such as Meduza, TV Rain, RFE/RL, and the Carnegie Center.

The commander of Belgrade's Intervention Unit, Dušan N., and team leader Nikola K., arrested today, denied guilt for criminal offenses and presented their defense before the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade regarding a shooting incident at a restaurant.

Borko Stefanović, Deputy President of the Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP), has publicly refuted claims made by Serbian Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić regarding an EU summit in Tivat and posed several questions concerning President Vučić.

A Lithuanian woman shared her traumatic experience at a hospital in Marijampolė after suffering a miscarriage, claiming she was given a trash bag for her unborn child and later found to have complications by doctors in Kaunas.

Two police officers, who were providing security for a suspect, have denied their involvement in the alleged cover-up of a murder in Senjak. The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office confirmed that the suspects in the Senjak murder case denied committing any criminal offenses.

A betrayed wife's life shattered upon discovering her husband paid for sex using family funds, leading her to question what drives men to prostitutes.

Julius Kraujalis, a 93-year-old sacristan from Ramygala, shares his perspective on life, stating that while it's not easy, there's no reason to curse it, as he meets in the churchyard dressed in his best attire.

The singer lends intensity to Tchaikovsky's opera in Dmitri Tcherniakov's direction from the Moscow Bolshoi Theatre

Jau niekas neginčija, kad daugelis Europos didmiesčių jau nebe tos laimingos vietos, kokios buvo anksčiau.

Čak i prognozeri Kremlja sada priznaju ono što su dugo negirali: ratna ekonomija je ostala bez zamaha.

The prosecution in Belgrade has denied claims that police and prosecutors reacted late in the 'Senjak Case,' where authorities are still searching for the body of a man reportedly killed on May 12.

A Carnegie report indicates a shift in public sentiment in Russia, with even loyalists expressing dissatisfaction over increasing restrictions and repression, and business people becoming discouraged.

A group of Bosniak politicians from Republika Srpska has sent a letter to the UN Security Council, claiming systematic violations of the Dayton Peace Agreement, the BiH Constitution, and Constitutional Court decisions within RS.

Tatiana Stanovaya, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Russia and Eurasia Center and founder of R.Politik, published a new analysis suggesting changes are occurring within the Kremlin for the first time since the war began.

Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis has outlined an unprecedented scenario for the conclusion of the war in Ukraine. He suggests that Ukraine has transformed from a victim into a global security provider and military power.

A dispute has emerged regarding the ownership of the Mostar hydroelectric power plant, with Elektroprivreda BiH claiming it has regained control. However, Elektroprivreda HZHB denies the claim, insisting the plant remains its property.

Ifeta Karić, 63, from Gračanica, pleaded not guilty to the murder of her husband in their family home in Donja Orahovica, but was re-detained after initially being released.