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Ministar odbrane Dragan Krapović i načelnik Generalštaba Vojske Crne Gore, brigadni general Miodrag Vuksanović, obišli su danas pripadnike Vojske Crne Gore angažovane na gašenju požara na području…
Russia is reportedly facing significant challenges in recruiting new soldiers for the war in Ukraine due to heavy losses, resorting to tactics like blackmail and social media recruitment.
Authorities in Bosnia and Herzegovina have conducted raids, including at the health ministry, as part of an investigation into an illegal assisted reproduction clinic. The fate of stored embryos from the clinic, which was closed last year, remains uncertain.
A dramatic robbery unfolded in a Zagreb shopping center as robbers attacked security guards and stole a suitcase of money, leading to an exchange of gunfire. The incident has been described as a 'film-like' heist.
Nike has confirmed a new release date for the Air Tech Challenge 2 'Mag' sneakers, an iconic model inspired by the film 'Back to the Future'.
The United States and the United Nations have strongly condemned the escalating violence by Israeli settlers against Palestinian homes and communities in the West Bank, particularly in Qusra. Reports describe settlers besieging homes and forcing evacuations, with the US ambassador calling the actions 'terror'.
U augustu Sarajevo živi posebnim ritmom, a na ulicama možete sresti slavne glumce, reditelje, umjetnike, ali i publiku i goste iz regije i cijelog svijeta.
Israeli settlers resumed a siege on Palestinian homes in the West Bank, leading to Israeli troops intervening to evacuate families and manage the escalating tensions. The incident drew condemnation from the US Ambassador and settler leaders.
GNK Dinamo Zagreb and the 'Nema predaje' Foundation are once again organizing a collection of school supplies for students across Croatia. This initiative aims to support students with necessary materials for the upcoming school year.
The Police Administration in Montenegro has denied reports that a group of 15 individuals harassed two Israeli minors in Budva, stating that such claims are inaccurate and do not align with their statements or the established facts.
Rapper 50 Cent, born Curtis Jackson, disclosed that he nearly adopted a different, 'adorable' nickname as his stage alias before settling on his current moniker.
This article discusses the possibility of a small increase in NIKE, Inc.'s (NKE) dividend, analyzing factors that could lead to such a decision.
Serbian MP Dušan Nikezić of the Freedom and Justice Party (SSP) questioned Minister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Đedović Handanović. He asked how the government is protecting citizens when fuel prices are the highest in the region.
Burger King is actively recruiting staff for its first restaurant in Serbia, confirming earlier announcements from the Serbian government about the American fast-food chain's arrival in the country.
The Srebrenica Memorial Center is seeking information from the Bijeljina District Public Prosecutor's Office regarding an anonymous report about an alleged plan by Republika Srpska special forces to raid the center and arrest employees. This comes after claims of such a plan were made public.
Amidst a 73-day protest, activists are calling for a new technical government and a new constitution, urging the political class that their time has come to an end. A journalist also appealed to the diaspora, emphasizing Albania's need for them beyond political affiliations.
Authorities in northern Poland are searching for a puma reportedly sighted in the area and have advised residents to avoid forests. The potential presence of the wild cat has prompted warnings to the public.
Croatian Foreign Minister Gordan Grlić Radman stated that Croatia remains committed to ensuring Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina achieve full equality.
Despite a mass exodus of members, German churches are seeing an increase in tax revenue due to higher wages among remaining congregants, though long-term forecasts predict a significant decline.
A large fire in Aleksandrovac near Laktaši led to the evacuation of residents, with firefighters successfully saving seven buildings from the blaze.
Anja Holzleitner is pushing for the implementation of nationwide protection zones around abortion clinics in Austria, citing the Vienna model as a potential blueprint to ensure women's access to medical care without harassment.
The Weeknd has stated that he is no longer retiring his musical moniker, reversing previous comments made in January 2025.
Protesters in Albania continued their demonstrations for the 71st day, marching through the streets of Tirana and demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. They accuse Rama of corruption and call for a technical government, with some diaspora members also joining the protests.
Police in Kragujevac, Serbia, identified students and citizens who gathered to protest during the EXPO caravan, citing dissatisfaction as the reason for the assembly.
A golden retriever left home alone gained internet attention after its pile of toys at the door revealed its persistent attempts to reach its owners, showcasing its loyalty and ingenuity.
FIFA has issued strong statements condemning what it describes as a 'concerted and ongoing effort' to undermine its president, Gianni Infantino. The organization defended Infantino against allegations tied to his time at UEFA and criticized media reports as part of a campaign to weaken him.
Kenneth Eliasen dedicates up to 15 hours each week to meticulously maintaining his lawn, earning him the local moniker "the man with the lawn." His extensive efforts are driven by a pursuit of an unattainable perfection in his garden.
Authorities are seeking answers regarding an attacker at a Berlin Pride event, with questions raised about the German BND intelligence service's silence. Separately, Greek authorities are also investigating an unclear incident involving a 42-year-old woman in Syros.
A correction has been issued for an article detailing inspectors' findings of chaotic books, undeclared workers, and absurd wages at aggregators. The original report was published on July 11, 2026.
Danka Nešović has issued a message to teachers, assuring those who perform their duties professionally that they have no reason to fear losing their licenses. She emphasizes that only those failing to meet professional standards should be concerned.
To celebrate its 37th birthday, Croatia Airlines has launched a special promotional offer, providing a 20% discount on all domestic and international flights. Travelers can use a promo code when purchasing tickets online.
Several cities and municipalities surrounding Zagreb have announced that they will continue to provide financial assistance to parents for covering education costs, including notebooks and books, for the upcoming 2026/2027 school year.
Nike Japan has officially confirmed a long-awaited collaboration with the popular anime 'One Piece' by dropping a cryptic Poneglyph tease.
Specialized techniques are used to increase the chances of pregnancy during artificial insemination, but there is little data on their effectiveness, raising questions for those affected.
The Vienna Philharmonic has presented its upcoming plans, including a focus on Josef Strauss for the 2027 New Year's Concert.
Passengers face disruptions due to numerous railway track closures in Ljubljana until the end of August, with parts of the Kamniška and Dolenjska lines, and the central railway station, affected by ongoing works.
Nike has introduced the 'Jelly Pack,' a new women's collection featuring transparent uppers for the Zoom Vomero 5 and P-6000 models, inspired by nostalgia.
Nike's stock performance could be negatively affected following a verdict issued by JPMorgan, indicating a potential shift in investor sentiment or market outlook for the sportswear giant.
Tourists visiting Greece are being warned about various cyber threats, including smishing and reservation hijacking. These warnings aim to inform travelers about potential risks to their data and bookings during their stay.
An Afghan boxer has appeared in court in Athens, accused of killing a Scottish woman whose body was found in a suitcase. The 26-year-old denies the murder, and authorities are investigating various motives and reviewing video evidence.
Capybaras, the world's largest rodents, unexpectedly entered the legislative assembly building of the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso.
Tiger sharks are known for their indiscriminate diet, consuming everything from antelopes to televisions, earning them the nickname "ocean's trash can." Their eating habits continue to surprise scientists.
An armed 38-year-old man was arrested at a Donald Trump-owned golf course near Los Angeles, days before the former president's scheduled visit. The man was found with weapons in his car and was reportedly taking pictures, raising concerns among investigators.
A group of young Italian hikers called for rescue after being frightened by a pack of wolves above Lake Bohinj in Slovenia. The hikers were unharmed but sought assistance due to the encounter.
A 26-year-old Afghan champion boxer and Christian aid worker has been arrested in Athens in connection with the death of a British woman whose body was found in a suitcase. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of her death and the suspect's journey to Athens.
Debaters Elisabeth Gulbrandsen and Lena Trojer raise questions about the purpose, beneficiaries, and consequences of the billions invested in quantum technology, urging a focus on real-world societal problems.
The Serbia Centre (SRCE) municipal committee in Bačka Palanka announced that the local government spent three times more money on food and drinks than on top students in the first six months of this year.
Donald Trump publicly criticized Jeanine Pirro and major oil companies, while also facing a lawsuit against Capital One over the closure of his accounts in 2021 due to alleged money-laundering concerns. These events unfold amidst broader political and economic discussions, including his stance on tariffs and upcoming meetings.
Europe is experiencing its fourth heatwave of the summer, bringing extreme temperatures across several countries, including Italy, where glaciers in the Alps are critically threatened. Forecasts indicate temperatures up to 39 degrees Celsius in some regions, including Bucharest.
Nike's new Air Force 1 design featuring an angular toe box has sparked mixed reactions, with other brands like Adidas and Converse also adopting the trend for their sneakers.
A ferry fire off the coast of Indonesia has resulted in at least five fatalities and 41 people reported missing. Passengers reportedly jumped into the water to escape the blaze on the vessel carrying over 200 people.
Srđan Šajn, president of the Roma Party, stated it is unacceptable for the Serbian government to label political opponents as 'Ustaše'.
Airports in Bosnia and Herzegovina are concerned about potential flight reductions due to the 3 KM airport tax levied on departing passengers, a long-standing issue impacting air traffic development and state budget.
JP Komunalno Mostar, a public company in Bosnia, has announced a competition for 14 new workers across 10 positions, following the controversial dismissal of 22 Bosniak employees in the previous month.
Patients from three clinics at the Clinical Center of the University of Sarajevo (KCUS) have been fully relocated to newly constructed and modernized spaces on the 11th and 12th floors of the CMB building, which are now functional after nearly 40 years.
A reform of laws concerning genetically modified organisms (GMOs) is underway in Brussels, which two researchers welcome but argue the EU should go further and completely scrap the precautionary principle.
A commentary piece suggests that the era of 'The Magnificent 7' stocks is over, arguing that such market monikers are more dangerous than mere hype created by professionals. The author implies a deeper concern about the implications of this market trend.
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.
Twenty-six current and former employees of the Srebrenica Memorial Center were called in for questioning by police, sparking condemnation from victim associations and political figures. Critics view this as a political and prosecutorial persecution, demanding an immediate investigation into the police's actions.
Croatia's Deputy Prime Minister Branko Bačić presented details of a new rental law that mandates notarization of rental contracts, aiming to save families in Zagreb money and streamline the process for both tenants and landlords.
Serbia's Ministry of Energy is monitoring the pellet market, noting that prices are unusually high for summer. The ministry stated it would take measures to protect consumers if necessary.
The City of Zagreb has begun the demolition of potentially dangerous structures in the Podsused quarry after the owner refused to act. Residents had expressed concern over the safety of the site, prompting city intervention.
A Russian missile, identified as a Kh-101, landed in eastern Poland, prompting NATO to monitor the risk of the Ukraine war spilling over and strengthening its readiness to defend against threats.
The European Court has issued a ruling affirming veganism as a fundamental freedom, a decision that could necessitate the introduction of plant-based meals in kindergartens, schools, and other public institutions.
Europe is finally adopting new genomic techniques for plants, which offer exceptional precision, as it faces increasing pressure on its food system.
Bosnia and Herzegovina Minister for Human Rights and Refugees, Sevlid Hurtić, has criticized Kordić for dismissing workers, stating it threatens the livelihoods of 22 families, and has offered to personally fund their legal battle.
A theft occurred overnight at the offices of the Cantonal Public Utility Company Water and Sewerage Sarajevo, leaving employees with an unpleasant surprise in the morning as police investigate the extent of the damage.
Three individuals sought medical attention at an eye clinic after observing the recent total solar eclipse with unprotected eyes. They reported anxiety and vision concerns following their direct viewing of the celestial event.
Tesla is rumored to have paid over 60 million Swedish Kronor, or nearly 640,000 SEK per person, to striking car workers in Sweden as settlement to end their employment, amounts described as exceptionally high by experts.
Investigators in Bosnia and Herzegovina have raided a ministry as part of an investigation into an illegal assisted reproduction clinic that left many patients without information about their stored embryos.
In Germany, first responders initiated resuscitation efforts in half of all out-of-hospital cardiac arrests last year, with approximately 350 people experiencing such an event daily.
The Minister of Health for the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina was raided, with his mobile phone and computers confiscated. Meanwhile, patients from a closed clinic in Sarajevo have praised the raid but expressed ongoing concern about the fate of their embryos, which they haven't had updates on for 10 months.
Vesna Ribarić from the 'Od srca do srca za potrebite' initiative has warned that Zagreb is in need of full-day accommodation and integrated social and health care services for its homeless population, highlighting the significant number of elderly and sick individuals living on the streets.
A US anti-bias agency has announced that it has dropped its lawsuit against Nike. The decision came after the company complied with a subpoena issued by the agency.
This article reflects on the events of a year ago in Novi Sad, Serbia, where protests saw incidents including pyrotechnics fired at citizens, vandalism of SNS party offices, and a Cobra unit member firing a shot into the air.
Drivers and public transport users in Sarajevo are advised of a special traffic regime tonight in the Grbavica area due to an event taking place.
The Museum of Science and Technology will host its 'Museum Summer Cinema' event, a science fiction film festival, from August 18 to 23, 2026.
LEGO has announced an upcoming set based on Nike's iconic Air Force 1 sneaker, which will also include a new version of the Classic Spaceman minifigure.
US Representatives Wesley Bell and Ann Wagner have strongly condemned escalating pressure and summonses against staff at the Srebrenica Memorial Center, calling for an end to intimidation tactics by authorities in Republika Srpska.
Milivojević has declared that there will be no amnesty for police officers who assaulted citizens and minors, nor for those who protected them. This statement emphasizes accountability for police misconduct.
Going to the gym for the first time or returning after a long break can be an uncomfortable experience, and this article offers advice for beginners and those getting back into fitness.
This article explores the historical evolution of the chauffeur profession, from its origins to its current status symbol, and contemplates its future in an era of self-driving cars.
During a Pride caravan event in Kraljevo, Serbia, men protesting the event gathered behind a police cordon and threw stones and eggs at participants and journalists.
Serbian Railways Infrastructure has warned that drivers are frequently bypassing lowered barriers and ignoring red signals at a railway crossing in Železnik, posing significant safety risks.
The Municipality of Kolašin has allocated 150,000 euros for its 2026 agricultural incentive program, primarily aimed at modernizing production, strengthening farms, and addressing local producers' issues. The program also includes support for mountain pastures (katuns).
Croatian authorities are cracking down on tourists wearing swimsuits in urban areas, with fines up to 600 euros being issued in cities like Split and Dubrovnik.
The mandate for five capital representatives on the supervisory board of Gen energija has concluded, leading to the appointment of new supervisors for the Slovenian energy company.
The artist Abel Tesfaye, known as The Weeknd, seems to have reconsidered his previous statement about retiring his stage name, indicating he plans to continue using the moniker.
The Serbian government has submitted proposed amendments to the Law on Special Conditions for Registration and Entry of Property Rights to the parliament, introducing five key changes for property owners.
Albanian opposition politician Klevis Balliu has criticized the government's handling of public safety and alleged corruption, stating that Prime Minister Edi Rama has failed. Balliu also claimed that a year after an attack, KAYO was used to target News24 for its reporting on government affairs.
An article suggests an alternative high-yield dividend stock for investors, implying it offers a better return than investing in Nike.
The Vienna Philharmonic, under the baton of Tugan Sokhiev, captivated the audience with impressionistic works by Ravel, Debussy, and Prokofiev, featuring a celebrated performance by pianist Lang Lang.
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.
Concerns have been raised regarding the oversight of the Slovenian president's security detail, with questions about who supervises the security guards and how this affects trust in the institution.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino is facing calls for his resignation from Norway's football federation, while simultaneously receiving backing from countries including Mexico, Argentina, and several African nations. This comes amid growing scrutiny over his leadership.
Nike is providing substantial discounts on its sneakers currently available on Amazon, making it an opportune time for purchases.
Danka Nešović, Assistant Minister of Education for secondary education, reassured teachers who perform their duties responsibly that they have no reason to fear losing their licenses, responding to criticism regarding proposed measures.
New details have emerged about the past of 26-year-old Afghan Sharif Ahmadzai, accused of murdering 38-year-old British missionary Elizabeth Jane Ross in Kypseli. The American couple who hosted Ahmadzai expressed shock at the accusations.
The article discusses the challenges for a new footballer named Tornike in making his mark in a world where a prominent player like Kvara already exists, suggesting he might be dubbed 'Kvaracopia'.
The International Commission on Missing Persons has expressed support for the Srebrenica Memorial Center staff, after two more associates received summons for questioning, as revealed by Suljagić.
Emir Suljagić, director of the Srebrenica Memorial Center, issued a correction to his earlier statement, asserting that the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Republika Srpska continues to summon collaborators of the Memorial Center.
A 26-year-old Afghan man has been remanded in custody for the murder of a 38-year-old British woman found in a suitcase in Kypseli, Greece. The suspect maintains his innocence and claims a mysterious elderly man helped him dispose of the body.
Nike has launched the new Air Jordan 13 Retro ‘Wings’ sneakers, commemorating Michael Jordan's final season with the Chicago Bulls when he won his sixth championship trophy.
Veselin Milić has accused leaders of the UKP (Criminal Police Directorate) of 'framing' him in connection with a murder case in Senjak. He alleges that he was wrongly implicated in the investigation.
As a heatwave peaks in Serbia, concerns are rising over the lack of mandatory protections for workers exposed to extreme temperatures. Recommendations for worker safety during hot weather are not legally binding, leading to rare reports of violations and inadequate safeguards.
Govor Aleksandra Vučića na obeležavanju Oluje, poslednji sa funkcije predsednika Srbije, kako je sam istakao, za sagovornike Danasa odraz je lažnog, radikalskog patriotizma, korišćenja žrtava i…
Marvel has unveiled an updated moniker and costume for Steve Rogers, transforming him into a brand-new version of the Sentinel of Liberty, Captain America.
Anti-government protests, dubbed the "Flamingo Revolution," have continued for over two months in Albania, with citizens demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and the establishment of a 12-month technical government. Demonstrators have marched through the streets of Tirana, accusing the government of corruption and centralizing power.
An armed man was arrested near Donald Trump's golf course in California, with police stating he was 'monitoring security' ahead of the former president's visit. Investigations are underway to determine his motives.
The Croatian Police Union has called for the immediate expulsion of any foreign nationals who attack police officers. The union advocates for swift and decisive action against individuals who assault official personnel.
A summary of the most significant analyst calls made on Wall Street on Tuesday, covering companies like Apple, Palantir, Micron, and Walmart.
Wall Street analysts are evaluating Nike's stock performance, with discussions focusing on whether the market sentiment is bullish or bearish for the sportswear giant.
Nike is looking to restart its business in China and regain young consumers, as sports products represent the fastest-growing consumer category in the country.
Authors Elizabeth Strout, Douglas Stuart, Marlon James, and Rebecca Perry are among those on the broader longlist for this year's Booker Prize, from which the jury will select the winner. The thirteen selected books include novels set in various locations.
A 32-year-old man in Odesa opened fire on employees at a mobilization office, injuring four people. The suspect has been apprehended, and the police confiscated his pistol for forensic examination.
Georgian authorities have sentenced Tornike Toshkhua for displaying a poster mocking Bidzina Ivanishvili, just days after he was arrested and previously fined on the same grounds.
Police forces across several European countries, including Slovenia, are launching a coordinated action this week to intensify speed controls on roads, aiming to reduce traffic accidents caused by inappropriate speed.
American technology billionaire Nikesh Arora has led a consortium in the acquisition of an English football club. This move marks a significant investment by Arora in the sports industry.
A European crime organization with alleged links to Iran is reportedly recruiting teenagers for violent attacks, treating the acts like a 'game'. This network is suspected of orchestrating murders and other violent crimes.
Three years after being weakened, armed groups loyal to Iran are reportedly strengthening across the Middle East, opening new fronts and solidifying Tehran's influence in its conflict with the US and Israel.
Johanna Swaniker, founder of the Heritage and Cultural Society of Africa (HACSA) and the Tech for Girls programme, has urged for increased financial and institutional support to expand digital skills training for young people in Ghana.
The Serbian Freedom and Justice Party (SSP) announced that Srbija Kargo, one of three companies separated from the former Serbian Railways, has dismissed 359 employees and threatens 200 more layoffs, attributing this to the 'arrogance of the criminal government'.
A routine traffic control in Bologna led to the arrest of a four-member group suspected of burglaries and thefts, including two individuals from Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Belgium has announced that it will be easing health requirements for future military recruits. This change aims to broaden the pool of eligible candidates for the armed forces.
Nike is reportedly planning to launch a signature shoe line with NBA star Victor Wembanyama, along with a contract extension. This move solidifies Wembanyama's growing presence in the sports endorsement market.
The Prime Minister of Zenica-Doboj Canton, Nezir Pivić, announced that salaries for employees in education, police, public administration, and the judiciary will increase by 10% starting July 1.
Croatia's HDZ party is pressuring Zagreb Mayor Tomašević for answers regarding the placement of waste containers, accusing the Možemo! party of using public funds to devastate a square for private users. They claim citizens lack crucial information about the situation.
A former Nike executive, laid off after 20 years, shares the three key actions that helped him secure a new executive role within months. His story highlights resilience and strategic career management post-layoff.
Walter Ruck has resigned from his positions, including the head of the Vienna Economic Chamber, with his vice-president taking over. The move has been met with both relief and renewed criticism regarding Austrian lobbying practices.
The Cultural and Information Center Zeta has launched a public call for participation in its inaugural Children's Song Festival, 'Children Sing Poets,' scheduled for December 2026.
A premiere for a Christopher Nolan film showcased exclusive Nike sneakers that are not available for purchase. The event also sparked renewed interest in ancient Greek classics, possibly due to the film's theme.
A human trafficking operation in Slovenia is forcing individuals to engage in romantic and cryptocurrency scams, echoing similar crimes revealed eight years prior.
Once its fastest-growing region, China has seen a 30% fall in Nike's sales as the company has lost relevance among young consumers and ceded market share to smaller, domestic brands.
A man was arrested in Zagreb after allegedly stealing from the Importanne Center, assaulting a security guard and passersby, and biting a police officer. The incident involved multiple acts of aggression before his apprehension.
Devastating wildfires have swept through Omiš, Croatia, leaving a trail of destruction and prompting a search for missing persons, including a British tourist. Authorities are investigating the cause of the fires, with one fire chief suggesting arson.
VELIKI požar kod Omiša ugrozio je stanovnike i turiste, no upozorenje putem SRUUK-a nije stiglo.
Police are conducting searches at the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) Health Ministry as part of an ongoing investigation into the New Life Clinic. The investigation focuses on the artificial insemination polyclinic.
The Serbian Parliament is set to approve new legislation that will incur an additional 62.6 billion dinars (approximately half a billion euros) in debt. These funds are earmarked for financing major infrastructure projects, including the Belgrade-Zrenjanin and Danube Corridor highways, and the 'Smile of Vojvodina' project.
Police in Mostar have arrested protesters and ended the blockade of the Uborak landfill after renewed announcements of waste dumping. Demonstrators had been blocking the site.
Donald Trump announced plans to impose up to 100% tariffs on drone imports, citing national security concerns and aiming to counter China's dominance in the drone market. This move is intended to secure US technological leadership and address concerns about countries helping China evade existing tariffs.
A unique marriage proposal captured during a solar eclipse has delighted social media users, with images from the event quickly spreading online.
Following an act of vandalism at a Catholic cemetery in Bosnia and Herzegovina, a Bosnian man of Bosniak ethnicity voluntarily restored the damaged monuments without charge. His actions highlight interfaith solidarity in the region.
The Most political party has urged USKOK and the Tax Administration to investigate companies, transporters, and financial transactions, following reports that a business was aware of an impending inspection two weeks in advance and attempted to conceal evidence.
Dogs follow their owners into the bathroom out of love, curiosity, and habit.
The centuries-old blacksmithing tradition in the village of Oćevija, near Vareš, is under threat of disappearing as current blacksmiths, like Dražen Jozeljić, struggle to find successors to continue the medieval craft.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has threatened to seize European ships globally if the EU confiscates Russian vessels, in retaliation for Western actions against Russian assets. This warning comes amidst ongoing tensions and concerns about the impact on international shipping.
Serbian opposition figures have criticized the government, questioning how citizens are protected from high fuel prices, noting record diesel costs. Additionally, the Platform for European Serbia stated that President Vučić's frustration should not hinder relations between Serbia and Montenegro.
Herceg Novi, Montenegro, is offering residents in the household field double lower prices to empty septic tanks as a measure to protect the Opačica water source from pollution caused by over 500 septic tanks.
Dog owners are being warned about the dangers of hot asphalt during summer, as ground temperatures can reach significantly higher levels than air temperatures, posing a risk to pets' paws.
Police formed two cordons to separate participants of a Pride caravan from a group of young men in Zaječar. The measure was taken to prevent confrontation between the two groups during the event.
Burger King is actively recruiting staff for its first restaurant in Serbia, confirming earlier announcements from the Serbian government about the American fast-food chain's arrival.
Sarajevo is set to host 'Bridge of Friendship,' a major international cultural spectacle bringing together artists from the United States and the Balkans. The event aims to foster cultural exchange and collaboration.
Montenegrin politicians Minić and Vujović engaged in a public exchange, with Minić challenging DPS to assess their own party's strength before criticizing others, and Vujović dismissing NSD's leadership claims.
The mandate for five members of Gen energija's supervisory board, representing capital, has expired, leading to the appointment of new supervisors for the company.
A 53-year-old man was arrested in Slavonski Brod after reportedly yelling at passersby, insulting police officers, and attempting to flee. He faces charges for disturbing public order.
USKOK has charged five men with smuggling 701 gas tanks from Serbia into Croatia, earning 145,500 euros from their illegal sale.
Thousands of migrants who crossed into Ceuta last week have settled in makeshift camps, fleeing war and poverty from Africa with hopes of becoming engineers or mechanics, or simply surviving.
A passenger train and a freight train collided near Križevci, Croatia, injuring 25 people, including conductors and engineers. Authorities are investigating the cause of the accident while working to clear the tracks and restore service.
In 1997, Steve Jobs urged Apple employees to learn from Nike's marketing, emphasizing that Nike sold inspiration, not just shoes. This philosophy influenced Apple's iconic 'Think Different' campaign.
The Wiener Philharmoniker, conducted by Tugan Sokhiev, delivered a captivating performance in Salzburg, featuring excerpts from "Romeo and Juliet," Debussy, and a celebrated solo by Lang Lang in Ravel's work.
Spain has announced the implementation of temporary border controls for travelers arriving from Italy, escalating a diplomatic dispute over the handling of migrants in Ceuta. This measure comes as tensions rise between the two countries regarding migration policies.
The Srebrenica Memorial Center has urged its current and former employees to report if they receive summons for questioning from the Republika Srpska police, offering legal assistance amidst ongoing investigations.
Discussions in Serbia highlight the political landscape, with some Serbs expressing dissent against Aleksandar Vučić. Telekom is identified as a powerful political weapon, as noted by Marinika Tepić.
An article provides a list of essential items for a summer picnic, emphasizing the importance of packing appropriate food, cleaning supplies for spills, and bags for waste.
Montenegro's government sent a chargé d'affaires to the 31st anniversary celebration of 'Operation Storm' in Knin, which was seen as a sign of respect towards Croatia.
Protesters in Albania continue their demonstrations, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and calling for a technical government. Activists have announced further protests, including in the diaspora, vowing to continue until Rama's departure.
A man has been detained in Athens in connection with the murder of a 38-year-old British volunteer whose body was found in a suitcase. The suspect's wife reportedly grew suspicious due to his behavior and messages, while the victim's family remembered her dedication to helping others.
Iran continues to send mixed signals regarding potential talks, with Tehran denying US President Trump's claims of eagerness for a deal and clarifying that discussions with Oman concern the Strait of Hormuz, not Washington. This comes as Iran reiterates that the full reopening of the Strait of Hormuz remains contingent on the United States ending its naval blockade.
Extensive track closures in Ljubljana are expected to cause significant disruptions for travelers until the end of August, affecting parts of the Kamniška and Dolenjska lines, and the central railway station on August 9.
A video survey asked passersby about their biggest travel frustrations, with the article also highlighting how Aircash digital wallet aims to provide stress-free holidays.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has publicly stated that communication and interaction with Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, specifically his son Mojtaba Khamenei, are currently 'very difficult.' This rare admission highlights potential internal challenges within Iran's leadership.
Irans øverste leder har ikke vist sig offentligt siden et amerikansk-israelsk angreb 28. februar.
This Croatian article describes a specialist who deals with drunkards and unfaithful individuals, possessing an ability many are unaware of.
Nike's stock is experiencing a significant period of underperformance, with market analysts highlighting its historic scale of decline.
A comprehensive photo gallery showcases all officials and politicians who attended an event in Knin, Croatia.
Montenegrin inspections are intensifying their focus on the summer season, issuing fines for fake QR codes, undeclared workers, and other irregularities. This initiative aims to address various issues and ensure compliance during the peak tourist period.
Qatar has indicated progress in US-Iran negotiations aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz, with the Qatari Emir holding discussions with Donald Trump. Iran and Oman are reportedly close to a deal that would involve a service fee for passage through the strait.
JPMorgan has adopted a bearish stance on Nike, downgrading its rating to underweight from neutral, citing concerns that the company's 'Win Now' plan will negatively impact its financials for several years.
Croatian personality Ela Jerković spoke out against the humiliation of service workers after witnessing an incident in a club where a woman working in the restroom was allegedly mistreated. Jerković expressed her strong disapproval of such behavior.
The Serbia Centre (SRCE) party has accused the Bačka Palanka local government of spending nearly three times more on food and drinks for municipal officials than on awards for talented students.
With orange weather alerts and temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius in Herzegovina, questions are once again being raised about the protection of outdoor workers, whose fates are often left to chance amidst extreme conditions.
Dušan Nikezić of the Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP) warned that the current energy situation is not to be underestimated, attributing the potential crisis to an incompetent government led by a spineless prime minister.
New evidence in a macabre murder case in Greece reveals that a 26-year-old man confessed to killing a British national, stating his motive was to prevent her from converting his wife to Christianity.
Prominent Nigerian leaders, including Dr. Mohammed Shehu, Chief Dr. Onikepo Akande, and Dr. John Momoh, were recognized at a UK ceremony for their contributions.
On the 64th day of anti-government protests in Albania, demonstrators left a clear message with giant letters in front of the Prime Minister's Office after speeches, followed by a massive march through the streets of Ish-Blloku with calls for the removal of Prime Minister Rama and his government.
Montenegro will have representatives for the first time at an International Olympiad held in Astana, Kazakhstan, which is set to become a global hub for the AI scene.
Europe's most famous tourist destinations are experiencing an unprecedented surge in visitors during the summer season, leading to massive crowds and significant pressure on monuments, infrastructure, and local communities. Experts call for a sustainable tourism model.
Bosnian singer Dino Merlin successfully held his second sold-out concert at Koševo Stadium in Sarajevo, captivating the audience with his timeless hits. The event featured a special duet with Marko Louis, further electrifying the crowd.
A fire erupted at the iconic St. Basil's Cathedral in Moscow's Red Square, prompting an immediate response from emergency services. The blaze was quickly brought under control, with no significant damage reported to the historic landmark.
A powerful 4.7 magnitude earthquake struck the Campi Flegrei region near Naples, Italy, injuring over twenty people and causing damage to buildings. Thousands of residents were alarmed by the tremors and subsequent power outages.
The European Union has urged Pristina to halt the demolition of structures at Gazivode Lake until a sustainable solution can be found. This call comes amidst protests from students who view the demolitions as a betrayal.
The City of Zagreb has defended its decision to place waste containers in Ban Jelačić Square, the city's main square, stating the location underwent rigorous checks. This comes amidst public discussion regarding the aesthetic and practical implications of the placement.
The Federal Ministry of Labor and Social Policy presented this year's 'Gledaj sebi posla' Job Fair, to be held on September 3-4 in Sarajevo, aiming to connect employers with unemployed individuals.
The Ministry of Health of Sarajevo Canton has issued recommendations for health institutions, employers, and citizens to adapt working conditions and protect health due to anticipated extremely high temperatures.
Anti-government protests have continued for over 60 days in Albania, with citizens demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Rama and criticizing the Socialist Party's draft reforms. Protesters marched through Tirana, calling for systemic change and alleging that Socialist Party members are burning their party cards in defiance.
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The city of Rijeka has opened day shelters at two locations to provide homeless individuals with refuge, meals, and refreshments during the ongoing heatwave.
After years of hesitation, Europe is finally catching up with the rest of the world in adopting new genomic techniques for plants. These highly precise methods are seen as crucial for addressing increasing pressures on the food system.
Albanian citizens have been protesting for two months, holding their 60th consecutive rally to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. Activists and journalists accuse Rama of corruption and failing to deliver on promises, stating there will be no negotiations, only his resignation.
Brussels is hiring lawyer-linguists proficient in Montenegrin, with Montenegro set to use the Latin alphabet for its EU accession documents.