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The humanitarian organization SOS Children's Villages Serbia announced that starting September 1, it will begin direct citizen information and donation collection efforts in Novi Sad and surrounding areas to support programs for children and youth.
Rockstar Games has released detailed gameplay footage for its upcoming title Grand Theft Auto VI, revealing a vast new open-world setting that has generated significant anticipation among players and critics alike.
European film critics are reviewing Jason Statham’s latest action thriller alongside other regional releases currently screening in theaters. The coverage reflects ongoing audience interest in mainstream blockbusters and local cinematic productions.
Analyst Slaven Kovačević criticizes politicians Darijana Filipović and Zdenko Lučić for refusing to acknowledge Ratko Mladić's genocidal role during the wars in Bosnia and Croatia.
Serbia's hydro-meteorological institute warns of extremely dangerous weather conditions in the Deliblato Sands region, citing strong winds that could rapidly spread open-air fires.
Search efforts for missing alpinists in Kyrgyzstan have concluded with the identification of two bodies, including a Lithuanian citizen, marking a somber milestone in the ongoing recovery operation.
New increases in water levels have been recorded along nearly the entire Bulgarian section of the Danube, with the highest rise noted in Novo Selo.
Marking the anniversary of the historic civil rights address, reflections highlight how Martin Luther King Jr.'s famous speech remains a defining moment in the struggle for equality in the United States.
Tehran has warned of a severe regional and global counterstrike in response to Washington's latest economic pressure campaign aimed at crippling the Islamic Republic.
Grid operator CEDIS announced planned electricity interruptions across various streets and neighborhoods in several Montenegrin municipalities due to necessary network maintenance work.
Moscow has warned it may target British military installations in response to Ukraine’s use of UK-supplied weapons in strikes against Russian territory. The threat underscores escalating tensions as Western nations continue to supply arms to Kyiv.
A daily historical retrospective highlights key events that occurred on August 28, including the birth of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and Martin Luther King Jr.’s famous address.
A business analysis argues that companies can only achieve sustainable market dominance by adopting holistic solutions grounded in deep consumer insights rather than focusing solely on product quality.
Industry commentary stresses that companies must adopt comprehensive approaches to product quality and market positioning to succeed without deep consumer understanding.
Actor and filmmaker Goran Stanković discusses his movie "Oče naš," highlighting themes of power abuse and the mechanisms of authoritarian systems in contemporary Serbia.
Anchored by compelling performances from Kentaro Sakaguchi and Ikoi Hayase, the latest Japanese film explores complex moral dilemmas without providing straightforward resolutions.
The Cerci Flor da Vida facility inaugurates a new residential care, home support, and continuing care center in Azambuja, funded by the PRR recovery plan.
Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock reunited on the red carpet in London to promote the highly anticipated sequel to their 1998 film Practical Magic. The stars showcased new looks, including Bullock’s debut of a shoulder tattoo, as fans celebrated the franchise's return.
Global genomics firm Novogene is launching its inaugural Australian research facility at Cabrini Health to expand access to precision oncology treatments. The new laboratory will integrate multi-omics technologies to accelerate personalized cancer diagnostics and therapeutic development across the region.
Defense Minister Ivan Anušić and Foreign Minister Gordan Grlić Radman justified Croatia's military buildup by citing Serbia's continued adherence to 1990s-era policies and its handling of former war criminal Ratko Mladic's passing.
Bipartisan US legislators are advancing a bill that would impose targeted sanctions on Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić if he fails to address democratic concerns. The proposed measures reflect growing Washington pressure ahead of Serbia’s upcoming elections.
The organization reported that individuals are going door-to-door falsely claiming to be CRTA staff, prompting an official warning to residents.
As traditional club culture shifts, cities like Bangkok are leading a transformation toward diverse nighttime experiences, including intimate street bars, rooftop lounges, late-night dining, and community-focused dance venues.
An explosive attack targeting security and investigative forces traveling to Jalpa resulted in two injured officers and forced the closure of a federal highway in southern Mexico.
The far-right AfD party is leveraging controversial livestreamers to drive attention during its election campaign, sparking both engagement and internal party conflicts.
Law enforcement agencies have arrested key members of the INF Group, a notorious Eastern European hacking collective responsible for breaching government databases and corporate networks. The operation targeted a series of high-profile ransomware campaigns and data theft schemes across the region.
The Provo-based FilmQuest genre festival revealed its upcoming October schedule, featuring projects starring Jamie Lee Curtis, Lizzy Caplan, and Rhea Seehorn among other ambitious sci-fi and horror films.
A legal expert clarifies Slovenian regulations regarding official death notifications, explaining what families can expect and where to seek information.
Reality star and entrepreneur Kylie Jenner has publicly stated her intention to undergo another breast augmentation surgery, citing personal aesthetic goals. The announcement has sparked widespread discussion on social media and among fans.
The Kosovo Judicial Council has formally denied a petition to reinstate Serb judges and administrative staff dismissed following recent institutional reforms. The decision intensifies ongoing tensions over minority representation in Kosovo’s judiciary.
Political analysis suggests that despite his age, Senator Ed Markey remains a viable option for the Democratic nomination, a move that would align with a trend of selecting older candidates.
A local court has handed down a prison sentence to a man who deliberately provoked police officers in a failed attempt to end his own life.
An upcoming publication claims the long-standing friendship faced tension after the prince allegedly ignored the soccer legend during a key period, sparking media interest.
Press freedom organizations have condemned a corporate executive's reply to Serbia's information minister, calling it a message directed at employees rather than addressing official concerns.
Actor Brian Austin Green has publicly detailed a severe past illness that temporarily impaired his ability to walk and speak, necessitating intensive rehabilitation. He shared his recovery journey to highlight the long-term physical challenges faced by patients with critical medical conditions.
National Defense Minister Nuno Melo has publicly rejected criticism regarding his conduct and reputation, stating that his focus on achieving concrete results is provoking political opposition. He declined to provide further details amid the ongoing debate.
Qatar’s prime minister has arrived in Tehran to lead diplomatic efforts aimed at de-escalating tensions between Washington and Tehran. The visit focuses on preventing military confrontation and securing safe navigation through the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz amid rising regional hostilities.
Chuva intensa provocou acumulação de água e detritos nas áreas da pista, levando a falhas no sistema de drenação e resultando em significativos atrasos e cancelamentos de voos no aeroporto Francisco Sá Carneiro.
Actor Rupert Grint will return to the Harry Potter universe to portray Ron Weasley in the upcoming Broadway revival of "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child." The announcement marks his first time performing the iconic role on stage since the film series concluded over a decade ago.
The acclaimed Korean director reunites with veteran cast members for a provocative relationship drama that examines modern societal resentments and human connections.
The Botswana administration has published a second public apology in the Financial Times concerning the ongoing controversy involving South African businesswoman Naledi Pandor and the Motsepe affair.
Ankara has formally protested Athens’ proposal to station unmanned aerial vehicles on Rhodes, asserting the move breaches the island’s demilitarized status and risks destabilizing Aegean security. The dispute highlights ongoing military tensions between the two NATO allies.
Bosnian authorities have arrested several high-profile suspects, including businessman Admir Arnautović Šmrk, during a sweeping anti-corruption raid dubbed the “Catering” operation. The coordinated action involved searches at more than twenty locations and targets individuals accused of orchestrating illicit networks across the country.
A court in Serbia has upheld a life imprisonment sentence for a woman convicted of murdering her mother-in-law near Sjenica. This marks the second time she has received the maximum penalty for the crime, highlighting the country's strict stance on homicide cases.
A rupture in a major water pipeline near Gornji Milanovac has cut off water supply to consumers in 14 surrounding villages, prompting emergency repairs by local municipal services.
The Basic Court in Pristina confirmed that the trial against Fatmir Sehovic, who faces multiple charges, will commence on September 7.
The Kosovo Judicial Council has refused requests from Serbian judges and legal staff to retract their resignations and return to their positions, intensifying ethnic tensions in the region's justice system.
Croatian Radiotelevision reported a 41.25% audience share across June, July, and August, making it the most-watched national broadcaster during the summer months.
Prime Minister Andrej Plenković has promised stricter penalties and swift action regarding the illegal waste dumping site near Gospić. Officials maintain that the situation remains manageable while investigations into responsible parties continue.
The 39th Film Festival in Herceg Novi ended with award ceremony and screening of 'Planina', while the 9th Dunav Film Fest awarded 'Roza' by Markus Schleinzer the best film prize.
Denmark upgraded its 2026 economic growth projection for the fourth time, citing stronger-than-expected market demand and economic boost from Novo Nordisk’s weight-loss medication.
Austrian schools will enforce a ban on headscarves for girls under the age of fourteen beginning the new academic year, with penalties outlined for violations.
Critics highlight a new popular science book that frames brain health as a collaborative partnership rather than a constant battle, making complex neuroscience concepts approachable for general audiences.
Catastrophic flash floods in Nepal and Tibet have killed at least 270 people, with over 1,300 still missing, including many foreign tourists.
Following severe weather that left hundreds of thousands without electricity, officials are scrutinizing the leadership and operational response of the national grid operator ESO.
The international festival exploring the role of film scores kicks off in Poděbrady, highlighting the impact of live orchestras on cinematic experiences.
Moscow has issued a stern warning to London and Paris regarding the supply of rocket technology to Kyiv, suggesting such actions could provoke severe consequences.
A Slovenian court has confirmed a legal settlement between prominent orthopedic surgeon Gregor Kavčič and Novo Mesto Hospital, finalizing their dispute without his return to the facility.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi cautioned the US ambassador about ongoing risks and challenges in bilateral relations during a recent meeting. Beijing emphasized its commitment to defending national interests while calling for the restoration of high-level diplomatic exchanges.
Public utility company Beogradski vodovod i kanalizacija announced that sections of the Vračar municipality will experience water service interruptions from 8:30 AM to 8:00 PM due to the installation of new pipelines.
The Montenegrin Army has taken delivery of 31 new IVECO Eurocargo vehicles in MLL150 and M170 variants, primarily intended for the transport of personnel and military supplies.
Authorities warn of continued landslide and mudflow risks in heavily flooded Jirong County, where a newly formed lake poses additional disaster threats.
Authorities and volunteers continue searching for 36-year-old Kristina Buneta Facko, who was last seen on August 25 wearing a blue swimsuit in the Novo Čiče area.
The municipality of Albrechtice organized a petition opposing a planned large-scale solar farm on private land, citing concerns over its visibility across the town.
Following a court hearing in the US, Milorad Dodik's lawyers are pursuing the lifting of financial sanctions imposed by the US Treasury, with a formal American reply still awaited.
The era of Donald Trump's dominance is coming to an end. The US remains the richest and militarily most powerful country in the world. That status is secure.
Parliament member Josip Dabro has fulfilled his February announcement by releasing a collection of patriotic songs dedicated to his fans, sharing the project directly through his Facebook profile.
Poslanik u Narodnoj skupštini entiteta Republika Srpska Nebojša Vukanović komentarisao je na svom blogu smrt ratnog zločinca Ratka Mladića, koji je prema njegovoj ocjeni, bio hrabar vojnik.
Government representatives and political party leaders issued congratulatory messages marking the annual celebration of Kolašin municipality in Montenegro.
Karol Voleman shares insights on what makes a compelling detective novel and recommends five standout titles from leading mystery writers.
Chinese state media has sharply criticized the deployment of American forces to the Philippines, labeling Manila a US puppet and escalating rhetorical tensions over strategic positioning in the region.
A Guardian report analyzes how Donald Trump is reportedly leveraging artificial intelligence tools to shape public messaging and artificially inflate his approval ratings. The coverage highlights growing concerns over the ethical implications of automated political campaigning.
The death toll from a devastating Himalayan flash flood has surpassed 460 with over 1,000 missing, while authorities in both Nepal and China have suspended rescue operations due to the imminent risk of a second wave triggered by a newly formed debris dam lake.
CIA Director William Ratcliffe conducted undisclosed discussions with Russian security officials in Moscow, reportedly conveying detailed intelligence on severe battlefield casualties and strategic setbacks. The unprecedented diplomatic outreach has raised questions about Western messaging strategies amid the ongoing conflict.
Officials argue that moving the planned site by five kilometers would damage protected areas, increase bird strike risks, and create operational constraints.
Business leaders in Bosnia and Herzegovina are calling for reduced fiscal pressures, arguing that excessive state levies are stifling economic growth and budget contributions.
Potpredsjednik Republike Srpske Ćamil Duraković komentirao je sramotne scene u Zvorniku gdje je stotine mladih ljudi defileom kroz grad veličalo ratnog zločinca Ratka Mladića.
Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly are utilizing court orders and public awareness campaigns to combat the surge of counterfeit GLP-1 medications flooding international markets.
Bill Gates has warned that artificial intelligence poses severe economic risks, potentially wiping out millions of jobs permanently and triggering one of the most turbulent periods in human history. In response, he is calling for immediate global policy planning and international cooperation to ensure equitable management of the technology.
A retrospective analysis notes that the Iranian regime has not only survived recent hostilities but emerged politically bolstered, while U.S. involvement has generated significant geostrategic and economic instability. The assessment questions the long-term strategic outcomes of the campaign.
Rockstar Games has officially released a 27-minute extended gameplay trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI on Netflix, drawing massive global viewership and social media engagement. The highly anticipated preview follows months of speculation and early leaks, offering fans their first detailed look at the game’s Leonida setting and mechanics.
Media outlets have dissected the controversial storyline of the recent 'Camp Miasma' production, characterizing it as a provocative blend of eroticism and violence that has sparked widespread critical discussion.
Groups organized torchlight demonstrations in Belgrade and Novi Sad to commemorate convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić, sparking diplomatic outrage and domestic condemnation. The events have drawn sharp criticism from international bodies and neighboring countries for glorifying figures linked to the Yugoslav Wars.
President Trump signed an executive order directing U.S. federal agencies to rename Lake Ontario as "Lake America." Canadian officials immediately rejected the directive, affirming that the shared waterway will retain its official name under Canadian law.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky traveled to Moldova to mark its independence day, where he discussed enhanced trilateral security, energy, and logistics cooperation with Moldovan President Maia Sandu and Romanian officials. The diplomatic push coincides with renewed Russian drone and missile strikes on Kyiv, underscoring urgent needs for coordinated air defense and winter preparedness.
Automakers' official fuel economy ratings are measured under strictly controlled laboratory conditions that rarely reflect everyday driving scenarios, explaining why most vehicles consume more fuel in practice.
An American appellate court upheld the FDA’s decision to delist certain weight-loss medications, confirming proper regulatory procedures were followed.
The city's development agency opens an international competition to draft the master plan for a major exhibition and conference facility in the Agroindustrial Zone.
Mental health professionals clarify that while many people occasionally display self-centered or defensive behaviors, a clinical diagnosis of narcissistic personality disorder requires a persistent, long-term pattern significantly impacting daily functioning.
The Croatian beauty retailer Douglas has introduced a new affordable peptide lip tint from the brand One.two.free!, positioning it as a budget-friendly alternative to viral lip products.
Starting in September, Portugal will roll out a new mandatory biometric data collection system at its airports for all non-European Union citizens, a move already causing significant passenger delays during its initial testing phase.
Serbian police detained three individuals from Novi Pazar on suspicion of defrauding the state budget of over 38.9 million dinars through fraudulent schemes.
Serbian Prime Minister Milojko Spajić has cautioned that the closure of key EU accession chapters could provoke coordinated hybrid operations from neighboring countries. The statement reflects Belgrade’s concerns over regional stability amid ongoing geopolitical realignments.
Firefighters are battling 22 blazes across the country, with nine still active. The largest fire is spreading through mixed forest areas near Studenichani and Zelenikovo municipalities.
A legal advisory piece explains statutory requirements for government notification of a relative's death and outlines where families can request official records.
Festival organizer Tamara Vujović stated that a recent controversy involving actor Dragan Mićanović did not negatively impact the atmosphere or success of this year’s Herceg Novi Film Festival.
A committee in the Czech Chamber of Deputies has voted against allowing Deputy Speaker Markéta Pekarová Adamová to travel to Kyiv, arguing that foreign policy decisions fall exclusively under the government’s authority. The ruling halts her diplomatic mission amid ongoing debates over legislative oversight of international relations.
Experts suggest Russia may be behind efforts to provoke hostility between the Czech Republic and Poland, though concrete evidence linking Moscow to the disinformation campaign remains unconfirmed.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has firmly denied accusations that his government manipulated election outcomes by granting citizenship to foreign nationals, calling the claims a fabricated excuse for anticipated electoral losses. The denial comes amid heightened political tension and Vučić’s recent series of controversial public statements.
Novo Nordisk shares declined after a major financial institution downgraded the pharmaceutical giant, citing concerns over future growth trajectories and market saturation.
Following Meta’s historic $18 billion agreement to settle US lawsuits over teen addiction and mental health harms, European Union officials are demanding comparable online safety protections for minors. Financial analysts note the payout leaves core revenue largely intact while signaling a broader regulatory shift for big tech.
Celebrated Japanese avant-garde artist Yayoi Kusama has died at age 97, drawing widespread international tributes for her pioneering use of polka dots and immersive installations. Her legacy continues to influence contemporary art and popular culture worldwide.
Experts warn that phubbing, or ignoring companions in favor of smartphones, has become a nearly universal behavior that strains relationships and mental well-being without most people realizing its impact.
The president of the Croatian Police Service Union has called for the immediate public response and potential resignation of Police Director Nikola Milina regarding the department's handling of the 'Nakaze' case involving a female officer.
A 76-year-old man sustained serious injuries after a physical altercation with a 75-year-old neighbor in the Ajdučka Češma neighborhood of Kumanovo. Police are investigating the incident, which escalated from a verbal dispute late in the evening.
The MOST political party is calling for a full investigation by the State Attorney's Office into allegations of illegal waste disposal at the Rakitovac landfill site.
The coastal town hosts a major gastronomic event honoring the famous Pag cheese tradition, featuring workshops, local vendors, and cultural activities.
Music and entertainment company Authentic Entertainment announces a strategic partnership with rapper Drake to scale the OVO brand's international reach and commercial ventures.
Bosnian federal ministers investigate environmental violations and air pollution at the Tuzla Thermal Power Plant, demanding accountability and accelerated investments in ecological protection.
Bosnian police arrested nine individuals, including Sarajevo kickboxer Haris Biber, during a coordinated operation codenamed 'Catering.' The detainees are facing charges linked to extortion and organized criminal activity.
A 24-year-old man was taken into custody after allegedly striking and killing a toddler while maneuvering a vehicle backward in the village of Farkë.
Food safety specialists outline the advantages of both materials, emphasizing that proper cleaning and maintenance are crucial to preventing bacterial contamination.
Troops from Lithuania's Kęstutis Infantry Battalion and Moldova's 31st Battalion are participating in joint tactical drills in Moldova this week.
The Agrofert-owned Lovochemie plant is increasing district heating costs for residents of Lovosice, prompting the local mayor to investigate potential overcharging.
The Croatian government invested €176 million in job creation programs last year, successfully reducing the national unemployment rate by 14.8 percent.
A prominent Serbian official has sparked public backlash after suggesting that demonstrators blocking roads were responsible for recent devastating wildfires. Critics have condemned the comments as irresponsible and politically motivated, intensifying debates over disaster response and accountability.
The CIA director traveled to Moscow to warn Russia against attacking a NATO member, according to reports, but the Kremlin dismisses the claim as a scare story. Russian foreign intelligence chief confirmed the meeting, while the EU was not informed of the visit.
An oil tanker was struck by an unknown projectile in the Strait of Hormuz, causing a fire onboard. The UK Maritime Trade Operations confirmed the incident, with crew members reported safe.
Researchers warn that the fast-paced rollout of photovoltaic infrastructure may clash with bird protection goals, prompting discussions on balancing renewable energy targets with ecological preservation.
Pyongyang has issued a stern condemnation of Washington’s approval of a $125 million arms package for South Korea, threatening a powerful military response to what it describes as persistent hostility. The escalation heightens tensions on the Korean Peninsula as Seoul proceeds with the defense procurement.
Data reveals a paradox in the Czech automotive sector, with imports of vehicles over ten years old rising sharply alongside increasing consumer demand for newer premium and electric models.
Bosnian firefighters and military helicopters are battling a large wildfire near Trebinje, focusing efforts on the Golo Brdo ridge to prevent the flames from spreading further.
The Petnjica municipal assembly has been unable to hold sessions for over a month because a lack of quorum stems from an internal rift within the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS).
The Sarajevo Film Festival wrapped up this year's program while organizers immediately began preparations for the next edition running from late August through early September.
A fatal collision between a train and a pedestrian on Thursday morning has suspended rail services on the affected line, with passengers redirected to metro alternatives.
A parenting psychology article outlines common verbal behaviors exhibited by children that may indicate a lack of respect, distinguishing normal teenage rebellion from concerning patterns.
Regional authorities have launched a new regulatory framework requiring tourist guides in Kosovo to undergo official verification and licensing procedures. The move aims to standardize tourism services and improve oversight across the sector.
On the anniversary of the 1998 killings, Kosovo authorities confirmed the discovery of remains of 22 Serbian civilians found in a lime kiln in Klečka, marking one of the most severe wartime atrocities committed during the conflict.
At 41 years old, she becomes the oldest contestant in the pageant's history following her dramatic weight loss journey.
Major Croatian retailer Konzum has highlighted a range of affordable products to help parents equip their children for the new school year amid rising living costs.
Drivers face up to six penalty points and fines reaching 25,000 CZR for unauthorized truck passing maneuvers, as police crack down on dangerous highway behavior.
Rihanna recently shared a series of lingerie photographs online, generating widespread fan engagement and dominating social media feeds following their release.
Apple’s shares reached a record high following a major leadership transition and the debut of the iPhone 18. The strategic shift and new flagship device have driven strong investor confidence and significant market gains.
Members of Montenegro's ruling coalition have accused the Belgrade government of fostering a sycophantic relationship with Podgorica, arguing that recent political rhetoric primarily benefits Serbian leadership rather than regional stability.
Health experts emphasize the critical role of vitamin D in immune system function, warning that low levels may significantly increase susceptibility to viral infections and intense inflammatory responses.
Naftali Bennett recounted a recent trip to the Croatian coast where an ice cream vendor refused service to his daughter after she identified herself as Israeli.
Analyst Slaven Kovačević highlights how prominent Serbian figures' refusal to acknowledge Ratko Mladić's crimes during the wars in Bosnia and Croatia reveals deeper political alliances.
Rescuers are struggling to reach survivors after a glacial lake overflow triggered catastrophic flash floods across Nepal and the Tibetan border region, killing hundreds. Authorities have suspended operations amid fears of further breaches and rising waters.
Following the death of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić, the Montenegrin presidency issued a statement emphasizing that familial respect cannot be used to minimize or excuse his legally established genocide and war crimes.
During a recent NATO ambassadors gathering in Brussels, senior Pentagon representatives publicly praised Lithuania for its strategic contributions and alignment with alliance defense objectives.
Navijači Crvene zvezde, pripadnici grupe Delije, tokom utakmice u Plzenu istakli su poruku povodom smrti ratnog zločinca Ratka Mladića.
New archaeological research has begun at the Barutnica site near Amzabegovo, reviving interest in a location first internationally recognized in 1960 before falling into scientific neglect. The project, led by the Sveti Nikole People's Museum, aims to uncover historical artifacts and preserve the area's cultural heritage.
The German automaker has introduced a lower-priced base model of its Frontera crossover, powered by a new 1.2-liter turbo engine, targeting budget-conscious European buyers.
Reakcije na smrt osuđenog ratnog zločinca ponovo pokazale duboke podjele u odnosu prema ratovima devedesetih, presudama i žrtvama
A recent feature in a Slovenian publication showcases upcoming autumn book releases and provides critical reviews of seasonal literary works. The column serves as a curated guide for readers seeking new publications during the fall season.
President Trump signed an executive order officially changing the name of Lake Ontario to ‘Lake America,’ triggering immediate diplomatic pushback from Canadian leaders. The move has been widely criticized as a politically symbolic escalation amid broader trade and border disputes between the two nations.
An assessment of the conflict's aftermath suggests the Iranian regime has survived and strengthened, while American actions have triggered widespread geostrategic and economic instability.
Ratko Mladic, the former Bosnian Serb military leader convicted of genocide and war crimes for his role in the Srebrenica massacre, has died at age 84 while awaiting transfer to serve the remainder of his life sentence.
The album 'Reina da Morna' features ten previously unheard recordings from the late Cape Verdean diva, produced by José da Silva and released through Sony Music's Lusafrica archives.
President Nicuşor Dan noted that European leaders have recently discussed scenarios involving possible Russian aggression toward NATO member states, though he emphasized that concrete intelligence supporting such fears remains lacking.
The plenum of the University of Belgrade’s Law Faculty has strongly denounced threats, aggressive behavior, and continuous sabotage targeting the student movement, identifying those it holds responsible for the disruptions.
The city development agency has contracted a €598,345 project to design the main documentation for a new commercial and exhibition complex over six months.
A sudden glacial collapse on the Nepal-Tibet border has triggered catastrophic flash floods that have killed at least 389 people and left over 1,000 missing. More than 13,000 rescue personnel are currently conducting search-and-rescue missions amid concerns that a newly formed lake could breach and worsen the disaster.
Egzon Bytyçi, accused of killing his eighth-month pregnant wife Jetlira Foniqi, passed away in a Pristina hospital. The incident highlights a domestic violence tragedy in the Malishevë region.
Representatives from the N1 and Forbes journalist unions have formally requested that network management provide clear guidelines on maintaining editorial independence and professional standards. The demand follows internal discussions regarding workplace transparency and journalistic integrity.
Hydrological agencies report critically low water levels in Serbia’s major rivers, including the Danube, Sava, and Tisa, with several smaller waterways approaching their biological minimums for the season.
In the Slovak village of Jarovnice, home to a large Roma community, three Catholic nuns have opened a new kindergarten, drawing inspiration from historical female leadership.
During a parliamentary question session, opposition leader Aleksandar Jovanović challenged Culture Minister Nikola Selaković regarding the 'General Staff' controversy and alleged state land transfers to Donald Trump's father-in-law.
Deutsche Bank has downgraded Novo Nordisk shares to a Sell rating after the pharmaceutical giant reported quarterly earnings, citing stretched valuations rather than concerns over its weight-loss drugs. The downgrade contributed to a decline in the company's stock price.
Food experts recommend a straightforward technique to revive wilted lettuce and restore its crunch. The method typically involves soaking the leaves in ice water to rehydrate them effectively.
Emergency crews successfully contained a blaze that started in residential buildings and spread toward a nearby forest and castle area in Tetovo, utilizing ground teams and helicopter water drops.
Federalni ministar unutrašnjih poslova Ramo Isak oglasio se povodom smrti pravosnažno osuđenog ratnog zločinca Ratka Mladića.
The Independent Journalists Association of Serbia (NUNS) has demanded authorities identify a user threatening editors and union leadership, warning that inaction encourages further attacks.
Popular musician Dado Polumenta shared a heartfelt message celebrating eleven years of marriage with his wife Ivona, drawing praise for his emotional openness.
Moscow has issued stern warnings to the United Kingdom and broader European allies, threatening retaliation over the supply of long-range missiles to Ukraine. The diplomatic tensions coincide with heightened security alerts and strategic communications from Western intelligence officials.
Journalistic associations and press freedom organizations are calling for immediate law enforcement action following credible threats directed at Forbes Serbia’s editor-in-chief. The outcry highlights growing concerns over safety and intimidation of independent media professionals in the region.
An opinion piece argues that Angola needs to move beyond ambitious plans and actually implement key infrastructure projects to successfully attract business tourism.
North Macedonia's state gas transmission company Noma Gas has contracted a construction firm to design and build a new interconnector pipeline linking North Macedonia and Serbia, boosting regional energy connectivity.
Kosovo police confirmed plans to visit a mass grave location in Kaludri to investigate circumstances and facilitate victim identification.
Police arrested a 48-year-old man in Kumanovo after he attempted to physically attack his wife and son during a family dispute.
Authentic Brands Group has purchased a controlling interest in OVO, the popular lifestyle and apparel company co-founded by Canadian rapper Drake. The acquisition marks a significant expansion of the conglomerate’s portfolio in celebrity-backed consumer brands.
The script for the series was written by Jack Thorne, author of the series 'The Fades', and consists of five episodes. Filming is expected to begin next year.
Renowned Balkan singer Zdravko Čolić surprised a fan named Dajana Brajčić Jurica by singing along with her during a performance on Lastovo, delighting social media users.
Serbian police, in cooperation with the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office, detained a 28-year-old resident of Novi Sad on charges related to illegal possession of narcotics and firearms.
A personal train collided with a car at a railway crossing in Jablonec nad Nisou on Thursday afternoon, leaving two people requiring medical attention.
The Croatian postal service has issued a special commemorative stamp honoring legendary tenor Krunoslav Cigoja as part of its "Croatian Music" series, marking the 11th anniversary of his passing and supporting plans to name a Zagreb public space after him.
Turkish authorities are actively combating false narratives regarding counter-terrorism operations and forest fires, emphasizing the spread of provocative disinformation abroad.
A rupture in a major water pipeline has left dozens of communities without access to drinking water, prompting emergency repairs by local utilities.
Baku strongly condemned an incident involving offensive imagery displayed outside the Azerbaijani Guest House in Russia, urging Moscow to investigate and prevent recurrence.
Transit authorities in Slovenia are ramping up operations to accommodate students returning to classrooms. More than 1,000 buses and 120 trains are scheduled to run on the first day of the academic year.
The Republic Hydrometeorological Service of Serbia has issued a warning for the Deliblato Sands region, citing unfavorable weather conditions that significantly increase the risk of wildfires spreading.
The Ministry of Culture clarified that a festival was not opened due to controversial speeches, emphasizing organizational responsibility rather than state censorship.
The Serbia Center Party (SRCE) assessed today that the Minister of Public Investments, Darko Glišić, tried to hide the authorities' powerlessness with "insane accusations".
The municipality of Ilidža purchased a new basket truck to enhance field operations, maintain public spaces, and improve citizen safety.
"History shows that the Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians is not a very principled party, but that power and sinecures are far more important to them.
Former OSCE ambassador William Walker and a former US congressman have jointly proposed Faton Bisljimi, a Kosovo rights lobbyist in the US, as a candidate for the country's presidency, reinforcing international backing for his campaign.
A viral discussion on whether engagements should be surprises has sparked broader conversations about how couples navigate discussions about their shared future before marriage.
Demostat Program Director Zoran Panović assesses that it is more likely that the elections will be held on the 25th, not the 18th of October, emphasizing that the fact that the elections are p
A former secretary of the Armada fan group is charged with inciting hatred after posting a provocative slogan targeting opposing team supporters.
Six months after US and Israeli strikes on Iran, soaring oil prices and market volatility continue to reflect the ongoing economic consequences of the prolonged regional conflict.
Portuguese bank Novobanco is liquidating real estate and corporate holdings owned by former football executive Luís Filipe Vieira through KPMG to settle debts.
Columnist Andrej Nikolaidis condemned Milan Knežević's provocative suggestion to travel to Pristina and Ulcinj to ban songs about Adem Jašari, arguing that such an approach misrepresents sovereignty as repression.
A retrospective honors a prolific actor celebrated for his transformative performances, including memorable roles in classic horror and comedy films that left a lasting impact on audiences.
Zadnjih dana kolovoza Hrvatska je na udaru još jednog toplinskog vala čiji bi vrhunac trebao biti sutra, u petak kada će u većem dijelu zemlje temperature biti više od 35 stupnjeva.
Medical professionals clarify that there is no one-size-fits-all optimal sleep schedule, stressing instead the importance of personal circadian rhythms, consistency, and sleep quality.
A powerful glacier collapse has unleashed catastrophic flash floods across Nepal and the Tibetan border region, leaving hundreds dead and thousands missing. Rescue operations are underway as experts warn that climate change may be exacerbating the frequency of such glacial disasters.
The fashion brand's announcement of a platform sandal variant resembling a popular designer style has triggered intense online reactions and discussions regarding footwear trends.
A southern Chinese island has successfully transitioned to carbon neutrality by implementing advanced photovoltaic building materials and renewable energy systems.
Industry analysis indicates that today's humanoid robotics still fall short in the cognitive flexibility and operational dependability required to reliably perform diverse, unstructured tasks.
Citizens across Iceland will cast ballots this Saturday to decide whether to restart accession talks with the European Union, marking a pivotal moment in the country's potential integration with the bloc.