Discussions are ongoing regarding proposed amendments to the education law, with some observers noting a 'reality show' character to the debate. The changes to the law are a significant topic of public discourse.

Spotify has unveiled a second wave of exclusive performance videos featuring artists like Wizkid and Olamide from Afro Nation Portugal 2026, now available on the streaming platform.

A leadership crisis in Nigeria's Ondo State House of Assembly has intensified, with 24 of 26 lawmakers reportedly supporting the removal of Speaker Olamide Oladiji over allegations of financial misconduct.

Greece's Minister of Health, Adonis Georgiadis, announced that the "Prolamvano" preventive medicine program will continue to be funded by national resources after its initial funding from the Recovery Fund ends.

Lawmakers in Ondo State have indefinitely suspended legislative duties, demanding the resignation of Speaker Olamide Oladiji amidst allegations surrounding a N44 million diversion.

Singer Teni has released her latest EP, 'The Wellness Package,' which explores themes of personal growth and healing, featuring collaborations with artists like Olamide, Chike, and The Cavemen.

The Oyo NUJ has congratulated Professor Olamakinde Olapegba on his appointment as the 14th Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ibadan, praising his leadership.

Professor Peter Olamakinde Olapegba has been appointed as the 14th Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ibadan (UI) following a competitive selection process.

The Ondo State House of Assembly is embroiled in a new crisis following allegations that Speaker Olamide Oladiji misappropriated ₦44 million from OSOPADEC funds, prompting some members to demand his resignation.

The Government of Sarajevo Canton has approved continued funding for extended stay programs for nearly 2,000 primary school students in the 2026/2027 academic year.

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Irene Agapidaki, Greece's Alternate Health Minister, expressed confidence that a solution will be found within 15 days to allow beneficiaries of the obesity treatment program to continue their free therapy. This follows 6.5 million citizens undergoing examinations through the "PROLAMBANO" initiative.

More than 100 school employees in Serbia have lost their jobs, and over 110 disciplinary proceedings have been initiated against teachers since Dejan Stanković was appointed Minister of Education. This report comes from the SRCE organization.

Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar reaffirmed the country's commitment to the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) process during a meeting with Secretary-General Golam Sarwar in Islamabad.

The Martynas Mažvydas National Library of Lithuania's Center for Science and Encyclopedia Publishing has released the autobiography of the famous 16th-century Italian humanist Girolamo Cardano, titled 'Jeronimo Kardano, milaniečio ir Bolonijos piliečio, knyga apie savo gyvenimą'.

Montenegro has commenced the delivery of new computer equipment to schools across the country, an initiative valued at 2.4 million euros.

Regional hygiene stations in the Czech Republic have started random inspections of summer children's camps, focusing on kitchens, drinking water, and accommodation conditions, with about half of the camps to be visited by the end of summer.

Hygienists in the Liberec and Hradec Králové regions of the Czech Republic have commenced inspections of summer camps, focusing on food and drinking water safety.

USKOK, Croatia's anti-corruption agency, has indicted a 19-year-old man on terrorism charges for sending false bomb threats to schools and kindergartens. The indictment follows an investigation into the disruptive and alarming messages.

Ashura-themed artworks by artist Ruholamin are currently on display at a gallery in Tehran.

Schools in Bijelo Polje, Montenegro, are experiencing a significant decrease in student enrollment, a trend that unions warn will impact not only teachers but also administrative and support staff.

Ruholamin has unveiled a new painting titled "Iron and Moonlight", which is themed around Ashura.

Irini Agapidaki announced that Greece's 'PROLAMVANW' (Prevent) program, offering preventive health checks, will become a permanent mechanism, with annual informational SMS messages sent to citizens.

Greece's "Prolamvano" program, developed by Deputy Health Minister Eirini Agapidaki, will now include free screening for the early diagnosis of lung cancer.

The eighth conference on school mediation highlighted that conflicts within educational institutions do not necessarily have to escalate into violence, promoting peaceful resolution strategies.

A Lagos court has adjourned the case of TikToker Yusuf Olamilekan, who is accused of posting nude photos, to July 3 for a settlement report.

The current cycle of Greece's National Prevention Program 'Prolamvano' concludes in June 2026, with a new phase scheduled to begin in September 2026 and run until 2030.

Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola, the Ogun State governorship candidate, extended birthday wishes to Alhaji Kamorudeen Yusuf Olawale, the Personal Assistant on Special Duties to President Bola Tinubu.

Ćamil Duraković, the Bosniak Vice President of Republika Srpska, has submitted an initiative to the Ministry of Education and Culture and the entity's National Assembly, requesting the recognition of Bosnian and Croatian languages in schools.

Iran has executed Gholamreza Khani Shakarab, accusing him of being a key agent for Israel's external intelligence service, Mossad, and recruiting Iranians for actions against national security.

Siniša Ilić and Bojan Đorđev will perform their performative travelogue 'Hamam Internacionala – pod kupolama', exploring Balkan hammams, at the Center for Cultural Decontamination in Belgrade.

An association alleges that deforestation for lithium mining in Boticas violates the Environmental Impact Statement, a claim denied by Savannah, the company involved.

A Malaysian doctor engages in the mindful and meaningful ritual of drawing a kolam every day at 4 AM, as reported by The Star.

Solomon Olamilekan Adeola (Yayi), the APC candidate for governor in Ogun state, has promised inclusive governance if elected, commending the peaceful primary ahead of the 2027 elections.

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An increase in cases of young people experiencing extreme social isolation, often described as being closed off in a digital cave, is observed. This growing phenomenon warrants public attention.

Greece's "Prolamvano" early detection program is expanding to include hypertension, lung cancer, and skin cancer, as announced by Eirini Agapidaki. The initiative aims to address "insidious" and "invisible" diseases.

Six new high school programs, including a diplomatic gymnasium and archival technician, are set to be introduced in schools in Rijeka and Opatija, Croatia, starting in the 2026/2027 academic year.

New guidelines have been issued to schools on how to handle situations involving children, emphasizing their protection and stating they should not be interrogated.

Threatening messages were received on Friday at the Jajce-Berta Kučera Primary School, but after counter-diversion (KDZ) checks, it was determined that they were false alarms.

Discussions in Brussels are focusing on the EU's cohesion policy, which aims to combat poverty and depopulation, but new initiatives are overshadowed by debates surrounding the upcoming EU budget for 2028-2034.

Approximately 20% of Slovak students study abroad, making it the third-highest proportion in the EU in 2023, with many top mathematics graduates continuing their education internationally due to concerns about Slovakia's future.

Olamide Adegboye, a Nigerian photographer based in the UK, has been awarded a Platinum award in the Fine Art Conceptual category at the 2026 MUSE Photography Awards.

An ancient underground city in Cappadocia, Turkey, is described as an 18-level refuge capable of housing 20,000 people, complete with churches, schools, water, and ventilation systems. This discovery highlights the region's history of ancient subterranean settlements.

A 17-year-old has been remanded in custody by the Velika Gorica County Court on suspicion of terrorism, after sending threatening emails about planted explosives to primary and secondary schools in Zagreb.

The Serbian Ministry of Education has advised primary and secondary schools not to grade students between May 4th and 8th, coinciding with the observance of the 'Week of Remembrance and Togetherness.'

The Quay of Victims of the Raid in Novi Sad has been defaced with hateful messages and graffiti targeting students. This incident marks a repeat occurrence of such anti-student sentiment in the area.

The first full-day OVEP training was held in Podgorica for over 30 teachers from 18 Montenegrin schools. These schools will begin implementing the Olympic Education Program in the upcoming academic year, marking a step closer to its full integration.

Multiple schools in Zagreb were evacuated following new bomb threats, leading to children being sent home. Authorities are investigating the latest series of security alerts.

The Chemical Faculty building has been vandalized with graffiti containing messages against students and Rector Đokić. The dean stated that the graffiti would not be removed until the upcoming elections are concluded.

Several schools in Zagreb, including a high school in the western part of the city, were evacuated following new bomb threats. Authorities are investigating the incidents.

Olamide Okoya, daughter of business mogul Razaq Okoya, married Imran Gobir in a grand Nikkah ceremony held in Lagos, with photos from the event released.

Zagreb police confirmed that all bomb threats reported in schools and kindergartens across the city were false alarms after anti-explosive checks were conducted in multiple facilities.

Professor Gerasimos Siasos, Rector of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, discussed "PROLAMBANO," a significant program for cardiovascular disease prevention, at the Delphi Economic Forum.

A Federal High Court in Abuja has ordered the remand of Nwaogu Ihechimere Ezeakolam, a retired Department of State Services (DSS) officer, in Kuje Correctional Centre for allegedly supporting an outlawed group.

Following April elections that ended Viktor Orbán's 16-year era, Hungary is experiencing political shifts, with new Prime Minister Péter Magyar initiating reforms and involving the public in the selection process for a new head of state.

Boško Šindić, a member of the Serbia Center (Srce) Presidency, stated that Serbian Minister of Education Dejan Vuk Stanković aims to expand political control over schools through a new draft law.

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis submitted an amendment to Parliament, securing national funding from rebate resources for both the 'PROLAMBANO' program and the obesity program.

A man has been charged after allegedly vandalizing his ex-lover's apartment, unlawfully damaging three doors and three keys belonging to the complainant, Oluwatoyin Olamide, with an estimated value of N650,000.

Il decreto legislativo che recepisce il regolamento europeo in materia amplia le possibilità di sorveglianza in piazze e strade per ragioni di ordine pubblico.

OSOPADEC has denied any involvement in the Ondo State House of Assembly crisis, as the deadline for Speaker Olamide Oladiji's resignation expires amidst impeachment threats.

China has responded to European sanctions against Russia by implementing export controls, prohibiting Chinese exporters from selling dual-use goods to EU firms that could be used for both civilian and military purposes.

Police in Budva are conducting daily controls of hospitality establishments, with both uniformed and criminal police officers, and have found minors consuming alcohol.

The Czech cyber office has issued a warning regarding increased Russian cyberattacks on popular encryption applications and industrial enterprises, alongside concerns about the growing dominance of Chinese artificial intelligence.

A Sligo man was fined after gardaí discovered 540 alprazolam tablets and cannabis in his apartment.

Police in Telangana, India, raided a hidden drug laboratory operating within a poultry farm, seizing over 1 kg of Alprazolam worth Rs 20 lakhs.

The Novi Grad Sarajevo municipality has allocated 160,000 KM from its 2026 budget to fund projects aimed at improving conditions in its primary and secondary schools.

Jarun Lake appears to have transformed into a vibrant fashion runway this summer, with recreational enthusiasts showcasing stylish outfits perfect for the season.

The Kwara State Police Command has arrested suspected cultist Agboola Olamilekan in Ilorin and recovered a locally made pistol as part of efforts to curb cultism.

Adas Darinskas, a biomedicine doctor currently on trial in Vilnius for illegal alprazolam production, is now under investigation in Ireland for allegedly advertising innovative cancer treatments without a license and charging exorbitant fees.

Montenegro's Central Bank is in the process of minting commemorative coins that will feature the Petrolamium crnojevicii, a plant known as the 'miracle of Štitar' that is unique to the country.

A 19-year-old from Ploče, Croatia, was sentenced to one year in prison for sending false bomb threats to schools and kindergartens across the country, admitting to terrorism.

The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) has announced the appointment of George Kostolampros as its new general counsel.

The Bairro Feliz initiative helped the Clube Recreativo Desportivo Arrudense create a board game library, promoting social interaction and combating isolation among neighbors of all ages.

Residents of Ogun communities are appealing to Senator Olamilekan Adeola for intervention regarding the dilapidated Arigbawo link road, urging its construction to boost community development.

The results for student placement in secondary schools and educational profiles have been officially published. This announcement details which students have been assigned to specific schools and programs.

In Bijelo Polje, more than half of the 446 primary school graduates enrolled in vocational schools, while only 71 students enrolled in gymnasiums, leading some schools to abandon programs to ensure others have enough students.

Thirteen national teams have already secured their spot in the knockout stage of the World Cup, with the article detailing the situation group by group and explaining the tournament regulations.

The Zaječar region in Serbia, particularly Rgotsko Lake, is facing new geological explorations for gold and copper, following significant discoveries by Zijin Mining in the Malka Golaja area.

Jutarnji List has presented awards to the top two schools in Zagreb, OŠ Ivana Gundulića and XV. gimnazija (MIOC), recognizing their consistent high achievements based on student results.

The "PROLAMVANO" public health prevention program is set to continue with a new phase from September 2026 to 2030, emphasizing prevention as a critical pillar for modern and effective public health.

An APC chieftain has dismissed Iyabo Obasanjo’s exit from the party and affirmed strong support for Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola (Yayi) and his 2027 governorship bid in Ogun State.

A six-year-old girl died in Delhi's Holambi Khurd when an old brick pillar collapsed on her while she was playing, with police reporting no foul play.

A draft law in Serbia proposes a potential ban on mobile phones in schools, with fines up to 100,000 dinars, sparking debate on whether to implement a complete prohibition.

Montenegro's Ministry of Education, Science, and Innovation is collaborating with the 'Parents' association and 'Deponija' d.o.o. to organize a collection drive for old textbooks, notebooks, and paper in schools.

Stock market experts have provided recommendations for June 2, with Infosys suggested as a top buy, while DLF and Cholamandalam Investment and Finance Company were recommended as sell calls.

The anti-anxiety medication Alprazolam, commonly known as Xanax, is reportedly being sold openly on the streets of Havana, Cuba, similar to cigarettes or candy.

Arrests have been made in the Republic of Srpska in recent days due to alleged malversations involving driver's licenses. An official stated that such fraudulent practices directly lead to fatalities on Bosnian roads.

Prime Minister Mitsotakis announced the continuation of six preventive health examination programs, securing 300 million euros in funding for the next four years. This initiative, known as 'Prolamvano,' is being established as a long-term national health policy.

The performative travelogue "Hamam International – Under the Domes" is being presented at the Center for Cultural Decontamination. This unique event offers an immersive experience to its audience.

Thousands of people gathered in Kumrovec, Croatia, to celebrate Youth Day, with former President Stjepan Mesić also in attendance. Attendees expressed concerns that children are being taught inaccuracies about Tito in schools.

Tikun Olam Hellas is implementing a new price reduction across all categories of its medical cannabis products, aiming to enhance patient access.

Entidades públicas e privadas trabalham para eliminar isolamento bancário. Iniciativa começa em 20 freguesias, e deverá arrancar ainda este ano.

Deputy Health Minister Eirini Agapidaki discussed the "PROLAMVANW" program and free preventive care initiatives during an interview on ERTNEWS.

Artist Hassan Ruholamin demonstrated his painting skills by creating a new work live in Tajrish Square, Tehran.

The Secretariat for Public Transport of the City of Belgrade has officially launched a procedure to find a private partner for operating new ECO bus lines, which largely overlap with existing trolleybus routes.

The Kampung Kolam DAP branch in Penang has passed a resolution to welcome and support party secretary-general Anthony Loke to contest in the state, signaling potential political moves.

The Forum of Secondary Vocational Schools reports that non-teaching staff in some schools are being illegally denied their right to vote for representatives on school boards. This practice is raising concerns about fair representation within educational institutions.

Bullying incidents are reportedly increasing in Ukrainian schools, attributed to war-related traumas, constant stress, and other contributing factors affecting students.

The Sarajevo Memorial Center organized a program and distributed educational material titled 'Maps of the Siege of Sarajevo' to primary and secondary schools in the Sarajevo Canton, commemorating the Day of Remembrance for the murdered children of besieged Sarajevo.

Iran's judiciary chief, Gholam-Hossein Mohseni-Eje'i, claims that widespread executions reflect the legitimate demands of the people.

The Secondary Technical and Vocational School in Trbovlje, Slovenia, has been recognized as one of the top 50 schools globally.

A 30-year-old Italian man was stabbed to death in Ibiza, with authorities suspecting the incident may be a case of score-settling. He was reportedly seen arguing with two individuals shortly before the murder.

U nedelji od 4. do 8. maja u osnovnim i srednjim školama u Srbiji biće obeležena Nedelja sećanja i zajedništva, u znak odavanja počast žrtvama tragičnih događaja u beogradskoj OŠ "Vladislav…

Young people in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, are revealing the true extent of violence in schools, highlighting the increasingly blurred line between hate speech and physical altercations.

Directed by Creative Yute and produced by Deeyaso, the nearly four-minute music video adopts a minimalist, nostalgic tone. The post Teni, Olamide feature Nkem Owoh in ‘Zion’ video appeared first on…

Serbia is experiencing a growing shortage of skilled construction workers like carpenters and masons, despite high demand and attractive starting salaries, due to the closure of relevant vocational programs in secondary schools.

Olamide Okoya, daughter of industrialist Razaq Okoya, married Imran Gobir, son of Nigeria's late ambassador to Iraq, Abubakar Garba Gobir, in a notable event.

Schools in Zabjelo, Podgorica, are setting dates for testing future students, with one elementary school director noting that the number of students has far exceeded the projected capacity of 800 places.

Croatian Interior Minister Davor Božinović stated that authorities have indications of the server locations behind recent false bomb threats in schools, describing the incidents as hybrid warfare.

Numerous schools and at least one shopping center across Croatia received bomb threats via email this morning, leading to evacuations.

An expert discusses the challenges in apprehending individuals responsible for sending panic-inducing bomb threat emails to schools.

Hundreds of youths and students staged a solidarity trek in Abeokuta, Ogun State, declaring their support for President Bola Tinubu, Governor Dapo Abiodun, and Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola ahead of the 2027 general elections.

Italy's Democratic Party (Pd) is divided over a unified resolution on military spending, with reformists opposing the text that sought to allocate funds to poverty and energy crisis instead of defense.

Proposed amendments to Serbia's Law on Education are being criticized by professionals as a "minister's revenge law," with concerns raised about their impact on children in public schools.

The Greek Ministry of Health has legislated the continuation of the 'Prolamvano' preventive medicine program until 2030, ensuring its funding from national resources.

Beyond Meat has announced the appointment of a former Olam executive as its new Chief Operating Officer.

The Speaker of the Ondo State House of Assembly, Olamide Oladiji, attributes the move by 21 lawmakers to remove him to political maneuvering ahead of the 2027 elections.

Ondo lawmakers have issued a fresh ultimatum for the impeachment of Speaker Olamide Oladiji, accusing Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa of interfering in the process.

Gholam-Ali Haddad-Adel, the father-in-law of Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei, made a mysterious statement revealing that Khamenei is 'not in contact' with any person or institution.

French regulators have adopted a law that will ban social media for children under the age of 15 and prohibit mobile phones in schools.

Twenty-one lawmakers in Nigeria's Ondo State Assembly are demanding the resignation of Speaker Olamide Oladiji, accusing him of collecting N44 million from a development commission on their behalf without distributing it.

Teachers in Portugal are warning that undated exam results create 'legal defenselessness' for students, as it becomes impossible to calculate the two-day appeal deadline.

Concerns have been raised about the protection of students from sexual harassment in schools, highlighting that teenagers are often left to fend for themselves. This issue underscores the need for better safeguards and support systems for students.

A Portuguese article explores how the greatest threats to the rule of law often arise not from outright illegality, but from the subtle erosion caused by exceptions to established rules.

Raw and New Yorker Studios are collaborating on a limited series that will explore new evidence related to the notorious White House Farm killings, with Emilia di Girolamo serving as showrunner.

A tribute highlights Primate Henry Ndukuba's enduring legacy and visionary leadership at 65, particularly his role in raising a worldwide Christian youth movement through Joshua Generation International.

Approximately 7,000 vacant homes are available across various Gaeltacht regions in Ireland, according to the Coordinator for Vacant Homes in the Gaeltacht.

A Federal High Court in Nigeria dismissed a suit filed by ADC official Nkemakolam Ukandu against judges due to lack of diligent prosecution, ordering him to pay N100 million in costs.

A young man who sent numerous false bomb threats to schools and kindergartens across Croatia in late April has reached a plea agreement with the prosecution and will serve jail time.

The Serbian Ministry of Education has issued detailed instructions to schools regarding the organization of study visits to Expo. These guidelines aim to facilitate educational trips for students to the event.

The Constitutional Court of Slovakia has issued a landmark decision, allowing owners of land beneath public structures such as roads or schools to claim compensation. These landowners have historically received no income from their property and sometimes even had to pay taxes on it.

Yoruba Nollywood actress Olamide Odunlade has revealed that she once prioritized her passion for acting over a relationship that could have led to marriage.

Music minister Olalevite discusses his 17-year marriage, meeting his wife in church, raising three children, and offers advice for young couples.

The Česká Lípa town hall will merge six kindergartens with nearby primary schools to comply with new legal regulations setting a minimum of 180 children per school.

Norway is implementing a near-total ban on AI tools for students up to 13 years old and restricting their use for older students. The measure, effective in August, aims to enhance fundamental reading, writing, and arithmetic skills.

The offering of short-term tourist rentals is acting as a deterrent to the depopulation of small Italian municipalities, a demographic erosion phenomenon observed between 2019 and 2024.

Cultural workers have expressed their views on the EXPO, schools, and the allocation of funds for culture. They emphasized the difficulty of remaining indifferent to these issues.

Employees in several Serbian-language schools in Kosovska Kamenica held a peaceful protest following the arrest of two school directors.

The body of an elderly man was discovered in a drain in Kampung Kolam, Kepala Batas, with police stating no foul play is suspected.

An agreement has been reached with secondary schools in the West Herzegovina Canton, which will result in a significant increase of 414 KM in the starting salary for teachers, thanks to a new base salary of 680 KM.

The Government of Sarajevo Canton is addressing menstrual poverty by planning to provide free sanitary pads, including in primary schools, coinciding with International Menstrual Hygiene Day on May 28.

Several primary and secondary schools in Zagreb received bomb threats on a recent morning. Authorities are investigating the incidents.

Iran's regime is reportedly continuing irregular death sentences, with recent executions targeting individuals accused of being 'Israeli collaborators,' including Gholamreza Khani Shekarab.

The ZLF has put forward proposed amendments to the Law on Education aimed at preventing political appointments within schools. These changes seek to curb partisan employment practices in the education sector.

Tikun Olam Greece, the first licensed medical cannabis company in Greece, is further strengthening its market presence by announcing a new price reduction of up to 25% on all its medical cannabis products.

Wipro Limited (WIT) has finalized its acquisition of Mindsprint, a business unit of Olam Group, expanding its portfolio and market presence.

The Tax Administration of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (PU FBiH) announced that it conducted 248 inspection controls yesterday, May 15, finding irregularities in more than 50% of the checked companies.

The Icelandic Medicines Agency has issued a warning about counterfeit Xanax capsules found in circulation in Iceland, noting that the fake medication is in white capsules and contains neither alprazolam nor benzodiazepine, unlike genuine Xanax tablets.

A panoramic Ferris wheel in the center of Kragujevac, Serbia, announced as a special attraction, has sparked public debate and concern regarding its safety and necessary permits, with authorities reportedly not responding to inquiries.

A recently published study indicates that bans on smartphone use in American classrooms have not led to an improvement in students' test results.

MERS has donated equipment for waste separation to schools located in the municipalities of Bar, Ulcinj, and Zeta. This initiative aims to support environmental education and proper waste management in these educational institutions.

Golam Parwar, a leader of Jamaat, asserted that the current iteration of the party is different from its 1971 version.

A 17-year-old is under investigation after allegedly sending emails to schools in Zagreb, claiming that bombs had been planted, prompting a criminal report from the police's terrorism service.

Serbia's Ministry of Education has recommended that schools refrain from grading students between May 4 and May 8. This recommendation aims to provide a period without formal assessments for students.

Hate speech graffiti targeting students has reappeared on the quay in Novi Sad, specifically on the rampart near the Monument to the Victims of the Raid. This incident marks a recurrence of offensive messages in the city.

Serbian primary and secondary schools will observe a 'Week of Remembrance and Togetherness' from May 4-8, honoring the victims of tragic events in Belgrade, Dubona, Orašje, and Niška Banja in 2023.

A Lithuanian official reportedly told the UK Parliament's National Resilience Committee that 'We are already under attack,' urging a shift from discussing threats to acknowledging current aggression.

Bomb threats were reported at high schools in Zagreb today, leading to ongoing evacuations, following a series of similar threats last week.

Folashade Okoya, wife of industrialist Rasaki Okoya, marked her 49th birthday, coinciding with the celebration of her first daughter Olamide Okoya's engagement.

Consultations are being held regarding a draft law that proposes banning the use of mobile phones in schools. The Ombudsman is organizing these discussions on April 27th.

Numerous bomb threats have been reported in schools across Zagreb and Zadar, leading to police deployment and disruption. Authorities are investigating the incidents.

A criminologist, Professor Dr. Velimir Rakočević, participated in a discussion on whether increased controls in schools can effectively prevent false alarms and threats. The segment explored the challenges and potential solutions for enhancing school security.

Two editorials published in La Vanguardia newspaper offer critical perspectives on international conflict, with one suggesting a 'frivolous' approach to war and the other advocating for a greater role for diplomats over politicians. These pieces reflect a debate on strategic approaches to global affairs.