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Actress Hayden Panettiere has died at the age of 36, prompting an outpouring of tributes from her co-stars and friends. An autopsy found no trauma, and reports indicate a drug to counteract overdose was found at the scene of her death.
A proposed Iranian law suggests prison sentences for individuals who communicate with foreign entities, also targeting educational and research activities deemed 'incompatible with Iranian culture' with five to ten years of imprisonment for organizers.
MINISTRICA zdravstva Irena Hrstić gostovala je u RTL-u Danas nakon što je sudjelovala na sjednici saborskog Odbora za zaštitu okoliša i prirode.
OBUSTAVLJENA je koordinirana potraga za nestalim Portugalcem kod Senja, no traganje se nastavlja u sklopu redovnog nadzora pomorskog prometa.
Mer än 2 500 signalkräftor i sjön Hjälmaren har försetts med en liten gul plastflärp i midjan. Märkningen ska hjälpa forskarna att förstå varför så många kräftor inte växer sig stora.
A new Norwegian study suggests that high screen time among parents can be a risk factor for slower language development in their children.
A Chinese container ship has embarked on a regular weekly service through the Arctic's 'Ice Silk Road' to Europe, aiming to halve travel time compared to traditional routes. This move by China, in collaboration with Russia, is seen as a strategic alternative to key maritime choke points like the Strait of Hormuz, though it raises environmental concerns.
Police in Koprivnica, Croatia, recorded a significant speeding violation this morning, with a driver traveling 139 km/h, potentially facing a prison sentence.
Many women in Denmark are not benefiting from new research on menopause due to significant discrimination, with access to necessary help varying by region.
The Northern Sea Route is bringing Beijing and Moscow closer, with a tanker making its first journey of the year through the thick ice in late May, highlighting Russia's need for cash and China's demand for energy.
Norway's armed forces and church marked 200 years of the border with Russia, with residents near the border observing fewer Russian soldiers and more Norwegian presence.
A 21-year-old named Ive expresses her dislike for Norwegian drinking culture.
An expert outlines four strategies to ensure a coffee meeting advances one's career rather than becoming an embarrassing affair.
A research vessel has run aground and is stuck in the Stockholm archipelago.
A researcher, who has used dating apps since 2012, suggests they contribute to the rise in single young adults and have significantly altered how people pursue love, for better or worse.
Poland's Foreign Minister has called for the establishment of a 'European Legion,' including Ukrainian participation, to enhance Europe's self-reliance in security matters and reduce dependence on the United States.
Montenegrin actor and model Nikola Šoć, known for his roles in 'Survivor' and the popular series 'Budva na pjenu od mora,' celebrated his 40th birthday with a grand party.
Thousands of faithful gathered across Europe to celebrate Assumption Day, with special masses and festivities held in various locations. Celebrations included traditional adornments, pilgrimages, and religious services.
Azerbaijani champions Sabah achieved a surprising 4:0 victory over Danish champions AGF Aarhus in the third qualifying round of the Champions League, overturning an earlier defeat.
Mountainous regions in Czechia, particularly Šumava, experienced freezing temperatures on Saturday morning, with -2 degrees Celsius recorded at Rokytská slať. However, tropical temperatures up to 36 degrees are expected later in the day.
Russia has admitted to renewed petrol shortages, reversing earlier claims of stabilization, after a major refinery at Orsk was shut down for six months following a drone attack.
Denmark faces significant disparities in healthcare access, with some areas having an abundance of doctors while others experience long waiting times for appointments, despite the Prime Minister's pledge to redistribute doctors.
The number of people injured in Russia's aerial bomb attack on Kramatorsk in Donetsk Oblast on August 13 has increased to 22.
Konstantin Posiet, Russia's second newly built ice-class tanker for transporting liquefied natural gas, has left Bolshoy Kamen Bay in Primorsky Krai and set course for the Northern Sea Route.
Tesla has ended a nearly three-year strike in Sweden by reportedly buying out the remaining union workers, a move described by some as an unprecedented resolution to a labor dispute. The long-running conflict saw the company resist signing a collective bargaining agreement.
Crnogorski Telekom's 'Baš te boli...' campaign has garnered over 1,300 votes in two weeks, with more than 90% of participants expressing that they 'care' about digital culture and communication.
The Russian Orsknefteorgsintez refinery has been shut down following a Ukrainian drone attack, with repairs potentially taking up to six months due to sanctions on imported equipment, leading to fuel shortages in the region.
Donald Trump has ordered the US Navy to revert to older steam catapult systems for launching jets from aircraft carriers, replacing the more modern electromagnetic launch system (EMALS). This decision, driven by Trump's personal preference, is expected to incur billions in costs and has drawn criticism from security experts.
Eine Drohne ist in den lettischen Luftraum eingedrungen und von Kampfjets abgeschossen worden. Unterdessen erlebt die ukrainische Stadt Kramatorsk einen schweren russischen Bombenangriff.
The owner of the 'Morska vila' café in Lokva Rogoznica, Goran Lović, claims that a fire that broke out above his establishment was intentional, stating his wife witnessed its start.
Mount Etna's eruption has caused significant disruption to air travel in Sicily, leading to the closure of Catania Airport. Hundreds of flights have been canceled, and the airport is expected to remain closed at least until Friday due to volcanic ash.
The water utility in Kotor, Montenegro, has appealed to residents and tourists for rational water consumption, citing record tourist visits that are straining the local water supply system. The director expressed hope that the utility can meet the needs of all consumers despite the increased demand.
A recent solar eclipse captivated observers worldwide, with many sharing spectacular images and experiences of the celestial event. Following the eclipse, health authorities reported numerous medical consultations for potential eye damage, prompting warnings about proper eye protection during such phenomena.
Despite new research demonstrating the effectiveness of bicycle helmets, politicians are hesitant to make them mandatory. They have rejected recommendations from researchers to implement compulsory helmet laws.
The European Union has given its approval to Norway's proposal to introduce a 15-year age limit for social media use, provided it does not impose obligations on providers.
Police near Vodice, Croatia, intercepted two Italians transporting 140 kg of sea urchins intended for the Italian market. Criminal charges were filed against them, and the sea urchins were returned to the sea.
Firefighters in Croatia are battling two major blazes, one near Škrljevo in Primorje-Gorski Kotar County and another on the island of Brač, with air support from Canadair and Air Tractor aircraft.
Poland's Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski threatened to reconsider payments for Starlink services to Ukraine, accusing Elon Musk of discriminating against Poles. This statement came after Musk's decisions regarding Starlink.
Montenegrin officials, including a European Union of Montenegro functionary, have accused Serbia of interfering in their elections, citing statements from Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić. This has led to a diplomatic dispute, with Montenegro's Prime Minister also criticizing Serbian President Vučić for sending mixed messages to Moscow and Europe.
The Serbian population in Kosovo and Metohija is reportedly unprepared for the transitional justice process that has been implemented by Pristina authorities since 2018, lacking readiness in various aspects.
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Police are investigating a shooting incident in Tønsberg, Norway, where multiple shots were fired at a car, as attempted murder. Several suspects have been identified, but no arrests have been made.
The Norwegian Police Security Service (PST) has raised alarm over the increasing exposure of Norwegian youth, some as young as 12, to extremist propaganda, particularly Islamist content, and warns that platforms like TikTok contribute to radicalization.
Crnogorski Telekom has significantly upgraded its optical network in Montenegro, now offering commercial speeds up to 4 Gbps and introducing Wi-Fi 7 technology, reinforcing its leadership in customer satisfaction and mobile network development.
Tydal Data Center in Norway is providing significant computing power, valued at millions, to NTNU and Simula for artificial intelligence research.
In Niš, over 500 citizen requests opposing the construction of an overpass in Borska Street have been rejected, despite approximately 600 objections submitted regarding the general regulation plan for the Pantelej municipality.
Državna revizorska institucija dala je negativno mišljenje na finansijske izveštaje Sekretarijata za imovinske i pravne poslove Grada Beograda. To je
Amid a struggling housing market, a Danish minister is closely examining the pricing of various mortgage loans. This initiative is part of the business update, focusing on financial aspects of the housing sector.
Police in Troms are investigating a suspicious death, confirming that a firearm was used in the incident. Authorities are actively working to determine the circumstances surrounding the fatality.
A Montenegrin team has traveled to and is participating in the International Geography Olympiad. The Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation announced their involvement in the competition.
Massive fires have erupted at oil refineries in Orsk, Russia, and Zawiya, Libya, following drone attacks. Another fire also broke out at the Rosneft oil refinery in Komsomolsk-on-Amur.
Sea water remaining on the skin after swimming can dry out skin and hair, causing tightness or irritation, especially for sensitive skin, due to a combination of salt, sun, sand, and marine organisms.
Police in Tønsberg are investigating a shooting incident that occurred overnight, where a car was reportedly fired upon. Authorities are gathering information and evidence regarding the event.
An analysis conducted from August 3-7 found that sea water quality on 78.1% of Montenegrin beaches was excellent.
Andrea Nygård Vie, a 20-year-old medical student, has been researching her own illness and developed a method that has led her to compete in the European Championship.
Cameras on British Royal Navy maritime drones were found to be secretly transmitting data to China, raising significant security concerns. This discovery has put the British Royal Navy on high alert regarding potential espionage.
Brooklyn Beckham faced ridicule on social media after sharing a TikTok video where he cooked pasta in seawater, drawing numerous reactions from his followers.
Norsk Tipping has reached a settlement in a class action lawsuit, which will result in 17,000 Norwegians receiving a special million-krone drawing. The agreement resolves the legal dispute against the Norwegian state-owned lottery company.
German authorities are investigating more than 120 additional suspicious deaths linked to a convicted nurse, expanding the scope of his alleged crimes. The new investigations suggest a significantly higher number of victims than previously known.
Police in Haugesund, Norway, are investigating a suspicious death that occurred in the area. Further details regarding the circumstances of the death have not yet been released.
A Sikorsky Skycrane helicopter crashed in Utah while fighting wildfires, resulting in the deaths of both pilots, according to the Associated Press.
The Norwegian coast guard vessel Hopen has arrived and is currently docked at Akureyri harbor in Iceland.
A helicopter crashed in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, resulting in the deaths of four people. Among the deceased were three tourists from the same family and the pilot.
Montenegro has seen numerous world-renowned athletes, musicians, politicians, and influencers visit this summer, prompting discussions on how to better utilize this potential to enhance the country's image and tourism.
Ten individuals were crushed and experienced significant fright due to a large crowd surge during a concert by The Minds of 99 at the Smukfest festival. The incident highlights concerns about crowd control at major events.
Heavy monsoon rains, exacerbated by the 'habagat' and other storms, have caused widespread flooding, power interruptions, and a rising death toll across Luzon, including red alerts in Ilocos Sur and Benguet. Rivers have overflowed in areas like La Trinidad, Benguet, and 13 villages in Oriental Mindoro have been inundated.
An article from TVN24 features an image of Radosław Sikorski, Poland's Minister of Foreign Affairs, with a headline suggesting he is also a user of certain services.
King Harald V of Norway has been admitted to the hospital in Oslo at 89 years old, reportedly due to hemolytic anemia. He has been granted a two-week sick leave, during which Crown Prince Haakon will serve as regent.
Iranski parlament je 16. avgusta usvojio zakon kojim bi se kriminalizovali intervjui i drugi kontakti sa stranim medijima koje vlasti smatraju "neprij
Norges kung Harald är inlagd på sjukhus i Oslo efter att man upptäckt en vätskeansamling i kroppen, enligt det norska hovet. Han är nu sjukskriven i två veckor.
Russia claims to have struck two Ukrainian ships in the Black Sea, while a Russian drone reportedly crossed into Moldovan airspace during an attack on Ukraine. Separately, a Greek-run tanker carrying Russian oil was also attacked in the Black Sea.
An eight-year-old Israeli girl was injured after falling on a bobsled track in Donovaly, Slovakia. Mountain rescuers intervened on site after she experienced nausea and vomiting.
Croatian opposition parties are calling for government accountability and a recall of the government following a scandal involving hazardous waste in the Lika region, prompting a parliamentary committee meeting in Gospić.
Approximately 100,000 people in Denmark have updated their preliminary tax assessments since the introduction of a new commuter deduction. This change reflects a significant public response to the revised tax policy.
A SW Research poll for rp.pl indicates that Poles consider Radosław Sikorski to be the best Minister of National Defense of the 21st century, surpassing Mariusz Błaszczak and the current head of MON, Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz.
Slovenian mountain rescuers have intervened in 517 incidents this year, with 12 fatalities recorded in the mountains.
Russian forces attacked postal facilities and other civilian sites in Kramatorsk and Odesa, resulting in one fatality and at least six injuries.
Actress Emily Watson was awarded the Honorary Heart of Sarajevo at the Sarajevo Film Festival, expressing her deep appreciation for the city and the festival's spirit. The event also featured numerous celebrities on the red carpet, the regional premiere of 'Small Things,' and actor Diego Luna praising the festival.
An increasing number of influencers are being bitten by sharks as they seek to capture attractive footage for their content.
A new report warns that Norway faces a potential seed shortage, which could severely reduce national food production in a crisis situation. Researchers highlight the country's alarming lack of preparedness for such an event.
The Kremlin is actively employing disinformation tactics to turn Poles against Ukrainians, according to Polish Foreign Minister Sikorski. This propaganda aims to sow discord and undermine relations between the two nations.
The public enterprise Morsko dobro has requested an inspection into the digging up of a road on Ada Bojana, which has blocked access to ten houses.
The director of the Film Center of Montenegro and president of the Herceg Novi Film Festival Council, Aleksandra Božović, highlighted the achievements and strength of the Montenegrin film industry.
Firefighters from Kotor and other units continue to battle a large wildfire in Herceg Novi, which is now reported to be under control but actively spreading towards Bjelska vala and Bjelskim Kruševicama on its fourth day. Photos and videos show the difficult fight against the blaze.
Đeljošaj emphasized that the issue of marine property (Morsko dobro) is a matter of minority and human rights, asserting that they will not abandon efforts for decentralization. This statement highlights an ongoing political debate regarding resource management and local autonomy.
Colonel Emil Ishkulov, former commander of the 80th Brigade, is reportedly set to take command of the corps responsible for defending the Ukrainian cities of Sloviansk and Kramatorsk.
A reconnaissance drone, possibly Russian, was found washed ashore near Primorsko, Bulgaria, with another drone-like object discovered nearby, prompting questions from authorities.
Bosnia and Herzegovina has aligned itself with the European Union's decision to impose restrictive measures against Iran. This move was confirmed by officials, indicating BiH's adherence to EU foreign policy.
Croatian MP Josip Dabro is facing internal party criticism from DP leader Ivan Penava for advocating harsh measures against illegal migrants. Dabro has defended his right to express his opinion on the matter.
The number of people injured in a massive Russian airstrike on Kramatorsk, Donetsk region, on the evening of August 13 has risen to 22.
Serbian Patriarch Porfirije has rejected media reports regarding the establishment of the Eparchy of Bokokotorska in Montenegro, calling them a 'malicious campaign' and stating that such a topic does not exist within the Serbian Orthodox Church.
Maritime police in Kvarner issued fines to 45 boaters for illegal speeding within 300 meters of the coast during the past week.
Crnogorski Telekom launched a campaign against hate speech titled 'Baš te boli…' (It really hurts…), which has garnered over 1,300 votes in two weeks, with over 90% expressing concern.
Devastating wildfires near Omiš, Croatia, have burned between 900 and 1000 hectares, destroying homes, cars, and boats, and forcing the evacuation of approximately 2000 people. Seven individuals are critically injured, and a 65-year-old woman remains missing amidst the widespread destruction.
The Croatian Parliament's Environmental Protection Committee held an extraordinary session in Gospić to address concerns regarding hazardous waste in the area. Ministers, judicial officials, and opposition members were expected to attend the meeting.
Ataque russo atingiu um prédio residencial, que ficou danificado. Kramatorsk e Bilenke foram atacadas oito vezes durante a noite.
The Bulgarian Navy has secured a reconnaissance drone that washed ashore on a beach in Primorsko.
Danish researchers are exploring cancer-causing infections within mini-organs, while other studies are investigating the intriguing question of fat burning without physical exercise. These distinct research efforts delve into different aspects of human health and biology.
A powerful explosion at a petroleum product storage facility in the Port of Rotterdam resulted in one fatality and several injuries. Authorities have launched an investigation into the incident at Europe's largest port.
A refinery in Orsk, Russia's Ural region, has completely ceased operations after being struck by Ukrainian drones, with repairs expected to take six months.
Eight members of a parliamentary committee have requested that Ivan Turudić attend a session in Gospić. A letter from an HDZ partner also indicated that Turudić and another minister are expected to visit Gospić.
Poland's Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski threatened to reconsider the country's $50 million annual Starlink contract with Elon Musk due to new roaming restrictions affecting Polish users.
A 46-year-old Slovak tourist collapsed and died on a hiking trail under Veľký Kriváň in the Malá Fatra mountains, despite efforts by mountain and air rescuers.
Ukraine has conducted widespread attacks on Russian targets in the Black Sea region, including naval bases and grain terminals in Novorossiysk and Sevastopol, while also claiming to have liberated 745 square kilometers of territory this year.
Montenegro's Ministry of Economic Development has clarified that while executive directors can be appointed without a public advertisement, their employment contracts cannot be established without one, distinguishing between appointment to function and the establishment of an employment relationship.
Ukraine has reportedly ceased attacks on tankers following a US request, but continues to target Russian ports, with recent drone strikes causing damage and operational halts at grain terminals and an oil refinery in Novorossiysk and Orsk. Meanwhile, Ukraine's ombudsman reports at least 375 Ukrainian deaths in Russian captivity, and law enforcement has charged Russian detention center staff with torture.
The tradition of maritime baptism has officially been added to the register of intangible cultural heritage. This recognition highlights the cultural significance and preservation of the practice.
A report highlights the most common offenses occurring along the Montenegrin coast, alongside a mention of the conclusion of the KotorArt festival.
A significant amount of funding, valued at millions, is being distributed to support artificial intelligence research.
Norsk Hydro's Alunorte plant in Brazil, one of the world's largest alumina refineries outside China, has abruptly reduced its output by 50% following a disruption in natural gas supply.
The high cost of back-to-school supplies in Hungary is forcing many families to take out quick loans and store credits to cover their purchases.
The Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia (FURS) warns that the Maribor flea market, operating on Sundays in Tezno, is jeopardized by persistent illegal sales, despite ongoing supervision and sanctions.
A lecturer at the University of Pécs claims that politicians from Hungary's Fidesz and KDNP parties undeservedly obtained doctoral degrees from the institution. The accusation raises questions about academic integrity and political influence.
Thunderstorms, accompanied by hail in some areas, swept across Slovenia last night, primarily affecting the northern parts of the country from Primorska to Štajerska.
A solar eclipse has led to a global scramble for protective viewing glasses, with stocks running low in many areas, and has also caused a significant surge in tourism to prime viewing locations. Concerns about public health and preparedness for safe viewing have also been raised.
Montenegrin police are investigating more than 50 foreign nationals found with hundreds of digital devices, raising suspicions about their activities.
Elin Lerum Boasson, a lead author for the UN Climate Panel and researcher, has strongly reacted to Tor Mikkel Wara's statement on NRK's Politisk kvarter, where he claimed that oil and gas have eradicated poverty and made the world a better place.
A study, supported by the Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation and the Investment Agency, analyzed 65 startups to compile key data on Montenegro's innovation scene for the first time.
An article warns that leaving sea salt on the skin after swimming can be harmful, as the combination of salt, sun, sand, and marine organisms can dry out and irritate sensitive skin.
Reports indicate that nearly all beaches in Istria, Croatia, and almost 80% of bathing areas in Montenegro boast excellent sea water quality.
The Montenegrin government initially approved, then withdrew, its consent for Luštica Development to secure a 15 million euro loan from Belgrade's Alta bank, which was to be collateralized by property on the Montenegrin coast.
A researcher expresses frustration with the media's focus on discoveries like mammoth skeletons and Nazi ships in dried-up rivers, arguing that attention should instead be on the severe environmental impact of dramatically falling water levels.
The Minister of Culture and Media stated that the Herceg Novi Film Festival - Montenegro Film Festival represents the best showcase of the results and ambitions of the Montenegrin film sector. She emphasized its role in the broader and systemic development of the film industry.
Around 17,000 Norwegians who filed a group lawsuit against Norsk Tipping (Norwegian Lottery) may receive a special million-kroner drawing as a resolution.
On International Youth Day, the HDZ Youth of Primorje-Gorski Kotar County highlighted the importance of investing in education, employment, family policy, and affordable housing for their generation.
The Serbian Ministry of Culture allocated 45.1 million for film programs, with FEST receiving 12 million, while several other festivals like Martovski, Beldoks, Slobodna Zona, and the Festival of Author's Film received no funding.
Danijel Živković, MP and leader of the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS), extended sincere congratulations to the young Montenegrin handball players, coaching staff, and the Handball Federation for winning a silver medal at the Cadet World Championship.
Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre has issued a harsh critique of the country's education system, noting that more students are performing poorly in reading, arithmetic, and writing.
A taxi driver in Wrocław lost control of his vehicle on the Sikorski Bridge, resulting in the car hanging precariously over the Oder River, requiring rescue efforts from firefighters and WOPR rescuers.
Rusko Ministarstvo odbrane je navelo da su pogođena skladišta goriva "korišćena u interesu" ukrajinske vojske u lukama Odesa i Čornomorsk, kao i u naseljima Biljari i Novi Biljari u blizini Odese
Following a short respite, dry and hot weather is expected to resume in Slovenia, with temperatures forecast to range between 30 and 35 degrees Celsius, potentially higher in Primorska.
Several people were injured and frightened during a large crowd crush at the biggest concert of the year at Smukfest, where they were squeezed near a bar.
Pag Island is preparing for a fisherman's feast where visitors can enjoy various seafood dishes, including brodet, swordfish, and gregada, all priced at 10 euros per portion. The event promises a true marine culinary experience for attendees.
An individual has been arrested in Croatia based on a Montenegrin Interpol warrant, linked to an indictment by the Special State Prosecutor's Office against Dragan Pečurica.
Reports indicate that Russia is expanding secret drone bases near its borders with Ukraine and Belarus, placing NATO territory within potential strike range. NATO has stated it is monitoring the development of these long-range drone facilities.
LIJEVA oporba održala je sastanak uoči današnje sjednice saborskog Odbora za zaštitu okoliša i prirode u Gospiću.
– Jeg vil ønske kongen riktig god bedring. Det er godt å vite at han får god oppfølging av den norske helsetjenesten. Det uttaler statsminister Jonas Gahr Støre (Ap) i en skriftlig kommentar til…
The University of Belgrade has fallen into the 501–600 bracket of the latest Shanghai Ranking, triggering a political dispute over the reasons for its
Montenegro's 'Morsko dobro' (Public Enterprise for Coastal Zone Management) is under scrutiny after its report to Nikola Čarapić (mistakenly addressed as Čepić) claimed 2.84 million euros in activities, a figure that contradicts earlier government data.
China has initiated commercial container shipping through the Arctic, establishing a new global route known as the 'Ice Silk Road' in collaboration with Russia. This venture aims to bypass key maritime choke points but carries significant risks.
Swimming and diving with sharks is becoming increasingly popular worldwide, with over 140 such experiences offered in the Maldives alone. Some organizers even advertise 'ultimate selfies,' but one such pursuit led to a shark bite.
Thailand plans to enhance its position in maritime tourism by constructing a modern cruise ship terminal on Ko Samui by 2032, aiming to accommodate 240 ships annually with 400,000 passengers.
Two entrepreneurs in Dubí, Teplice region, organized a community meeting called 'Krušnohorská žije' where residents could vote on the new design for a local park, alongside presentations from local businesses.
A new Italian study suggests that children who begin using social media at an early age tend to perform worse on school tests years later. A Danish researcher offers advice for parents based on these findings.
Iran has introduced new legislation that will impose prison sentences on individuals who provide statements to what the government deems 'hostile foreign media.' This move aims to further restrict freedom of expression and control information flow within the country.
Rescuers have recovered the body of a man from the rubble of a destroyed building in Kramatorsk, Donetsk region, who had been missing for three days.
An increasing number of influencers are risking shark bites in their pursuit of capturing the perfect photograph. This trend highlights the extreme measures some take for social media content.
A report discusses the changing state of the Montenegrin coast over six and a half decades, examining how mass construction and intensive tourism have impacted the marine ecosystem.
Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski has advocated for the establishment of a European Legion, which would include Ukrainian veterans after the war concludes.
Researchers have for the first time created fully functional viruses entirely designed by artificial intelligence, presenting potential new weapons against dangerous bacteria but also raising concerns about bioterrorism.
Montenegrin citizens evacuated from Sicily are expected to arrive in Podgorica tonight, as confirmed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
A recent poll has ranked Radosław Sikorski as the best Polish Minister of National Defense in the 21st century, with Mariusz Błaszczak placing ahead of Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz. Kosiniak-Kamysz also addressed the 'Poland SAFE' initiative.
Colonel Ishkulov, former commander of the 80th Air Assault Brigade, has been appointed to lead Ukraine's 11th Corps, responsible for defending Kramatorsk and Sloviansk.
A system of three new natural pools established near Těškov in the Rokycany region of the Czech Republic has become a habitat for several protected species, including the largest water beetle, a small endangered frog, and a rare mountain newt.
The tragic death of 18-year-old Menna Owen from cardiac arrest has brought renewed attention to organ donation, as Montenegro reports 162 citizens have signed donor cards while many await transplants.
Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan have forged a new defense pact, agreeing to establish political and military mechanisms for coordination. This alliance, dubbed the "Mecca Pact," aims to enhance joint defense capabilities and has been discussed by leaders including Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif.
The 39th Herceg Novi – Montenegro Film Festival will once again host top cinematic achievements and film enthusiasts at the Forte Mare fortress.
NATO fighter jets shot down a drone over Latvian airspace, with Latvia blaming 'Russian electromagnetic warfare' for the incident. This marks the second time this summer that NATO aircraft have intervened to neutralize a drone in the region.
Tatra National Park announced that the horse carriage route to Morskie Oko will be shortened by more than half starting in September, with horses stopping at Wodogrzmoty Mickiewicza instead of Polana Włosienica.
A Chinese national was arrested in a bunker near Bodø air station and has now been expelled from Norway for five years on suspicion of espionage.
A new half-kilometer section of the Rosenauer cycle path in Šumava National Park has connected the Czech and Bavarian cycle path networks, making the route to Třístoličník significantly shorter.
The ongoing battle for the cities of Kramatorsk and Sloviansk is increasingly seen as a pivotal point that could determine when and how Russia's invasion of Ukraine concludes.
Russian bombardments in Kramatorsk, Ukraine, have resulted in one fatality and 15 injuries.
The Montenegrin government is arranging transport for its citizens who were left stranded in Catania, Italy. This initiative aims to ensure the safe return of Montenegrin nationals.
A Danish doctor couple, who previously won a case against the Norwegian state, is set to return to court, arguing that the state has violated EEA rules for several years in a case that could have broad implications.
A Ukrainian drone attack has completely shut down Russia's Orsk oil refinery, with repairs expected to take at least six months. The strike has caused significant damage to critical infrastructure.
A former Ukrainian submarine commander who defected to Russia was killed in an explosion in Sevastopol, with unconfirmed reports identifying the victim as a Russian serviceman. This incident follows other Ukrainian military actions, including the destruction of a Russian command post and claims of damaging air defense systems in Crimea.
The Norwegian Security Service (PST) has expressed serious concerns about the increasing radicalization of Norwegian youth through Islamist propaganda disseminated online. They highlight that algorithms are drawing more young people into extremist content.
Montenegro is exploring a new model for managing its maritime domain and coastal area, emphasizing that these are strategic resources rather than commodities.
Meteorologists describe this summer as very warm, even extreme in some aspects, particularly noting the prolonged high temperatures around 40 degrees Celsius in areas like Strážnice and Bystřice.
Millions across Europe gathered to witness a partial solar eclipse, with many describing it as a unique and fascinating celestial event. Crowds flocked to viewing events, and special glasses quickly sold out as people observed the sun transition from bright daylight to partial darkness.
Norway's $2.3 trillion sovereign wealth fund reported a record-high profit of $184 billion in the first half of the year, driven by surging tech stocks and including a new stake in SpaceX. Despite the strong performance, the fund's CEO cautioned about tougher times ahead and expressed nervousness after the exceptional returns.
Six children were hospitalized in Norway following a chlorine gas leak at a swimming pool. Emergency services responded to the incident.
Russian forces conducted a 'double-tap' strike in Kramatorsk, hitting rescuers with an FPV drone for a second time. The incident occurred while the rescuers were extinguishing a fire caused by an initial Russian attack.
Croatia's Most party has begun collecting signatures and sent proposals to parliamentary clubs to initiate a motion for the recall of the government, citing an ecological disaster in Lika as a key reason.
A loggerhead sea turtle, weighing 70 kilograms, has attacked bathers in Kaštela, Croatia, resulting in five bites in 20 days. Authorities are investigating the unusual aggressive behavior of the turtle.
Crnogorski Telekom has significantly upgraded Montenegro's connectivity with commercial speeds up to 4 Gbps on its optical network, Wi-Fi 7 technology, and strong mobile network development, maintaining leadership in customer satisfaction.
The city of Dalian in China's Liaoning province, located on the Liaodong Peninsula, boasts what is described as the world's most colorful seaside promenade.
Scientists are researching various pressures on the Adriatic Sea, including climate change, chemical pollution, and invasive species, and have initiated a project to restore marine seagrass meadows along the western coast of Istria.
Ukraine has confirmed strikes on Russian oil refineries, including one in Orsk, and logistics centers, with reports indicating significant damage and colossal losses for a major online marketplace warehouse. These attacks are occurring deep within Russian territory, far from the front lines.
The city of Kramatorsk in Ukraine is described as slowly dying, with residents preparing for it to become a battlefield as the sounds and smells of approaching war become more prominent.
A church in Kramatorsk caught fire on August 11 following a Russian military strike. The incident highlights the ongoing impact of the conflict on civilian infrastructure.
Ukraine reported that Russia used North Korean missiles in recent attacks, causing at least 12 deaths, while Ukrainian forces claimed to have struck a Russian oil refinery in Orsk, approximately 1,500 km from the front line. President Zelensky warned that Russia is preparing for escalation by bringing in military equipment from North Korea.
Andrzej Beya-Zaborski, a Polish actor, has passed away.
A significant heatwave continues to affect Slovenia, particularly the Primorska region and inland lowlands, with temperatures potentially reaching 38 degrees Celsius. A slight cooling is anticipated for tomorrow.
Norwegian cryptocurrency challenger Týr has reportedly surpassed Firi in July, taking the lead in the local crypto market. Týr founder Filip Berg-Nielsen expressed surprise at the rapid growth but does not expect to maintain the top position long-term.
Several Slovenian media outlets, including Primorske novice and Necenzurirano, have been subjected to cyberattacks, with access to some websites still occasionally disrupted.
An analysis of the Montenegrin real estate market reveals that apartments in Budva and Kotor can yield the same annual rental income, approximately 5% of the property's value, yet represent entirely different investment profiles.
The annual Perseid meteor shower is set to reach its peak, promising excellent viewing conditions for observers in the Northern Hemisphere. The celestial event is expected to be particularly visible around August 12-13.
A wild lynx was found shot and thrown into a river near Drawsko Pomorskie, Poland, prompting a police investigation.
A water police patrol intervened in the Baltic Sea near Ustronie Morskie, Poland, after finding a man and two children on a SUP board about a kilometer from shore. None of them were wearing life vests.
Iran and Oman have reached an agreement on a plan for maritime traffic, with negotiations between the two countries set to continue. This development signifies ongoing cooperation in the maritime sector between the two nations.
A video of a swimmer's dangerous encounter with one of the most venomous marine creatures on a hidden beach, and the resulting injuries, has gone viral.
A double murder in Brattås, long unsolved, was finally cracked after DNA evidence on the victim's trousers led police to a suspect through genealogical research, bringing closure to the victims' families.
Two pilots were killed when their Sikorsky Skycrane helicopter crashed while battling a wildfire in Utah. Tributes poured in for the pilot and crew member who died in the line of duty.
The UN has reportedly criticized the handling of researcher David, who is facing deportation, expressing deep concern over the situation.
Concerns are being raised over a new project between Russia and North Korea, centered around the Khasan settlement in Russia's Primorsky Krai, the only land connection between the two countries.
Bishop Partenij, accompanied by monks from Bigorski Monastery, is visiting Mount Athos monasteries under the direct jurisdiction of Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, marking a significant event for an MOC-OA hierarch.
Swedish criminal gangs are reportedly using a new fraud method to target Norwegian businesses, gaining access to millions of kroner which often end up in cryptocurrency.
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova again threatened Poland, prompting a response from Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski, who stated it was "time for facts."