Amy Schumer has shared bikini photos after significant weight changes, while a 63-year-old former Miss Yugoslavia also posted beach photos in a bikini. Both women are embracing and sharing their body image journeys.

Ukrainian drones have struck a warehouse belonging to the Russian online retailer Ozon in overnight attacks, resulting in at least 10 fatalities. The strikes targeted the facility, causing significant damage and casualties.

A group of attackers in Dubrovnik's Lapad area damaged a car with Serbian license plates using bats, lightly injuring two Serbian citizens in the incident.

Firefighters in Kotor, Montenegro, intervened to assist a young Pakistani woman who felt unwell on the path leading to the San Đovani fortress.

Ukraine's Defence Ministry has confirmed that it carried out a strike on a logistics hub belonging to the online marketplace Ozon in Chapayevsk, Samara Oblast, Russia.

More than 100 individuals have been abducted during attacks on several villages in Nigeria's central Niger State, according to police and residents.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has spoken out about the 'total embezzlement' of funds allocated for MOM-k (testing sites), stating that the indictment of an official is just the 'tip of the iceberg' and calling for a thorough police investigation.

Police near Petrinja stopped a 47-year-old man who was transporting nine cubic meters of wood without the required documentation, leading to the confiscation of the wood and a report to the State Inspectorate.

A commentary analyzes nine communication tricks used by the Slovak coalition, led by Robert Fico, to create the illusion that there is no threat from Russia.

Dozens of former French and British diplomats have sent an urgent letter to their governments, demanding a tougher policy towards Israel, stating that 'Palestine is being erased before the eyes of the world'.

Ferghana Region Governor Khayrullo Bozarov met Iranian investors, led by Paularab Mustafa, to sign a cooperation memorandum for new projects.

Traffic police in Ulcinj sanctioned 12 young drivers for operating cars with engine power exceeding 80 kW and driving between midnight and 5 AM.

Residents of Jajce, Bosnia and Herzegovina, rely on water from the Pliva lakes, but a local official warns that the potential opening of a mine could endanger this vital water source.

New data reveals that foreign workers in Germany earn almost a quarter less than their domestic counterparts, highlighting a significant wage gap and differing conditions.

A US envoy has suggested that Israel risked confrontation with Turkey by 'baiting' Ankara through attacks in Syria. This statement raises questions about the strategic implications of Israeli actions in the region.

Nigerian troops have successfully rescued dozens of kidnapped victims and thwarted several terrorist attacks across Kaduna, Sokoto, Edo, and Plateau states. Operations also led to the arrest of a suspected gunrunner and the killing of numerous terrorists.

Passenger vehicles are experiencing significant delays at all Serbian border crossings, with the longest waits of up to two hours reported at the Batrovci crossing for exit towards Croatia.

Croatian associations in Vojvodina are seeking protection, reporting threats of arson and destruction following comments made by a prominent Serbian commentator.

A Most party councilor has condemned the fining of Peovica drivers who were transporting waste from the Omiš fire site to Karepovac in Split. The incident has sparked outrage and calls for accountability.

A powerful GPS jamming device, capable of disrupting satellite navigation signals in parts of Sofia, including the airport area, was located and neutralized in the Dragalevtsi district of the Bulgarian capital.

Visitors to a provincial park in Saskatchewan have been 'outfoxed' by local wildlife, as foxes have swiped dozens of shoes from campers and cottagers throughout the summer. This has led to an unusual footwear scavenger hunt.

A simple cooking trick suggests adding just one ingredient to boiling rice to significantly enhance its flavor and aroma, transforming it into a more delicious dish.

A new type of lozenge is being introduced with the goal of reducing disruptive coughing during classical music concerts. The innovation seeks to address a long-standing issue in performance venues.

Clashes between jihadist groups in Nigeria have resulted in the deaths and kidnappings of dozens of civilians.

A 74-year-old woman, Adriana Turk, who believed her family was killed in the Holocaust, has been reunited with dozens of previously unknown relatives worldwide through a DNA test.

The opening night of the Baltic Sea Festival was marked by a brilliant performance, with both the Radio Symphony Orchestra, conductor Andrés Orozco-Estrada, and soprano Malin Byström shining.

The publication of the book 'Sangue Negro' was delayed for decades due to a Mozambican poet's insistence that it first be released in Mozambique. A lack of interest and profit-driven logic have kept the work out of the Portuguese market.

Green juices have become a popular health trend, especially on social media, but experts are cautioning consumers about potential hidden pitfalls and health risks.

The deputy mayor of Vinkovci, Croatia, alleges that her authority was revoked on the same day she requested documentation regarding a child's injury at newly constructed swimming pools.

Croatian singers Jasna Zlokić and Jakov Jozinović have collaborated on an emotional new ballad titled 'Ljudi poput nas' (People Like Us). The duo has combined their voices for this new musical release.

Contrary to popular belief, lying creates mental effort that manifests through verbal rather than physical signs, and this article suggests a single question can help identify a liar.

A hacking group, Cyberleek, has reportedly attacked a prominent gaming studio and published leaked footage and a map from the upcoming game GTA VI, which is set to be released in September.

Prominent Romanian artist Loredana Groza has publicly declared her solidarity with a pastry shop in Amzei Square amidst a public dispute involving "La Mița biciclista."

French anti-fraud and health agencies have issued an urgent warning and recalled approximately 260,000 potentially defective condoms sold across various channels, including online, in stores, and pharmacies.

Car door handles, designed to be flush with the car body for aesthetic and aerodynamic reasons, have been identified as the cause of a significant vehicle recall. These handles, popularized by Tesla, electronically extend when the owner approaches the vehicle.

Psychologists have shared insights on how to reduce stress and increase enjoyment for children as the new school year begins, a period often stressful for both students and parents.

The Mozzart Foundation is implementing technology to create new opportunities for education and inclusion, particularly for children who face daily communication challenges. The initiative aims to help children take their first steps in communication through different sensory stimuli.

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A cold front is moving over Slovenia, bringing occasional local showers and potential storms, particularly in the southwest. The Primorska region is actively engaged in repairing damage caused by recent severe weather.

A new chess puzzle is presented on Telex, emphasizing that raw power is not always effective, but imagination is key.

Vijesti.me, a leading Montenegrin news portal, is offering businesses a unique opportunity to publish advertisements for real estate, vehicles, and various services. The platform emphasizes reaching a wider audience quickly and easily through featured ads.

Montenegro's CdM provides links to live updates on traffic conditions at border crossings, highways, and the Sozina tunnel, sourced from the Government of Montenegro and Monteput.

Malaysia has seen a significant surge in dengue infections this year, with over 58,000 cases and 55 deaths recorded, while the uptake of the dengue vaccine remains low.

TOZO AIVU AI Glasses have surpassed $100,000 on Kickstarter, featuring innovative tinted waveguide technology. The successful crowdfunding campaign highlights strong interest in the new smart eyewear.

Neven Borak comments on an article by Dimitrij Rupel in a reader's letter, suggesting that politicians sometimes speak out simply to remind others of their continued presence and relevance in politics.

Canada's ban on certain alcoholic beverages has emerged as a significant point of contention in ongoing trade negotiations.

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) alleges that Abul Kasim assisted 65 individuals in entering Canada using false information.

Quinta do Ventozelo, led by landscape architect João Bicho, has been crowned the bicampeão (two-time champion) in the 2026 competition for the best Oxheart Tomato of Douro.

Provincial leaders vary in responses to Carney’s request to drop bans on U.S. alcohol, while Ford has so far stayed silent

A search and rescue operation is ongoing following a deadly landslide at a gold mine on the border between Cameroon and the Central African Republic, which has left dozens dead, including victims from Cameroon and Chad.

An article discusses the flexibility and security benefits that would arise from Iceland joining the eurozone.

A Russian 'double-tap' missile strike on a Ukrainian shopping center has killed at least 15 people and wounded over 100. This deadly attack was subsequently followed by Ukrainian strikes that reportedly killed two children.

New studies suggest that living near chemical dry cleaners may increase the risk of serious illness, while also exploring how trauma and stress impact the risk of developing endometriosis. These findings highlight environmental and psychological factors in health.

A driver near Toulouse, France, discovered a 1.5-meter long boa constrictor under the hood of his car, an incident firefighters handled and linked to increasing heatwaves.

A bus transporting guest workers from the CATL battery factory in Debrecen was involved in an accident near Ebes on Friday evening. The incident affected employees of the Debrecen accumulator factory.

Euphoria star Sydney Sweeney properly suits up as Wonder Woman, as the actress shares several new photos of her as the iconic DC Comics heroine.

This week's summary covers suspicions of food falsification, new findings about Kotleba, security cases, and pressure on the police and Europe regarding security threats and Russian cameras.

A German review highlights the insightful performances at the finale of the Salzburg Festival, featuring Christian Thielemann conducting Brahms, and Martha Argerich and Renaud Capuçon at the Haus für Mozart.

Gyula Porga, the Fidesz mayor of Veszprém, has joined the movement led by Tibor Navracsics, emphasizing the need to learn from the past and be open to listening to others.

During the closing of the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival, Bosnian Oscar winner Danis Tanović addressed the poor state of culture and urged his colleagues to take action and exert pressure to bring about change, especially with elections approaching.

Armed Islamist militants attacked a village in Nigeria, resulting in dozens of people being either killed or abducted. A survivor reported that hundreds of jihadists, armed with machetes, knives, and rifles, carried out the attack after Friday prayers.

Experts from Czechia, Slovakia, and Poland warn that pro-Russian disinformation campaigns are spreading interpretations of history in Central Europe that portray Russia as a liberator and blame Ukrainians for regional issues.

A bright fireball caused near daylight conditions over Hungary during the night, with its magnitude estimated to have reached -10, according to Időkép.

Central and Eastern European NATO member states are considering partially funding US military bases on their territory, viewing the American presence as crucial for deterring Russia and preventing potential withdrawals by a future US administration.

A new comprehensive volume attempts to portray Ernő Gerő, one of the fathers of Hungarian Stalinism, describing him as a rigid and unpleasant personality and revealing how the vain politician handled not becoming the communist party leader.

A study by University of Toronto specialists reveals that most AI-based medical devices approved in the United States have not undergone clinical trials before authorization.

A drone found on Tuzla beach in Romania was confirmed by the Ministry of National Defence (MApN) to contain explosives and was subsequently detonated. Fragments of the drone were initially reported via an emergency call.

Ferozur Rahman has been appointed as the new chairman of Standard Islami Bank, marking a leadership change in the financial institution.

Nearly three decades after her death, Princess Diana's brother, Charles Spencer, has announced he will release a book telling his version of her story, promising many unknown details.

This quiz tests knowledge of passenger rights regarding common travel complications such as flight delays, cancellations, overbooking, and lost luggage, including when compensation or alternative arrangements are due.

Dozens of tankers are reportedly switching off transponders daily to facilitate secret crossings, helping to prevent oil prices from soaring through the Strait of Hormuz. This comes as producers reroute supply and Washington increases pressure on Iran, pushing crude towards $100 amid recent Gulf attacks.

Kurdish news outlet Rudaw has released a report or video segment identified as 'bahoz nasradin 09' on its platform, covering an event whose specific details are not immediately apparent from the title.

The actor who played Manny in the popular series 'Modern Family' is reportedly unrecognizable at 28 years old compared to his appearance during the show.

Following a mine collapse in Zamboye that resulted in the deaths of approximately 100 miners, Nigeria's Minister of Solid Minerals Development, Dele Alake, has called for enhanced safety measures in the mining sector.

A forest fire that ignited on Friday morning in the oak forest massif of Bërshi village in Klos, Albania, has been brought under control. Dozens of forces were engaged to prevent its spread.

Panda twins Leni and Lotti at the Berlin Zoo have celebrated their second birthday, with zookeepers preparing a special ice cake and noting their significant growth from tiny cubs to over sixty-kilogram pandas.

Dozens of military-age men reportedly leapt from boats onto crowded tourist beaches in mainland Spain, causing holidaymakers to scramble, as chaos related to Ceuta spreads.

The city of Split has extended the deadline for Omiš to dispose of its waste at the Karepovac landfill until September 1st.

Split's airport and ferry port recorded over 124,000 passengers this weekend, with the number of tourist departures gradually exceeding arrivals, a typical trend for August.

A doctor from Nepal has proposed a two-question test as a method to identify intelligent individuals.

A young man has been arrested in Lleida, Spain, accused of shooting at a store and inciting racist attacks. The arrest is part of ongoing altercations between mostly Maghrebi youths and Pakistani and Hindu merchants, which have led to a dozen arrests.

Social media platforms are facing public fury after a fatal accident involving teenagers who were filming themselves while driving the wrong way in Ireland, writes The...

While dogs cannot speak, they communicate in various ways to warn humans of potential danger. Understanding these non-verbal cues is crucial for dog owners.

Croatian stores are offering significant discounts on various food items, including butter, tuna salads, frozen fries, and ice cream, with savings up to 70 percent.

The Hungarian band Tudósok has released an AI-generated music video that includes provocative imagery such as a falling Matolcsy statue, a golden toilet, and dancing in Dubai.

The Socialist Youth in Vienna is calling for the resignation of District Chief Nevrivy following his controversial comments, reportedly suggesting the privatization of municipal housing.

Actor Dominic Monaghan has stated his willingness to return to Middle-earth, hinting at a potential reprisal of his role as Merry.

The Mi Hazánk Mozgalom party has filed a complaint, alleging that the public procurement process for the August 20 event series was fraudulent.

Slovak firefighters and an air module are deploying to Serbia to assist in combating extensive fires in the Deliblatska Peščara desert. The blazes have already destroyed thousands of hectares of forest in the region.

The FBI returned dozens of looted artifacts from three different eras to representatives of the Egyptian government during a ceremony in Los Angeles.

Cardiologists are raising awareness about eight often subtle and atypical symptoms of heart attacks that women should be able to recognize.

Amid nearly 40-degree Celsius temperatures, trucks in the Netherlands are spreading salt on roads, a practice usually associated with winter, to protect the asphalt from extreme heat.

Acclaimed 88-year-old director Ridley Scott is set to direct a new film exploring life after a deadly flu pandemic. The project signifies his continued prolific career, tackling a story about the aftermath of a global health crisis.

Household consumers in Moldova are set to pay more for natural gas, following the approval of a new tariff by the National Agency for Energy Regulation.

New research suggests that saliva could contain hidden indicators of disease, with microbes in the mouth potentially revealing patterns linked to two forms of cancer. This discovery could lead to earlier detection methods.

Zagreb's public transport company, ZET, has announced significant changes to tram traffic this weekend. Trams will not operate on a large portion of the city's network.

Driving instructors and school owners in Tuzla Canton, who have not joined the new driving test system, are in conflict with the Ministry, causing candidates to wait months for their driving exams.

František Bednár provides testimony about betrayal after November 1989 and life within the walls of Leopoldov prison, where he witnessed the emergence of contract killer Jozef Roháč.

Art historian Anđelko Hundić, a friend of prominent artists, is calling for a major project to be stopped, a request which the City has publicly refuted.

The water management model implemented in Kirinyaga, Kenya, has attracted interest from international bodies including the World Bank and Mozambique.

The city of Zurich has extended the operation of an asylum seeker accommodation in Seebach, despite a court ruling against the AOZ (Organisation for Asylum Seekers) due to insufficient noise protection at the Zihlacker facility.

During tropical days, surfaces like asphalt and concrete can reach temperatures of up to 70 degrees Celsius, causing deep burns in seconds. In Brno, five people have already suffered such injuries from hot surfaces.

A Politiko report indicates that older and wealthier individuals tend to have a more positive attitude towards artificial intelligence compared to younger demographics.

Bosnian-Herzegovinian actress Alena Džebo warns that the film industry is already feeling the effects of long-standing blockades and problems.

A 90-year-old driver in Petrinja, Croatia, crossed into the opposite lane, causing a head-on collision and sustaining serious injuries.

An alkaline contamination is reportedly leaking from the red mud reservoir in Almásfüzitő, Hungary. Authorities are investigating the incident and evaluating samples taken from the site.

Reports indicate that Generation Z is increasingly choosing anti-anxiety medication instead of alcohol, reflecting a shift in coping mechanisms among younger demographics.

Albanian protesters are continuing their "Flamingo Revolution" for the 84th day, gathering in Skanderbeg Square to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. Calls for the government's departure are being reiterated by the opposition.

A scientist reveals that drug development is primarily about identifying dead ends early, as the most expensive research paths are those that lead nowhere. This process involves basic science refining chemical compounds from which pharmacists select through elimination, particularly for emerging drugs against brain diseases.

An article delves into the reasons behind Michael Weatherly's character, Tony DiNozzo, leaving the CBS procedural NCIS after 13 seasons, a move that surprised many fans.

Jihadists have killed and abducted dozens of civilians in central-west Nigeria, according to survivors. The attacks highlight ongoing security challenges in the region.

A profile of Nobu, the world's most famous Japanese chef, discusses how Robert De Niro inspired his restaurant, which has grown into a chain of over fifty restaurants and a dozen hotels, known for not strictly adhering to Japanese traditions.

German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul called on the United States to strengthen its mediating role in the war in Ukraine, stating plans to discuss further diplomatic efforts for peace.

Mozambique faces scrutiny over child protection, with a study by the Global Protection Cluster reporting 552 serious violations against 355 children in 2025, primarily in Cabo Delgado.

The HSLS political party has criticized the Možemo party over significant and daily traffic congestion in Zagreb. This criticism highlights the ongoing issue of heavy traffic in the city, including long queues on major highways like the A1.

Jajce hosts the oldest theater festival in Bosnia and Herzegovina, now in its 55th year, despite the city not having its own theater, not even an amateur one.

A personal narrative recounts an individual's experience in Asturias, where a four-week training regimen led to an unexpected and humorous encounter during a physical challenge.

A Thai Airways Boeing 777-300ER flight from Frankfurt to Bangkok declared an emergency and returned to Frankfurt shortly after takeoff due to a landing gear malfunction, requiring the pilot to dump fuel.

The Kremlin initially allowed, then subsequently banned, Russia's only anti-war political party from participating in elections. This reversal highlights the restrictive political environment in Russia.

Serbian President Vučić criticized SPS official Ružić regarding statements on recent wildfires, while the 'Kreni-promeni' movement announced criminal charges against several officials, including Vučić, over their handling of the fires. The incidents highlight political tensions and public scrutiny surrounding the government's response to the natural disaster.

N1 reported from Jajce, where Mayor Edin Hozan discussed measures to combat population outflow, including providing 7,000 KM to young people for their first property, claiming these efforts have slowed emigration.

The schedule for the Sea Dance festival has been announced, featuring six festival stages and zones. The event is set to welcome visitors from over 100 countries, promising a diverse musical experience.

Border police have seized a vehicle with falsified license plates, and charges have been filed against the driver. The incident highlights ongoing efforts to combat illegal activities at the border.

Researchers at UC Berkeley have identified a potential new treatment for obesity and diabetes that works by boosting internal metabolism, offering a different mechanism compared to GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic and Mounjaro.

A devastating flood in Jigawa's Gandun Sarki community in Nigeria has resulted in the deaths of two children and left dozens of residents homeless.

Fifteen artists participated in the 'Colorful Benedikt' painting symposium in Most, Czech Republic, creating artworks that were auctioned off, raising 70,000 Czech crowns for sick children.

Opposition in Niš has strongly condemned the drilling of the ancient, 300-year-old fortress walls to install panels for the city's newly established International Film Festival. They are demanding accountability for the damage to the historic site.

Brazilian writer Beia Carvalho has launched her book #Fui, detailing her experience and the societal pressures she faced while planning her move to Portugal.

A personal account highlights the ongoing trend of pub closures in the UK, lamenting the loss of a local establishment and reflecting on the broader challenges facing the industry.

Jakov Jozinović posted photos from his sailing vacation, sparking interest about a mysterious girl possibly featured in them.

Grammy winner Tyla is celebrating her significant success in Johannesburg, marking a major milestone in her career.

The article describes how to recognize a narcissist, highlighting the common patterns of accusation, manipulation, and distorted reality that characterize interactions with them.

Portuguese Minister Luís Neves is facing criticism for allegedly speeding in a PJ sports car and carrying out unlicensed construction work, while Lisbon Mayor Moedas navigates challenges for the city.

The search for victims continues in the Central African Republic following a gold mine collapse, with the government reporting at least 49 deaths, though local sources estimate a higher toll.

Aleksandar Mitrović, the president of the Ivanjica municipality in Serbia, was booed by dozens of citizens during the opening ceremony of the 17th Nušićijada festival.

Nigeria's EFCC has unfrozen the Osun state government accounts after a directive from President Tinubu, an action that had previously drawn criticism for being politically motivated.

A video circulating on social media shows a confrontation between two drivers near Labin, Croatia, where one driver was reportedly pushed back by a car after approaching another vehicle with an object from his trunk.

A fraud case in India saw dozens of grooms arrive for a mass wedding that never materialized, highlighting an extreme example of scams prevalent in the country's marriage industry.

A video circulating on social media shows a dangerous confrontation between two drivers on a road near Labin, Croatia. The footage depicts one driver stopping in the middle of the road to confront another, leading to an incident.

The article explores the historical significance of Konjuhe, once an important travel route, and the unusual name of Japan village, which attracted a visit from the Japanese ambassador in 2008.

Darius Kuolys, an advisor to Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius, describes the state of Lithuania's political system as having 'hit rock bottom,' highlighting a perceived 'helpless wall' and 'fighting tribes'.

Actress Katie Holmes has reportedly taken a significant step in her new relationship by introducing her partner to close friends, indicating the romance is becoming more serious.

Romania is employing unusual methods, including dam construction on the Danube and draining reservoirs, to supply enough water to its only nuclear power plant, Cernavodă, to restart it after it was shut down.

A woman purchased a dress for 8 euros at a second-hand shop, initially thinking it was a curtain. It turned out to be a valuable designer piece.

Bozhidar Bozhanov has accused the prosecution of double standards and institutional cover-up regarding Delyan Peevski, alleging pressure on police officers investigating flights of the DPS leader.

iROZHLAS's weekly review covers topics including the deletion of Turka's Facebook account, the trial of a Belarusian journalist, insights into Senate elections, and the return of rain to Czechia.

A humanitarian event called Pink Power Run took place in Nha Trang, Vietnam, as part of the Miss World competition, featuring Maša Vukićević.

A quiz challenges readers to identify 25 animals, some of which may surprise them due to their appearance or unfamiliar names.

A quiz challenges readers to identify original props in famous movie scenes, which have been replaced with different objects in provided images.

A fire at the Fundeni Institute in Bucharest resulted in the evacuation of dozens of patients after smoke was reported in a third-floor ward. Authorities quickly responded to the incident to ensure the safety of those inside.

More than 2.5 million people in Uzbekistan have signed up for a free service that allows them to freeze their credit access, blocking new loans from being issued in their name.

The CEO of Zurich-based IT firm Crealogix recounted the nightmare of a ransomware attack that froze screens and disabled emails, with the trail of the attackers leading to Russia, as a high-ranking member of the ransomware gang faces trial in Zurich.

For decades, there has been talk in Hungary about the need for a pumped-storage power plant to balance daily electricity production and consumption. However, the project has never progressed significantly, despite its potential to save billions.

A survey revealed strong public opinion, with nearly 2,000 responses, on whether Canadians would buy or boycott US alcohol if trade talks bring it back to Canadian shelves.

The Benito Juárez borough in Mexico City has reported a more than 17% reduction in high-impact crimes during the first half of 2026, with Mayor Luis Mendoza highlighting security as a priority and emphasizing coordination with local and city governments.

A municipal swimming pool in Viana do Alentejo, Portugal, has been temporarily closed due to contamination. This follows the recent closure of another pool in Estremoz for staphylococcus contamination.

What if we had let consumers boycott American booze, like they have travel, instead of doing it by government decree?

Glumica i voditeljica ceremonije zatvaranja 32. Sarajevo Film Festivala Helena Vuković večeras je na crvenom tepihu pozirala u kreaciji koja odiše elegancijom.

Heidi Klum has garnered attention for a recent Instagram photo that leaves little to the imagination. The 53-year-old model posed in a revealing manner, exposing her chest.

A woman and her two children in Belgrade are facing eviction and forced cohabitation with an unknown buyer after her former husband's debt led to the auction sale of half of their apartment.

A councilor from the Party for Bosnia and Herzegovina (SBiH) in Novi Grad Sarajevo sharply criticized the public utility company ViK for controlling citizens' water usage while water has been flowing in the streets for months.