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A major environmental remediation project in Seinäjoki is nearing completion after workers successfully excavated 800 truckloads of contaminated soil from the Pajuluoma river channel.
Painter Živilė Kazlauskaitė invites viewers to pause and experience the present moment at her debut solo exhibition, exploring themes of longing and self-awareness through her latest works.
President Zelensky announced additional meetings with US envoys to discuss a peace package and potential compromises. The discussions aim to address the ongoing war despite limited immediate breakthroughs.
Residents in Serbia have opened up about coexisting with a family of wild bears that frequently visit their property and use their swimming pool. The accounts highlight unusual wildlife encounters in residential areas.
Police have identified a Russian national suspected of killing three employees at a shooting range, tracing his movements from a riverside encampment where he lived in bushes and interacted with locals before fleeing toward Herzegovina.
A passenger ferry capsized off the coast of northern Cyprus, resulting in multiple fatalities and leaving dozens missing. Authorities have taken the vessel’s captain and seven crew members into custody as investigations into the disaster continue.
Croatian minister and Serbian officials trade barbs over President Aleksandar Vučić, with the Croatian minister suggesting Vučić's facts are unreliable and Serbian PM Brnabić stating Vučić never sought a ceremonial welcome.
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.
Israel's Defense Minister has accused Turkish President Erdogan of engaging in dangerous adventures in Syria and warned Turkey not to test Israel's resolve. This comes amid rising tensions following an Israeli attack on a Syrian airbase, which Syria's foreign minister deemed unjustified.
All Malaysia Airlines pilots have passed recent drug tests, and the company announced that drug screening will now extend to its cabin crew.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen shared an unexpected, non-political video on Instagram about a hen on her family farm adopting two chicks, which led to internet users jokingly involving Trump and Putin.
Emmanuils Britvenko, a refugee from Ukraine's Kharkiv region, has become a restaurant owner in Latvia after living there for just over a year, and dreams of helping the homeless.
Seven individuals have been arrested in Cluj County, Romania, following an attack on an ambulance with sticks and axes. The incident has sparked outrage and calls for urgent measures against such violence and the spread of misinformation.
An ambulance crew in Cluj, Romania, was attacked with axes after a viral fake news video on TikTok falsely claimed that ambulances were 'stealing children.' The driver was injured in the assault, prompting a strong reaction from the Ministry of Health.
Croatian consumers were dismayed to discover that a widely purchased 'special chicken' meal contained only 0.40 grams of chicken, raising concerns about product labeling and value.
The 'Staklenac' shopping center in central Belgrade is slated for demolition by the end of the year, making way for excavation work to begin on a metro station for the first line of the city's independent rail system.
Thirty-one years after the Croatian military-police operation "Storm," those who were in the convoys still feel the neglect of authorities. The operation, which lasted from August 4 to August 7, 1995, led to ethnic cleansing.
Donald Trump publicly criticized Jeanine Pirro and major oil companies, while also facing a lawsuit against Capital One over the closure of his accounts in 2021 due to alleged money-laundering concerns. These events unfold amidst broader political and economic discussions, including his stance on tariffs and upcoming meetings.
The citizens' group 'Ne damo Bobiju, Medvednik i Jablanik' warns that geological exploration fields overlap with areas of exceptional importance for water protection and nature conservation in Serbia.
New UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has pledged £340 million on his first day in office to address the country's homelessness crisis and eliminate rough sleeping.
The Muru prison in Estonia, a former dark Soviet relic, has been slowly reclaimed by nature and submerged under water, now serving as a symbol of Estonian resilience and a unique tourist spot.
A doctor is raising awareness about the often-missed signs of drowning in children, emphasizing that drowning can occur silently even in shallow water. Parents are urged to recognize these subtle indicators for child safety.
Rimantas Petravičius, founder of the Klaipėda health center, shared a harrowing personal experience of feeling like he was drowning in Šventoji, expressing gratitude for surviving.
The regional band The Frajle will continue their 'Bohemian Tour' with performances on August 8th in Kastav and August 10th in Pula, featuring their hits, new songs, and covers.
Ukrainian drones have reportedly struck warehouses belonging to Wildberries, Russia's largest online retailer, for a second time. The attacks have caused significant damage and financial losses for sellers, bringing the war closer to ordinary Russians.
Lithuanian Foreign Minister Kęstutis Budrys stated that the Middle East military conflict has an immense impact on global stability, emphasizing Lithuania's role as part of Europe in seeking a resolution.
A question posed by a foreigner on Reddit about why Zagreb residents do not swim in Jarun Lake has ignited a lively debate among locals. The discussion explores various reasons and perspectives on the topic.
Astronomers have discovered landslides on Pluto large enough to bury entire cities on Earth, noting their high mobility due to low gravity and icy debris.
US refineries are experiencing unprecedented profit margins, a development linked to Ukraine's strikes on Russian oil refineries. These attacks have impacted global oil markets, benefiting American refiners.
Po naredbi Posebnog odjela za korupciju, organizovani i međukantonalni kriminal Vrhovnog suda FBiH, a pod nadzorom postupajućeg federalnog tužioca Pos
A teacher from Bosnia and Herzegovina has been fired from her school in Luxembourg following social media posts in which she expressed support for Gaza. She stated that in Bosnia and Herzegovina, they wanted to bury them, but they still exist.
Thousands gathered in Srebrenica and other cities worldwide to mark the 31st anniversary of the genocide, with ceremonies honoring victims and laying more to rest. International figures and communities reaffirmed their commitment to remembrance, truth, and justice, despite incidents of denial in some areas.
A rally was held in support of Professor Vladimir Mihić, who faces a decision from the expanded Senate of the University of Novi Sad regarding his complaint, with supporters claiming the university leadership intends to silence critics.
In Hilversum, Netherlands, roads are being sprinkled with salt during summer heatwaves to cool asphalt exceeding 50°C. This unusual method aims to prevent damage to the road surface caused by high temperatures.
Zoe Kida and Dejan Cukić are scheduled to perform at the Wine Garden Summer Nights event. Their appearance promises to be a highlight of the cultural manifestation.
Lithuania is set to introduce significant changes starting in July, impacting unemployed individuals, those wishing to withdraw pension funds, and residents facing increased gas and electricity prices.
A significant diplomatic crisis has erupted between Ukraine and Poland following President Zelensky's decision to grant an honorary title to a military unit associated with the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA).
The program for the 28th Špancirfest has been unveiled, featuring performances by popular bands such as Silente, Dubioza Kolektiv, and Zabranjeno pušenje. The festival promises a diverse lineup of entertainment.
Nikolić criticized the current Serbian government, stating that after 14 years in power, they still act like the opposition, constantly blaming others.
A tour bus carrying 21 tourists overturned near a DMZ observation post in Paju, South Korea, injuring 10 people.
Renovation work on tram infrastructure in Zagreb's Kralja Zvonimira Street has commenced, scheduled to last from June 15 to September 7, involving track reconstruction and switch replacement.
The European Alliance has grown stronger with the addition of three new political parties: SEP, BDP, and another unnamed party. This expansion aims to bolster the alliance's influence.
Several Bosnian political parties, including SDA, BH Zeleni, SBB, SDP BiH, NES, and PDA, have reached an agreement to form a joint front for the upcoming elections in Republika Srpska.
Postupajući tužioci Tužilaštva KS predložili su Kantonalnom sudu u Sarajevu određivanje jednomjesečnog pritvora osumnjičenima Amelu Bogućaninu i Amaru Gariboviću zbog krivičnih djela pokušaj ubistva…
NASA has revealed the four-person crew for its Artemis III lunar mission, which includes the first European astronaut to participate in the program. The mission aims to return humans to the Moon, with a focus on testing the Orion spacecraft.
Charges have been filed in another human trafficking case within the berry industry in Finland, specifically concerning the operations of Arctic Group in 2022 and 2023.
Lithuania is expecting significant weather changes, with forecasts predicting rainy days and thunderstorms in various regions starting tomorrow.
An exhibition titled 'Susitikimai' (Meetings) has opened at the Prienai Culture and Leisure Center, showcasing painting, sculpture, and other art pieces by 19 artists from the Prienai and Birštonas regions.
Ferrari has unveiled its first fully electric car, the four-door Luce, which has generated significant online controversy and led to a drop in the company's stock price. The luxury automaker's entry into the EV market has sparked debate among investors and social media users.
A group of former miners from the Zenica Brown Coal Mine (RMU Zenica) has announced a hunger strike, stating they are unable to exercise their legal right to a pension despite fulfilling the conditions.
Former workers of RMU Zenica are scheduled to begin a strike on Monday, as reported in the N1 Sarajevo Dnevnik.
An evening of traditional music and guslars was held on May 17th in Independence Square, Montenegro, to mark 20 years since the restoration of the country's independence, celebrating its rich cultural heritage.
The Seimas has approved amendments to the Labor Code, aiming to transpose EU directive provisions on transparent working conditions into Lithuanian law by June, which will affect many employees.
The Cannes Film Festival featured premieres of films like Pedro Almodóvar's 'Bitter Christmas' and Andrey Zvyagintsev's 'Minotaur,' which received an 8-minute standing ovation. The event also saw actors making political statements against Trump and Putin, and a press screening evacuation due to a medical emergency.
VEČERAS se održava veliko finale Eurosonga 2026., a hrvatske predstavnice Lelek nastupaju s pjesmom Andromeda.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has publicly defended Spain's decision to boycott the Eurovision Song Contest, asserting that "silence on genocide is complicity" and that the country is on the "right side of history." His statements highlight a political stance amidst the ongoing preparations and discussions surrounding the music competition's final.
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 horoscope for Saturday, May 9th, suggests that the moon may amplify the need to perceive more than what is explicitly said, leading to increased sensitivity to details, mood changes, and an attempt to understand the true causes of situations.
Bosnia and Herzegovina has commenced construction on the Foča - Šćepan Polje road, which will extend to the border with Montenegro.
Trei persoane - doi membri ai echipajului, care sunt bolnavi, şi un pasager, considerat caz de contact apropiat - vor fi evacuate în orele următoare prin Republica Capului Verde de pe o navă de…
A diverse program, including performances by rappers Sajfer and Cunami, has been announced for the celebration of May 16th, Novo Sarajevo Municipality Day, with a special focus on youth.
A man was fatally crushed by a tractor that moved without a driver at an animal farm in the Jurbarkas district of Lithuania. The incident occurred when the tractor pinned the victim against a wall.
Members of the Independent Trade Union of State Civil Servants and Employees of the Judiciary in Tuzla Canton announced they will go on strike again on Monday, May 4, claiming no concrete response from the Tuzla Canton Government.
King Charles III visited the United States, where he met with former President Donald Trump at the White House and was scheduled to deliver a historic address to a joint session of Congress. The visit aimed to strengthen the 'special relationship' between the two nations.
A serious incident occurred on a flight from Craiova to Madrid when a man caused a disturbance, insulting the crew and other passengers. Police were called to remove the individual from the aircraft.
The aviation industry is grappling with widespread jet fuel shortages and rising prices, leading to concerns about flight costs, potential cancellations, and summer holiday plans. Countries like Cyprus are managing reserves, while the EU and Vietnam are exploring measures to secure necessary supplies and maintain air transport operations.
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Heavy rainfall hit eastern Japan and elsewhere on Monday, with the weather agency urging maximum vigilance against landslides on Niijima and Oshima islands, south of Tokyo, and a woman dying in Iwaki in the northeast after her car became submerged. The Japan Meteorological Agency issued a special landslide warning for Niijima after more than 480mm (19 inches) of rain fell there over 24 hours, the largest amount since local records began. Heavy rain also hit eastern Japan including Tokyo from ...
Following recent statements by Prime Minister Spajić, an official analysis highlights how external hybrid operations targeting Montenegro share strategic overlaps between Moscow and Belgrade.
Employees at justice institutions in the Herzegovina-Neretva Canton have begun a general strike, limiting operations to emergency cases only, citing months of unresolved grievances regarding working conditions and pay.
Authorities have placed Vladislav Pajo Jabučanin in custody due to flight risk, linking him to allegations of running a criminal organization and laundering funds.
Bosnian musicians Enis Bešlagić and Amira Medunjanin are preparing for an upcoming performance at the Sydney Opera House. Both artists have expressed astonishment at securing a slot at the prestigious international venue.
Cryptocurrency firms, artificial intelligence companies, and sports betting operators are rapidly becoming major political donors, challenging the long-standing dominance of Wall Street, energy, and pharmaceutical sectors in American campaign finance.
CIOS Energy, a company owned by Petar Pripuz, is reportedly conducting digging operations in Sisak, but the State Inspectorate has stated it has no knowledge of the embankment being constructed.
A sister company of Petar Pripuz's CIOS Group has been seen rapidly excavating land with excavators on its property in Sisak, Croatia.
The Danube River in Serbia has reached a historically low water level and its water quality has been classified as fourth class, impacting those who wish to swim.
Jarun lake is experiencing record-high water temperatures, reaching 31.1°C, with many people taking to the water to swim.
With the Sunday non-working day rule back in effect in Montenegro since mid-February, gas stations and kiosks are increasingly offering a wider range of food products, leading to concerns about price increases.
A new service allows people to order wild mushrooms, such as chanterelles, directly to their homes, similar to ordering restaurant meals or groceries.
Men's linen shirts are highlighted as an essential part of summer wardrobes, praised for their lightweight and breathable material.
An ambulance crew transporting a one-year-old girl to the hospital controversially stopped to purchase watermelons and vegetables, leading to an investigation by the Department for Emergency Situations (DSU). The incident has sparked outrage and scrutiny.
Residents of Pantelej in Niš are protesting a state project to relocate the railway through their neighborhood, comparing it to the 'Belgrade Waterfront' project and criticizing the current government's priorities.
The Municipality of Centar is organizing its traditional "Festival u Centru" from August 15 to 20 in Hastahana Park, offering a rich cultural and entertainment program for all generations.
The Lovefest music festival in Vrnjačka Banja, Serbia, will for the first time be held over two weekends, featuring artists like Nina Kraviz, Deborah De Luca, and Louie Vega.
A severe traffic collapse at the border crossing between Croatia and Montenegro has resulted in queues stretching over 20 kilometers, leaving travelers stranded for hours in the heat. Local residents have been providing water and access to their homes for those stuck in the congestion.
Chinese truck manufacturers SuperPanther and Sinotruk are establishing a presence in Europe by assembling electric trucks, with SuperPanther leveraging European contract manufacturing.
Rummu, a small town in northwestern Estonia near Tallinn, has become one of Europe's most unusual tourist attractions. A former concentration camp site now serves as a popular swimming spot, with tourists bathing above a place that holds a grim history.
Techno artists Charlotte de Witte and Enrico Sangiuliano are set to perform on the same program in Bečići, Montenegro, marking a historic techno night following their recent separation. This will be their first joint appearance after their split.
The Počitelj Tamburaši ensemble is scheduled to perform this evening as part of the "Mostarsko ljeto 2026" (Mostar Summer 2026) festival, with their concert taking place on Braće Fejića Street starting at 9 PM.
Croatia's Vice President and Minister of Spatial Planning announced that around a thousand owners have registered for the affordable housing rental program, with the first contracts already being signed to help citizens with housing.
The United States and Saudi Arabia signed a landmark agreement to establish a civilian nuclear program in Saudi Arabia, allowing the kingdom to enrich uranium. This deal has raised concerns among Israeli officials about potential nuclear proliferation and its impact on regional stability.
The American-Brazilian heavy metal band Soulfly, led by Max Cavalera, is scheduled to perform for the first time in Bosnia and Herzegovina on July 29 at the Musa Ćazim Ćatić elementary school playground in Sarajevo.
A gas tanker bound for Ukraine was attacked in the Black Sea outside Romania's waters, resulting in an explosion and injuries to three crew members. Romania has reported the incident, and Ukraine has expressed gratitude for the intervention.
Russian citizens are increasingly reverting to cash payments, driven by mobile internet blockages that hinder card transactions and a growing number of businesses seeking to avoid increased fees stemming from the war in Ukraine.
Singer-songwriters Brano Likić and Srđan Marjanović are scheduled to perform at the Baščaršijske Noći Festival in the BKC Gallery.
Uoči muzičkog programa organizovana je i pješačka tura
Crni Lug in Gorski kotar, Croatia, confirmed its status as the coldest place in the country during a late June heatwave, with morning temperatures of only 13°C, offering a pleasant respite.
Germany recorded 99 drowning deaths at swimming areas in June, with a particular focus on why boys and men are more susceptible to such incidents.
The 31st anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide was commemorated with the burial of 10 newly identified victims in Potočari, while citizens across the region paid tribute to the victims. The event highlighted differing views on the atrocity in Serbia, with some calling for remembrance and others viewing it as a day of liberation.
Finland is experiencing a rush to build new event arenas, with several large halls planned, following the Ministry of Finance's rejection of a loan guarantee for Helsinki's Garden project.
Lithuania is undergoing a "garbage revolution" to manage biological waste, such as fruit peels and nut shells, which are daily household refuse. The initiative aims to transform how these organic materials are handled.
Ivana Kekin (Možemo) has accused Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković and his party HDZ of acting as 'ventriloquists' for the private company Medikol, implying they are protecting its interests.
An unusual beach in Trieste, Italy, where men and women bathe separately, divided by a wall, has become the subject of debate after two tourists from Milan complained about the rules.
Croatia's government has sent proposed amendments to the Road Transport Act to parliamentary procedure, which will empower the minister to set taxi service prices by regulation. The changes also introduce obligations for displaying special license plates.
The Serbian Ministry of Justice announced that citizens are not obliged to act on letters received from institutions in Pristina. This statement clarifies the legal standing for Serbian citizens regarding communications from Kosovo's institutions.
The Sarajevo Rocks 2026 youth music event brought together hundreds of young musicians from Bosnia and Herzegovina, the region, and Europe at Bosnia and Herzegovina Square in Sarajevo.
The Socialist People's Party (SNP) has stated its acceptance of the coalition "For the Future of Podgorica" and will not participate in any activities deviating from their coalition agreement.
Bands Leb i sol, Još Gori, and Krajnji Sjever are scheduled to perform in Nikšić, an event serving as a prelude to the 17th edition of Bedem Fest, which will take place from July 30 to August 2.
Two mothers in Bečej are set to begin a hunger strike to advocate for their children's rights. They are taking this action to draw attention to their cause.
Students of "Jovan Jovanović Zmaj" Gymnasium in Novi Sad announced a complete boycott of classes, stating they will not allow certain actions by the administration.
Experts in Lithuania are warning about the real phenomenon of online recruitment targeting children and teenagers, a trend that is increasing across Europe. While few cases have been reported in Lithuania, there is a call to build societal resilience against these risks.
The Helsinki City Council has decided to leave the controversial Stansvikinkallio forest untouched by construction, with the National Coalition Party's Matias Pajula calling the case a cautionary example.
Germany's minister has pledged unwavering support to Ukraine, while former Chancellor Angela Merkel stated that Germany will fight terrorism side-by-side with France. These statements underscore Germany's commitment to international partnerships and security.
The General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations (IGSU) in Moldova commemorated the 10th anniversary of a tragic aviation accident that claimed the lives of the SMURD Iași crew. A commemorative event was held in Haragâș to honor the victims.
Turkey issued a warning against escalation in the Black Sea after a Russian drone hit a Turkish-owned cargo ship near Odesa, injuring two crew members. Ukraine's navy confirmed the attack, while France summoned the Russian envoy over the incident.
An unprecedented heatwave swept across Europe, particularly affecting the UK, Ireland, France, and Spain, with temperatures reaching record highs for May. Numerous weather stations reported temperatures exceeding 30 degrees Celsius, breaking 80-year-old records in some areas.
Podgorica's water supply network is experiencing significant losses, with 51% of the 42 million cubic meters of water pumped annually being wasted, according to the director of Vodovod, Aleksandar Nišavić.
Serbia's Ombudsman Zoran Pašalić has called on all participants of the announced student protest at Slavija in Belgrade on Saturday, May 23rd, to demonstrate personal responsibility and respect for differing opinions, urging authorities to act professionally.
Parents hold completely divided opinions on how often children should be bathed, with some opting for daily baths and others once a week.
Author Lina Wolff, visiting the Helsinki Lit event, discusses her shame regarding her hometown's dark history, describing it as a 'backward hotbed of tragedies,' and states her books are never boring.
The Lithuanian rap group "G&G Sindikatas" has released their new album, "Pikti ir nuožmūs," after three years of anticipation. The album features 10 tracks exploring themes of life, brotherhood, vanity, and values, with lyrics full of irony and memorable phrases.
Members of the Professional Union of Doctors of Medicine and Dentistry of Tuzla Canton have announced a general strike for Monday. In response, the TK Government stated it has initiated a protocol for agreement and action.
Finska hard rock grupa Lordi, koja je prije 20 godina pobijedila na Eurosongu s pjesmom "Hard Rock Hallelujah", stigla je u Beč, gdje nastupaju kao specijalni gosti povodom proslave 70.
Supporters of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) and Zborovi Zrenjanina have maintained a continuous presence at the "Avala" roundabout in Zrenjanin for over 24 hours, each displaying their respective banners.
France has deployed an aircraft carrier and presented proposals to the US and Iran for an international mission in the Strait of Hormuz. President Macron also condemned "unjustified strikes against several ships" to the Iranian president amidst the ongoing Middle East crisis.
The Municipality and Tourist Organization of Bar are hosting a three-day music program from May 21st to 23rd to celebrate Montenegro's Independence Day, featuring performances by Dubioza kolektiv, Who See, Parni Valjak, and Burak Yeter.
Iran launched missile and drone attacks on the United Arab Emirates and issued warnings to the United States, significantly escalating tensions in the Persian Gulf and Strait of Hormuz. This prompted international reactions, including Israel's coordination with the US and calls for dialogue.
The Banja Luka Fest is set to celebrate its fifth edition from July 2 to 4 at the Kastel fortress, featuring performances by Petar Grašo, Yasmin Levy, and Bijelo Dugme.
Musician Iisa Pajula, known for her pop career, has written her debut novel and realized how her parents' divorce affected her life for decades. She states she will no longer be a pop artist.
Aurimas Valujavičius is preparing for a new journey in June, kayaking from the source of the Missouri River in Montana down to the Gulf of Mexico, and has shared that his kayak is already en route to America.
Skopje, the capital of North Macedonia, is highlighted as one of Europe's most affordable capitals, where the government's ambitious urban development plans have reportedly become a subject of ridicul
Mila Popović, president of the Belgrade board of the Freedom and Justice Party, criticized Mayor Aleksandar Šapić for incidents and the failure to complete a tunnel under central Belgrade within two and a half years.
A woman named Lina experienced severe health problems and chronic pain after hip joint surgery, leading to her needing a wheelchair despite months of treatment.
US, Indonesia discussing proposal allowing US military overflight in Indonesian airspace, defence ministry says The Straits Times
The pioneering electronic group kicks off Zagreb's concert season with a highly anticipated performance, marking their first appearance in the city in over a decade.
PAJU, South Korea, Sept. 7 (Yonhap) -- Police said Monday they have arrested a s...
The United Kingdom has firmly rejected Argentina’s renewed sovereignty claims and threatened oil sanctions, reaffirming its commitment to the Falkland Islands’ right to self-determination. The diplomatic friction intensified following controversial remarks from both Argentine President Javier Milei and former US President Donald Trump.
Law enforcement agencies are piecing together the timeline and daily activities of a suspect from Danilovgrad accused of a triple homicide, noting his previous unremarkable presence in local beach communities.
Former Minister of Justice Vesna Škare Ožbolt was a guest on N1 television, where she commented on the death of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić and the messages and reactions coming from Serbia.
Norway has entered a period of national mourning following the death of King Harald V, with crowds gathering to pay their final respects. Crown Prince Haakon has officially assumed the monarchy as the nation transitions to a new reign.
Podgorica Airport has increased security and technical resources at its commercial parking lot due to incidents of vandalism, including broken ramps, cut chains, pulled-out bollards, and employees being attacked with cars.
Former Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has called for wartime elections, creating a political stir and putting pressure on President Zelenskyy. This move has been met with strong opposition from some officials who argue that holding elections during martial law is impossible and would lead to chaos.
Vaidas Žagūnis analyzes how the European economic map is being redrawn, with Northern European countries now surpassing Germany as the continent's economic engine, a shift that Baltic states are expected to experience soon.
Serious concerns have emerged regarding the well-being of the crew aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier, following reports of distress and attempted overboard incidents after 200 days at sea. Questions are being raised about the prolonged deployment and its impact on the sailors.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has threatened to seize European ships globally if the EU confiscates Russian vessels, in retaliation for Western actions against Russian assets. This warning comes amidst ongoing tensions and concerns about the impact on international shipping.
Bosnia and Herzegovina possesses an estimated 200,000 tons of antimony, a metal whose price has quintupled in two years, with foreign companies already engaged in mining operations.
Simonas Storpirštis, son of renowned actor Arūnas Storpirštis, shared his insights on children's ability to detect insincerity and lies, reflecting on his fifteen-year career in Lithuanian theater, film, and television.
Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan have signed a joint defense agreement, described by some as an 'Islamic NATO,' aimed at enhancing regional stability and addressing shared security concerns.
The Staklenac building is slated for demolition by the end of the year to make way for a new metro station. Officials are awaiting the arrival of tunnel boring machines, referred to as 'moles,' for the metro construction.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has called a crisis meeting of FIFA leaders in Rabat amid increasing scrutiny and accusations, including blackmail claims from the Jordan FA. The meeting comes as Infantino faces growing pressure and reports of being abandoned by his own secretary general.
Two civilian cargo ships, reportedly belonging to Turkish companies, were attacked by drones in the Black Sea after departing from Russia, injuring several crew members. Ankara has issued a strong warning and called on Russia and Ukraine for urgent measures.
Capital One announced it closed accounts belonging to the Trump Organization after an anti-money laundering investigation. This decision follows a review into the financial activities of the organization.
The Baščaršijske Noći Festival will conclude tonight with a concert dedicated to the 90th anniversary of Safet Isović's birth, featuring renowned sevdah performers to preserve the genre's significance.
Rummu, a small town in northwestern Estonia, has become a unique European tourist attraction where visitors swim above a former prison camp with a dark history.
The United States has paused strikes against Iran for a second night, reportedly due to concerns about depleting its Patriot missile inventory. This decision comes as Red Sea tensions rise and Iran warns that any nation assisting the US will be considered a legitimate target.
A Romanian F-16 fighter jet, operating under NATO, shot down a drone that had breached Romanian airspace, marking the first such incident for a NATO ally. An investigation is underway to determine the drone's origin and type, with speculation it may have been a Russian Shahed drone.
Over 40 citizens in Bucharest's Pajura neighborhood are demanding explanations from Sector 1 City Hall regarding works that have begun in their area, sparking a revolt over decisions directly impacting residents' lives.
An obituary has been published for Lauri Pajunen, remembering him as a brilliant salesman and networker, who lived from 1941 to 2026.
A man who was nearly sucked out of a Ryanair plane window during a flight has shared his harrowing experience, recalling only the 'bang' as the window shattered. He described the explosion and his fear, also criticizing the crew for their perceived paralysis during the incident.
Members of the crew aboard the oil tanker struck last night in the Black Sea described their terrifying experience to Digi24, revealing they tried to remain calm despite their fear. The incident occurred as the vessel headed to a Ukrainian port.
The Summertime Madness Festival in Sarajevo has revealed its star-studded lineup, featuring regional performers like Saša Matić, Magla Bend, and Džejla Ramović, set to perform from August 13-22, 2026.
A Spanish striker was asked about protocol after a match and stated he would shake Donald Trump's hand, adding he doesn't want to be put in jail.
Ukraine has demonstrated its lead in drone warfare by striking deep into Russia and its occupied territories, though experts caution against underestimating Russia's capabilities.
Russia's aviation industry is struggling under Western sanctions, leading to a domestically produced plane for President Vladimir Putin that has reportedly become a source of embarrassment and ridicule.
Germany recorded a record number of drownings in June, with over 90% of the victims being men, leading experts to attribute the trend to men's propensity for risky behavior and overestimating their abilities.
The popular domestic film 'Svadba' will be screened at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MSU) in Zagreb as part of 'Summer at MSU,' accompanied by a performance from the band Artan Lili.
Astrological predictions for July 8th suggest a day starting calmly but transitioning into a period of increased motivation to act, make decisions, and resolve stagnant issues.
Cherry prices in Merošina, Serbia, have fallen drastically from 300 to 50-60 dinars, leading many fruit growers to uproot their trees as cultivation is no longer profitable.
Montenegrin football club Dečić is ready for its European adventure against Liepāja, having completed quality preparations for the upcoming match in seven days.
Croatian music critic Dragaš shared his excitement for a concert in Croatia but also expressed potential disappointment if the performance lasts less than 45 minutes.
Albanian MP Marjana Koçeku, who previously left the Socialist Party, has again spoken out against a government project, this time opposing the construction of dams on the Curraj River in Nikaj-Mërtur.
Serbia's Ministry of Justice announced that citizens are not obligated to act on letters received from 'Kosovo institutions' regarding alleged criminal proceedings, as these were not delivered through the Serbian ministry.
A Serbian administrative court has suspended the operating license for the newly established Faculty of Serbian Studies, but the Ministry and Niš University are reportedly disregarding the decision amidst a legal dispute.
Zenović stated that Montenegro's strategic and political goal is to close the remaining chapters by the end of 2026 and become the 28th member of the European Union by 2028. He emphasized the benefits of enlargement for both acceding states and the EU.
The horoscope for June 17 suggests a day that may encourage greater sensitivity, care for loved ones, and a desire to strengthen what provides a sense of security in life.
Montenegrin officials, including Minister Vujović, condemned media content that discriminates against Montenegrin identity, emphasizing that state institutions are handling such matters within their legal authority. They stressed that immediate reactions are not needed when institutions are already acting.
The "Odbrana struke" group of judges and public prosecutors in Serbia has expressed serious concern regarding an obligatory instruction that allegedly exerted inappropriate influence on a prosecutor handling a case involving a policewoman suspected of abuse.
The United States military has initiated new attacks against Iran in retaliation for the downing of a US helicopter. This action follows earlier reports of President Trump having canceled a previous planned strike.
The former CEO of a Finnish berry company has been sentenced to 2.5 years in prison for human trafficking, having exploited berry pickers. The district court delivered the verdict in the high-profile case.
Croatian citizens are being inundated with fraudulent SMS messages demanding payment for alleged traffic violations, prompting police to issue a warning to immediately delete such messages.
A prominent economist has discussed how an impending economic crisis or slowdown, which is increasingly being talked about, is likely to affect the majority of ordinary Lithuanians.
EXIT Festival is bringing leading global stars like Peggy Gou, Charlotte De Witte, Hugel, and John Newman to Montenegro for two major, free-to-attend festivals. These events will also feature numerous regional stars, making them accessible to a wide audience.
A second Romanian pilot, Captain Commander Creţu Vlad Cristian, has been decorated by the interim Minister of Defense for his role in the crew that recently shot down a drone in Estonian airspace.
Pensioners from the Zenica coal mine have announced a hunger strike, protesting 17 months without receiving their pensions. They are struggling to survive, with some working illegally to make ends meet.
Zaštitnik građana Zoran Pašalić pozvao je danas sve građane koji će učestvovati na najavljenom studentskom protestu na Slaviji u Beogradu, u subotu 23.
The Korea-US Alliance Foundation held a joint memorial service in Paju to commemorate veterans of the 1950-53 Korean War, taking place at the US military memorial.
Students from the Faculty of Technical Sciences (FTN) in Čačak are actively engaging with citizens by printing the slogan "Students win" on their clothing.
The 70th annual Eurovision Song Contest final is taking place in Vienna, with various countries vying for the title. Delta Goodrem's 'Eclipse' won the Marcel Bezençon Press Award, while live coverage and national representatives like Lithuania's Lion Ceccah and Greece's Akylas are featured.
Doctors in Tuzla Canton are set to begin a general strike on Monday, signaling widespread dissatisfaction within the medical community. A representative stated that doctors should not be the target of citizens' discontent.
The main topic of today's sports morning show was the Croatian Football Cup final, focusing on Dinamo's dominant performance. Sports journalists Robert Šola and Tomislav Juranović commented on the match, which Dinamo won 2-0.
The Professional Union of Doctors of Medicine and Dentistry of Tuzla Canton has announced a general strike across the entire canton, set to begin on May 18.
Popular music duo Jala Brat and Buba Corelli have announced a concert in Osijek, Croatia, on September 25 as part of their 'GOAT' tour, with tickets ranging from 35 to 65 euros.
A concert by rappers Sajfer and Cunami in Sarajevo, announced as a major event for graduates and youth, is facing controversy regarding the use of public money to promote questionable values.
The European Parliament's 2025 report on Albania raises concerns regarding the immunity of former Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku, emphasizing strict, apolitical, and timely handling of such cases.
A debate is ongoing in Serbia regarding whether the regime will fulfill the recommendations of the Venice Commission. This comes after criticism that "Mrdić's laws" have brought shame upon the country, leading to actions based on foreign recommendations.
This week is favorable for completing important tasks or starting what was postponed, as Mercury remains in a more favorable position until next week, providing more clarity and focus, after which uncertainty and tension may increase.
Many cats dislike bathing not due to an innate hatred, but often because of unpleasant experiences, discomfort, and stress that bathing can cause.
Albania's Constitutional Court has ruled that the government's decision to close the TikTok platform was unjustified.
A new study indicates that women's restrooms are frequently sites of positive social interactions and friendship formation.
The Bundestag's Budget Committee in Berlin has approved a significant contract for defense industry giant Rheinmetall to produce combat drones, a decision that will also impact the German brigade stationed in Lithuania.