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A Romanian couple has been sentenced to a combined 34 years in prison in Britain for posing as sex workers to drug and rob men, an operation that resulted in the deaths of two victims.
José Pablo López, president of RTVE, addressed insults received for the broadcaster's 'inclusive' eclipse coverage, which included a system for visually impaired individuals to 'hear' the solar event.
Britain, France, Germany, and Italy have issued a joint statement on the 18th anniversary of Russia's invasion of Georgia, warning Moscow against the final annexation of occupied territories.
A Croatian Member of Parliament from the SDSS party stated that seeking justice for Serbian victims does not diminish the suffering of Croatian victims. She emphasized that evidence clearly points to Croatian soldiers as perpetrators in some cases, during a commemoration for killed Serbian civilians.
Three people were found dead and one injured after a shooting at a home in North Carolina, with law enforcement initiating an investigation into the incident. Reports indicate the perpetrator was among the deceased in what appears to be an act of domestic violence.
A review of the heartbreaking yet manageable film 'Father', in which the character Michal leaves his 2-year-old daughter in the car.
The Youth Initiative for Human Rights Croatia (YIHR) advocates for an expanded definition of sexual crimes and reparations for all victims of sexual violence during the 1991-1995 war in Croatia, regardless of their status. They emphasize the need for comprehensive justice for these victims.
A Ukrainian drone strike on a crowded beach in southern Russia killed at least seven people, including three children, and injured dozens more. Russian authorities accused Ukraine of deliberately targeting civilians, while Ukraine also reported its sea drones struck Russian radar systems in occupied Crimea.
The European Day of Remembrance for Roma Genocide Victims was observed with ceremonies in Vilnius and at the site of a former camp in Autokomanda. These events honored those who perished during the genocide.
A specialist in pathology and forensic medicine discusses the nature of their work, emphasizing that pathologists primarily serve the living. The article also notes a decline in the number of autopsies performed and the lasting impact of child autopsies.
Austrian fiber producer Lenzing announced significant job reductions and potential site sales as part of a major restructuring effort to address its lack of competitiveness. Following the announcement, Lenzing's stock price plummeted by 17%.
The Pažaislis Music Festival, which previously explored contemporary Lithuanian folk music, will conclude its summer program with evenings dedicated to authentic Italian and Georgian music traditions.
Emergency services in Split, Croatia, are once again dealing with heavily intoxicated tourists, prompting questions about why Croatia does not charge for these interventions, unlike some other European countries.
Georgia faced large-scale electricity supply disruptions for the second time in two days on July 25, according to local news sources.
Five unanswered questions remain following former Prime Minister Zapatero's statements regarding the Plus Ultra leak, which three protagonists have confirmed but Zapatero denies authoring. Aagesen has criticized the leak, adding to the controversy.
A different version of events is emerging regarding the alleged attack on a Russian tourist in Georgia (Sakartvelo), who was reportedly assaulted for speaking Russian.
Victims of Marko Rupnik are expressing outrage over the continued silence from Vatican authorities regarding his case. They are questioning whether Rupnik has been acquitted and demanding answers from the Holy See.
Court proceedings are ongoing in Niš regarding the parents of a minor who fatally stabbed a classmate in Niška Banja, with the victim's family expressing discontent over the parents' visitation rights at the prison hospital.
The remains of five victims of the Prijedor genocide were escorted from Sanski Most and Bosanska Krupa towards Kamičani for burial, 33 years after their deaths. This event coincides with the commemoration of the Day of Remembrance for children killed during the genocide in NDH near Prijedor.
Two individuals impersonating police officers were arrested in Zagreb after being spotted fleeing a victim's yard. Police described their methods of defrauding people.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan spoke about Turkey's foreign policy intentions and its responsibility towards the oppressed, noting that cities like Sarajevo, Beirut, and Damascus look to Turkey with great hope.
Associations of genocide victims and mothers from Srebrenica and Žepa have sent a letter to the Office of the High Representative (OHR). They are demanding a reaction to the resolution passed by the Croatian Parliament and the declaration from the All-Serb Assembly.
According to El Cierre Digital, RTVE is contemplating a substantial reduction in the broadcast of 'Cine de Barrio', potentially eliminating the pre-film discussion segment.
A police operation in the Moravče area of Slovenia has concluded with the suspect found dead, and authorities confirmed there is no longer any danger to public safety.
Đani Rahimić, President of the Mostar City Council, has publicly called on the Mostar Summer Organizing Committee to reconsider its decision to hold a concert by Dženan Lončarević, stating that "8372 victims of genocide are not just a number."
The president of RTVE, José Pablo López, has announced the return of journalist Marta Gómez to TVE, backing her professional stature and humanity following a controversial episode involving Jesús Cintora.
Former civil rights activists from East Germany, who endured torture under the communist dictatorship, are now living on the brink of poverty, highlighting the long-lasting impact of the regime.
Typhoon Bavi made landfall in eastern China's Zhejiang province after battering Taiwan and Japan, leading to the evacuation of over 1.7 million people. The super typhoon forced flight cancellations and prompted widespread preparations as it approached densely populated areas.
Victims of a deadly wildfire in southern Spain perished after attempting to escape the flames by fleeing along a riverbed, which tragically became a death trap. Spanish royals observed a minute of silence for the victims as the fire continued to rage.
Typhoon Inday and an enhanced habagat (southwest monsoon) have caused widespread disruption across the Philippines, leading to fatal landslides, halted sea travel, flight cancellations, and class suspensions. Multiple provinces have reported casualties and significant damage from the severe weather.
China is facing a critical helium shortage due to an export ban, which poses a significant threat to its future industries. This situation highlights broader concerns about China's export successes impacting jobs in Germany and Europe.
Eight months after a bizarre robbery in central Zagreb, one of three fake police officers who robbed two young Venezuelan women appeared in court, pleading not guilty.
A Lithuanian tourist, Kristupas, died in Georgia after a mysterious illness led to over two months in intensive care. His vacation turned into a nightmare following the sudden onset of his condition.
An 18-month-old toddler in Arizona, who had been declared dead after a drowning incident, was found alive five hours later in a hospital morgue. The child was discovered breathing in the cold room, prompting an investigation into the medical error.
Hamas has dissolved its administrative government in Gaza, a move that Israel views as a deception. This decision comes as efforts continue for the reconstruction of Gaza.
A higher court in Novi Sad has ordered Infrastruktura železnice Srbije and the Republic of Serbia to jointly pay 10.5 million dinars in compensation to the family of a victim of a canopy collapse.
More than 2,000 motorcyclists from Bosnia and Herzegovina, the region, Europe, Turkey, and Libya will participate in the 15th Moto Marathon Srebrenica 'Lest we forget and never again' on July 9-10, commemorating the victims of the Srebrenica genocide.
A major international operation against human trafficking, involving law enforcement from 59 countries, has resulted in over 1,000 arrests worldwide. The crackdown rescued more than 2,000 victims and dismantled various trafficking networks.
Monitoring of judicial proceedings reveals that in over half of tracked domestic violence cases, abuse existed prior to criminal proceedings, often unreported, with women describing long-term patterns of physical, psychological, and economic violence.
A commemoration was held in Bratunac on the 34th anniversary of the suffering of Serbs in Srednje Podrinje and Birac. Speakers emphasized the importance of remembering the victims of hatred.
Lithuanian border guards and police arrested a 41-year-old Georgian citizen in Anykščiai district for transporting six illegal migrants from Latvia in a VW Touran.
Ukraine conducted drone attacks on two Russian oil refineries, causing fires, while Russia launched a significant missile and drone assault on Ukraine, including ballistic missiles targeting Kyiv. Ukrainian forces reportedly neutralized 7 Russian missiles and 125 drones.
Bosnia and Herzegovina has paid 3.3 million KM to individuals acquitted of war crimes, while many war crime victims are still waiting to receive their due compensation. This disparity raises concerns about justice and reparations for victims.
Vročina v Evropi ne pojenja, smrtne žrtve pa strmo naraščajo. Iz Francije poročajo o še enem primeru, ko je v vročem avtomobilu umrl komaj triletni otrok, v Srbiji pa je najstnik zaradi vročine…
A commemoration was held in Jadovno for the victims of the first Ustaše camp, honoring those who perished there.
Lawyer Olenik stated that the Serbian regime's accusation against students and citizens for simulating a sonic weapon attack constitutes a second attack on the victims, calling it a propaganda fabrication. Separately, Dejan Zlatanović, editor-in-chief of Srbin.info, was questioned by police regarding the 'sonic cannon' case.
Former prosecutor Jasmina Paunović stated that Serbia is currently in a period where the state is turning its citizens into executioners while casting itself as the victim, particularly in relation to students and citizens.
Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić is accused by Tonino Picula and BIRODI of creating conditions for the continued demonization of political opponents and spreading falsehoods about organizations. This controversy is linked to the re-emergence of the 'sonic cannon' issue in public discourse.
The United Nations has announced that the International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of the Srebrenica Genocide will be observed on July 9 in the General Assembly hall, emphasizing the importance of preserving the truth.
Grammy-nominated music producer Tay Keith, known for his work with artists like Drake and Travis Scott, has died at the age of 29 after being found deceased in his apartment.
Montenegro plans to establish a Regional Crisis Center for victims of sexual violence in Podgorica, a condition the country needs to fulfill by the end of next year.
Iranians speak out three months after a US-Iran truce, stating they live in the 'ruins' of war and do not believe in lasting peace, despite the agreement.
German space startup Isar Aerospace has once again called off the launch attempt of its Spectrum rocket. Irregularities prevented the second test flight, which was scheduled for this evening.
British forces intercepted and seized a suspected Russian 'shadow fleet' oil tanker in the English Channel. The vessel is accused of funding the war in Ukraine, with video footage showing British marines boarding the tanker.
Aleksić announced that Prime Minister Spajić accepted the proposal to compensate victims of the Lora camp, addressing a parliamentary question regarding the initiative's status and compensation model.
The Swiss economy is resisting a US-backed import ban on goods made with forced labor, arguing that stricter laws would be ineffective and harmful, while also challenging new US tariffs.
Pope Leo XIV visited Spain, drawing massive crowds and receiving a standing ovation at Santiago Bernabéu Stadium. During his visit, he addressed the issue of child sexual abuse within the Church, calling it a 'plague' and promising a more effective response, while also receiving applause from a politically divided Congress.
A commemoration for over 550 Holocaust victims from the concentration camp was held in Đakovo, Croatia, where Ognjen Kraus strongly condemned the glorification of Ustasha ideology.
Four Austrian citizens, including a prominent businessman, died in a plane crash near Medulin, Croatia. Authorities are investigating the cause of the accident, with the position of the wreckage providing a key clue.
Investigations by NDR, WDR, and SZ reveal that Jeffrey Epstein systematically exploited the modeling industry, using fake scouts to find at least 19 European victims.
Marko Martinjak has been brought to court following an incident at the Goat League futsal tournament in Zagreb, where he is accused of attacking player Tomislav Mrkonjić without provocation.
The attorney representing Tomislav Mrkonjić, who suffered severe injuries from Martinjak, states that Martinjak is not telling the truth regarding the incident or his apology.
Four charred bodies have been found in a burnt-out car in Italy, likely migrants, and investigators suspect a crime.
Member of the European Parliament Dainius Žalimas visited Sakartvel (Georgia) and praised Sakartvelian women for being at the forefront of defending European values. His visit highlighted their significant role in the country's political landscape.
Danas se obilježava 31. maj – Dan bijelih traka. Ovo je dan sjećanja na žrtve stravičnih zločina počinjenih u Prijedoru i dolini Sane, kada je 1992.
The remains of three war victims, including 17-year-old Robert Rahić and two unidentified individuals, are prepared for a collective funeral to be held on Monday, June 1, in the Memići cemetery.
Damir Došen, a convicted war criminal, has been accused of insulting victims in Prijedor and denying atrocities on Facebook, despite having previously pleaded guilty and asked for forgiveness in The Hague.
The body of one missing Portuguese tourist has been recovered near the Croatian island of Krk, while the search continues for another individual. Two other people who went missing in the Velebit Channel were rescued after spending hours in the sea.
At least four minor migrant girls, under 14, received treatment in Ceuta after alleged sexual assaults. All girls arrived from Morocco during last year's mass influx into the Spanish North African enclave.
Several American senators have urged the US government to impose sanctions on officials from Republika Srpska, the Serb-majority entity within Bosnia and Herzegovina. This call comes amidst concerns over their actions and rhetoric.
Analysts on Spanish public television RTVE suggest that the US and Israel are responsible for the current migrant chaos, describing the event as having many hallmarks of hybrid warfare.
A 47-year-old woman was arrested in central London after allegedly stabbing four men near Covent Garden. Police indicated that the incident appeared to be related to mental health issues.
Banjac of the PSG party stated that the memory of victims should not be used as a tool to incite hatred. He stressed the importance of remembrance while promoting peace and understanding.
The first two US deaths in a cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to contaminated lettuce have been reported in Michigan. This outbreak highlights ongoing public health concerns regarding foodborne illnesses in the United States.
British authorities have recognized four additional women as victims of human trafficking by the late Egyptian businessman Al-Fayed. Police are continuing their investigation into potential accomplices in the case.
Minister Alen Ružić presented the final action plan against sexual violence until 2027, which includes the planned establishment of a Children's House for victims of sexual violence in Croatia.
Morten Svartveit, who once dreamed of becoming a confectioner but pursued law, now works as a 'weekend king,' a role that contrasts with his childhood aspirations.
Israeli settlers set fire to mosques, cars, and farmland in the West Bank following deadly clashes, as the Israeli government considers an international stabilization force for Gaza and Iran links peace deals to an end of Israeli attacks on Lebanon.
Russia launched missile and drone attacks across Ukraine, hitting a supermarket in Chernihiv and Ukrainian port infrastructure, while also reportedly seeking more North Korean soldiers. Concurrently, Romanian forces intercepted and shot down multiple Russian drones that intruded into NATO airspace for the third consecutive day.
A Slovenian article discusses attempts to revive a 'clinically dead' peace process, with commentary on the situation in Gaza, southern Lebanon, and the West Bank, and a debate on whether the events constitute genocide.
Montenegro has introduced new regulations to combat violence, including provisions for removing abusers from homes, issuing restraining orders, and granting greater rights to victims.
Jean-Luc Brunel, a French modeling scout with extensive ties to Jeffrey Epstein and mentioned over a thousand times in his files, was found dead at his home on the outskirts of Paris. Brunel was facing charges related to sexual assault and trafficking of minors.
The Party for Bosnia and Herzegovina (SBiH) has condemned the dismissal of 18 Bosniak workers from the Mostar public utility company "Komunalno," stating that ethnic discrimination against Bosniaks has been demonstrated again in the city.
Journalist Javier Ruiz is reportedly close to leaving RTVE to join the new channel La Séptima, where he is expected to take on a prominent role both on and off screen.
Ruski zračni napadi na kopnem in morju so zahtevali smrtne žrtve. Moskovski župan trdi, da so večino brezpilotnikov sestrelili že daleč pred mestom.
I dok vodi žestoki iscrpljujući rat na Bliskom istoku, izazivajući velika razaranja i ljudske žrtve te stalno riskirajući svjetsku energetsku krizu, pod izgovorom da želi onemogućiti Iranu da…
An international art colony titled 'Srebrenica 2026' was held in the City Park in Skopje, organized by the Bosniak National Council (BNV) in North Macedonia, to commemorate the victims of the Srebrenica genocide.
A verdict is expected in the trial concerning the 2018 collapse of the Morandi Bridge in Genoa, Italy, which killed 43 people. Families of the victims await justice nearly eight years after the tragedy.
Croatian singer Nives Celzijus spoke in a new interview about maintaining a good relationship with her ex-husband, Dino Drpić, with whom she shares two children, and his new partner.
A protest is scheduled for July 22 in Pale, Republika Srpska, following claims by young people that they were victims of police violence during a recent raid on a disco.
A fire in a high-rise building in central Brussels has resulted in multiple fatalities, with several victims found dead in an elevator. Authorities are investigating the cause of the devastating blaze.
New details have emerged about a fatal fraud in Venice, ten years after a plane crash near Predmeja and the death of a millionaire, with the fraudster reportedly now free.
A Hungarian hiker has died in the Kamnik-Savinja Alps in Slovenia, with rescue teams locating the deceased individual from a helicopter. Slovenian officials described the recovery operation as one of the most challenging in the country's history.
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.
Various Bosnian public figures, including actor Emir Hadžihafizbegović, and athletes from Radnički handball club, issued messages and participated in events to commemorate the Srebrenica genocide. They emphasized the importance of remembrance and truth, with calls for a moment of silence at noon on July 11th.
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.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has signed a decree to establish a new command specifically for long-range attacks deep within Russian territory. This move aims to intensify pressure on Russia following recent Ukrainian strikes that have impacted Russian oil production.
The horror film 'Evil Dead Rise' features a terrifying plot involving a secluded cabin, a mysterious book, and a chainsaw, promising a gruesome experience for viewers.
A convoy carrying the remains of ten victims of the Srebrenica genocide arrived in Potočari, Bosnia and Herzegovina, where they will be laid to rest. Families and mourners gathered to receive the coffins, expressing profound grief and calling for remembrance and justice.
A new study presented in Zagreb reveals that girls and young women are nearly twice as likely to experience cyber violence than boys, with only 30% of victims reporting such incidents.
Hamas is attempting to revive a 'clinically dead' peace process, using a tactical move to draw attention to the forgotten Palestinian enclave and pressure the White House.
More than 300 cyclists departed from Bihać for the 22nd Bihać-Srebrenica cycling marathon, an event traditionally held to honor the victims of the Srebrenica genocide and send a message of remembrance.
Dmitry Peskov's statement that Russia's "special military operation" in Ukraine has turned into a "real war" is seen not as an admission of reality, but as a new propaganda lie preparing the Russian public for more sacrifices.
Bosnia's Federal Ministry of Labor and Social Policy emphasized that July 11 remains a date obliging institutions and society to preserve the truth about the Srebrenica genocide and ensure victims are not forgotten.
Two men who had been missing for days in England were found dead in a crashed car. Authorities had been searching for the individuals for a week before the discovery.
Over 800 people have died in Germany this year due to heatwave consequences, according to the Robert Koch Institute, with predictions that the worst is yet to come.
Two one-year-old twin sisters were discovered deceased in their cribs at their family home in Beuvrages, northern France, after their mother had put them to sleep.
Deputies in the Georgian Parliament engaged in a physical altercation during the final plenary session of the spring, highlighting sharp disagreements between the ruling 'Georgian Dream' party and the opposition 'For Georgia' representatives.
Kein Sportfest, kein Amateurfußball: Wegen der hohen Temperaturen sagen Vereine und Verbände teils ihre Veranstaltungen ab. Doch nicht alle reagieren gleich. Von Philipp Wundersee.
Norway's Mapping Authority (Kartverket) is advising property owners on how to handle uncertain or inaccurate old property boundaries, which can lead to legal disputes. They provide guidance on steps to take to resolve such issues.
Two months after the law was adopted, the Southern Interconnection project in Bosnia and Herzegovina is still stalled without key contracts, with support weakening and political messages diverging.
Lawyer Olenik stated that the regime's recent accusations that students and citizens simulated a sonic weapon attack are not based on law and constitute a second attack on the victims.
Marko Samardžić, a former Serbian national volleyball player, was hospitalized for 21 days after an incident at a protest on March 15, 2025, stating that 'one cannot make a perpetrator out of a victim.'
Thousands of citizens gathered in Novi Sad, Serbia, to protest and demand early elections and the end of Aleksandar Vučić's presidency. The Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs released its estimate of the number of attendees at the protest.
A Croatian Parliament delegation, led by Deputy Speaker Željko Reiner, marked the Day of Remembrance for Stjepan Radić and the June victims by laying wreaths and lighting candles at Mirogoj, commemorating those who died in the 1928 assassination in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia's National Assembly.
"Niko me nije kontaktirao iz tužilaštva. Međutim, vlast je bila dala nalog jednom tužiocu da mi odredi pritvor zbog izazivanja panike - on je to odbio
The Spanish government has approved a decree to 'rescue' public broadcaster RTVE, ensuring the state will cover its VAT deficit and allowing it to claim compensation for un-deductible taxes, a measure not extended to other public television channels.
The final arguments have resumed in the case against the alleged criminal group led by Radoje Zvicer in Montenegro, with a court official stating that the courtroom is not a place for seeking victims.
Rescuers located the body of the fourth victim inside the sunken sailboat following a collision with a catamaran in the Adriatic Sea. The victim was found in the cabin of the vessel, approximately 50 meters underwater.
Accusers of child abuse against Michael Jackson have been granted a new trial date set for 2028. The alleged victims of the 'King of Pop' are not giving up their pursuit of justice.
Porodica žrtve napada nožem poziva na smirivanje situacije nakon nasilja usmjerenog protiv imigranata u Belfastu
Israel launched airstrikes on the southern Lebanese city of Tyre, reportedly killing eight people, after issuing an evacuation order for its residents. The attacks continued despite a ceasefire, with Lebanese media reporting significant damage.
At a symposium in Vrapče, psychiatrists emphasized that individuals with mental health issues are disproportionately victims of crimes rather than perpetrators, highlighting ongoing stigma.
The system for protecting victims of domestic violence and violence against women in Montenegro still does not provide adequate, timely, and comprehensive protection, according to the Operational Team for Combating Domestic Violence and Violence Against Women.
Residents in a town in the Democratic Republic of Congo attacked an Ebola burial team, leaving a coffin on the road. The incident highlights community distrust and fears of further virus spread.
Jussi Adler-Olsen's novel 'Natrijev klorid' (Sodium Chloride) explores the premise of a serial killer who targets only immoral individuals, with crimes so perfect they remain undiscovered for years.
Two-hundred-year-old wines, some with connections to historical figures like Stalin and Napoleon, are being presented in Georgia, stored in a vaulted brick cellar beneath a Tbilisi wine factory.
A concert ban in Reggio Emilia, Italy, for two rappers scheduled to perform on July 17 and 18, has disrupted the holiday plans of a family from Zurich.
A collective funeral and burial for three victims from Zvornik were held today in Memići, with Kalesija declaring a day of mourning. The event highlighted the ongoing quest for justice for victims of past atrocities.
White Ribbon Day was commemorated in Prijedor, Bosnia and Herzegovina, with renewed calls for permission to build a memorial for the children killed during the 1992 war. Families of the victims and activists continue to seek recognition and a permanent monument for the more than 3,000 people killed in the Prijedor municipality.
The Bosnian House in Birmingham raised a white flag to honor victims of the Prijedor massacres and mark White Ribbon Day, commemorating events from May 31, 1992.
The 10th edition of Conecta Magaluf-Mallorca, a Europe-Americas TV industry forum, honored 'Mallorca Things to Do' with the RTVE Play Award and an Acorde Award, among other winners.
The remains of three victims from the past war in Zvornik are prepared for a collective funeral, which will take place on June 1st at the Memići - Gornja Kalesija Memorial Complex and Martyrs' Cemetery.
Podgorica is preparing a local action plan for the period 2026-2028 to support victims of violence, with a public discussion on the draft held in mid-July.
"Ako ima eventualnih zloupotreba onda treba kazniti one poslodavce koji hoće da zloupotrebe ovu zakonsku mogućnost, ali to nikako ne smije biti razlog da žrtve neadekvatnog monitoringa (u zakonskom i…
Two Georgian citizens were arrested in Ukmergė district, Lithuania, for transporting 15 undocumented migrants crammed into a minibus, following a joint operation by border guards and police.
Some publications are criticizing media coverage of events in Ceuta, labeling it 'Ceutawood' and suggesting that scenes, such as one involving a child, were staged.
Montenegro's decision to send representatives to the commemoration of 'Operation Storm' in Croatia has drawn criticism and sparked debate, with the cabinet of Jakov Milatović stating that attendance was not a state obligation and that Montenegro respects all victims.
Serbia held commemorations for Serb victims of Operation Storm, with President Vučić criticizing Montenegro's attendance at Croatia's celebration. Meanwhile, a memorial service for victims was held in Biskupija near Knin, Croatia.
Donald Trump issued a 'last chance' warning to Iran for a deal, claiming they are begging for negotiations despite their denials, and also criticized oil companies for excessive profits. Separately, he expressed disappointment in Jeanine Pirro for her handling of a Reflecting Pool vandalism case.
RTVE joins the production of the ETA drama 'Blanco', which focuses on Miguel Ángel Blanco.
Kostreš has called for the restoration of dignity to Vojvodina, stating that the region has fallen from its status as the most developed to a victim of radical destruction. He emphasizes the need to reclaim its former standing.
The Pentagon has reclassified new American casualties from the conflict with Iran into a separate category, raising questions about the transparency of actual losses. This move has led to speculation that the true extent of losses may be concealed.
Spain's CNMC has fined public broadcaster RTVE over 300,000 euros for covert advertising of wines from 'MasterChef,' concluding that commercial communications were aired outside permitted hours and products were promoted without clear identification as advertising.
Bosnia and Herzegovina has experienced a significant surge in tourism interest, with Google searches for visits increasing by 5800% following the World Cup. This comes as the European Union approves substantial financial aid for the country.
An article discusses the ongoing situation in Gaza, southern Lebanon, and the West Bank, arguing that the events do not constitute genocide and reflecting on efforts to revive the peace process.
Massive power supply disruptions have been reported across Georgia, including the capital city of Tbilisi, according to local reports.
Residents of Pale protested a violent police raid on the Enigma disco, during which at least 30 citizens were injured, demanding an explanation for alleged forced confessions.
New details have emerged regarding rape and abuse allegations against the Tate brothers, including claims of victims being choked unconscious and beaten with belts. These revelations come as legal proceedings continue, with the brothers attempting to prevent their extradition to the UK.
The suspect in a mass shooting in Stade, Germany, which killed six people at a facility for women and children, has been found dead in his prison cell. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of his death, which is believed to be a suicide.
Norway has opened a new national memorial in Oslo dedicated to the 77 victims of the 2011 terror attacks carried out by Anders Behring Breivik. The ceremony was attended by the Norwegian Crown Prince and government officials.
Thousands of participants gathered in Stuttgart today for a Peace March and central commemoration event for the victims of the Srebrenica genocide, organized by the Stuttgart Srebrenica association.
The death toll from recent earthquakes in Venezuela has surpassed 5,000, with thousands more reported missing and homeless. In response to the disaster, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved $346 million in recovery funds for the country.
A Day of Remembrance for victims of war crimes in Prijedor and the Sana Valley was observed, featuring a collective funeral in Kamičani and focusing on atrocities committed at the Trnopolje camp.
Croatian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Croatian Veterans, Tomo Medved, met with widows and children of fallen Ukrainian soldiers, conveying Croatia's understanding of their pain as a former victim of aggression and pledging continued support.
Izraēlas karatiesa piespriedusi piecu gadu cietumsodu aktīvā dienestā esošam karavīram par raķešu pārtveršanas video nosūtīšanu Irānas aģentam, trešdien paziņojusi armija.
The Spanish government led by Pedro Sánchez lost two out of four key votes in Congress, including the deficit path for the budget and a decree on RTVE, due to opposition from PP, Vox, and Junts.
The anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide was marked by commemorations in various cities, re-exhumations of victims, and strong messages against hatred, alongside controversies surrounding musicians performing on the day of remembrance.
Activists from the Youth Initiative for Human Rights installed a memorial installation titled "Flower That Remains" in Srebrenička Street in Belgrade, commemorating the victims of the Srebrenica genocide.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced plans to build a 'Wall of Remembrance' in Warsaw for victims of what he described as 'genocide' committed by Ukrainian nationalists during World War II. This move highlights ongoing historical tensions between Poland and Ukraine.
The 31st anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide was commemorated with calls for remembering the victims and acknowledging the facts to build lasting peace. However, the event was marred by shameful provocations, including returnees from a funeral being met with offensive chants.
A portion of the collective at XII. Zagreb Gymnasium has sent an open letter in support of the school's principal, stating that students are not victims in the ongoing events at the school.
A 54-year-old Croatian tourist was found dead in his car in Romania, where he had traveled with his son to attend a music festival. An investigation has been launched into the circumstances of his death.
Nekatere žrtve so našli v vozilih, ki so jih zajeli plameni. Priče trdijo, da je požar povzročil podrt električni vod, ogenj se je razširil na gozdnato območje.
Rešid Dervišević, a survivor of the Srebrenica genocide, shares his harrowing experience of fighting for survival in 1995, recalling the journey to Nezuk with only 250 grams of sugar.
Russia has banned diesel exports due to shortages, following Ukrainian attacks on its oil refineries. This move comes as the country also faces increased gasoline imports and orders for the construction of 'mini-refineries'.
Thousands of participants have begun the annual Marš mira (March of Peace) towards Srebrenica, retracing the path taken by those fleeing the 1995 genocide. This year's march is expected to draw around 9,000 people, honoring the victims of the Srebrenica genocide.
The Serbian state and Railway Infrastructure have been ordered to pay 10.5 million dinars in compensation to the family of a victim who died in a canopy collapse. This ruling provides financial redress for the emotional distress caused by the tragic incident.
Commemorations for the Srebrenica genocide were held in Manchester, honoring the victims, while in Bosnia, participants embarked on the traditional 'March of Peace' from Goražde to Nezuk, retracing the paths taken by those fleeing the massacre.
The Ecological Society for Breeding and Protection of Small Animals Sarajevo will mark the 31st anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide with a memorial flight of over 350 carrier pigeons from Potočari.
The United Nations will observe the International Day of Reflection and Commemoration of the 1995 Srebrenica Genocide on July 9. Young people from around the world have arrived in Potočari to learn about the genocide, emphasizing the importance of remembering the past.
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Authorities are attempting to unravel a 20-year-old murder mystery after a body was found buried by a river, while also investigating a recent bomb attack where the perpetrator waited for victims. These separate incidents highlight ongoing criminal investigations.
The anniversary of the death of the first civilian casualty of the Slovenian War of Independence in Pomurje was commemorated. The event honored the memory of the victim.
The city of Bihać will continue its partnership in commemorating the anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide, with over seven thousand participants expected to join the 'March of Peace' for the victims. This event honors the victims of the Srebrenica genocide.
Western Australian police are reviewing the circumstances surrounding the death of V. Giuffre, an alleged Epstein victim, following family accusations of mishandling domestic violence reports prior to her suicide in April 2025.
Two powerful earthquakes, measuring 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude, have struck Venezuela, leaving a trail of destruction and confirming 32 fatalities.
Ahead of the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture, a discussion was held in Montenegro about the long wait for justice faced by torture victims, featuring legal and psychological experts.
Georgia's Parliament, in a disputed session, approved Gia Murghulia and Davit Kartvelishvili as members of the Georgian Public Broadcaster (GPB) Board of Trustees, leaving one opposition-designated seat vacant.
Authorities have made new arrests in connection with the fatal rope jump of a 21-year-old woman in Brazil. The investigation continues into the incident where the victim fell without a safety rope.
A disparity exists in the VAT treatment of public television stations in Spain: while Hacienda has forgiven RTVE, regional autonomous televisions are engaged in a judicial battle to recover 300 million euros in VAT, a 'hole' overlooked by the government's rescue plan for RTVE.
On June 15th, the question arises whether a World Day against violence towards older persons is truly necessary to reflect on societal attitudes.
Starting July 1, Vienna will prohibit 'Mozart sellers' – individuals dressed as Mozart selling concert tickets – from central locations such as Stephansplatz and the Opera.
The Spanish government has modified the financing law for public broadcaster RTVE to account for non-deductible taxes as expenses, aiming to prevent further VAT-related financial shortfalls.
The Canadian city of Calgary has officially declared July 11 as a Day of Remembrance for the victims of the Srebrenica genocide. This decision honors the memory of those who perished in the tragic event.
Divers have located and recovered the fourth body from a sunken sailboat near Split, Croatia, at a depth of over 50 meters. Authorities are continuing investigations into the tragic maritime accident.
A tragic accident involving migrant smuggling near Udbina, Croatia, has resulted in one fatality and nine injuries. Four surgeons are reportedly operating simultaneously on the victims, highlighting the severity of their conditions.
Belfast experienced a second night of anti-immigration riots, with cars set ablaze and property damaged, following an incident where a Sudanese man allegedly attempted to decapitate a passerby. The victim's family has appealed for calm amidst the escalating violence, which has drawn condemnation from UK Prime Minister Starmer.
Polish and Ukrainian teams have commenced new excavations of mass graves containing Polish civilians killed during World War II in western Ukraine, despite sensitive historical relations between the two nations.
The British Deputy Prime Minister, David Lammy, called JD Vance to tell him he was wrong for blaming immigration for the murder of Henry Nowak. Vance's comments sparked controversy after the 16-year-old's death.
Bosnia and Herzegovina's progress towards European Union membership remains stagnant amidst ongoing reforms and blockades, prompting questions about whether a new proposal from France and Germany can break the deadlock.
Ukrainian drones attacked targets in Saint Petersburg, including an oil refinery, causing large smoke clouds and fires, coinciding with the opening of Russia's major economic forum in the city. The strikes disrupted the event, which was expected to be attended by President Putin.
Ukraine launched a series of drone attacks targeting areas near St. Petersburg and Moscow, with dozens of drones reportedly shot down. This comes as Russia prepares for an economic forum, and amidst ongoing conflict where Russia has lost more territory than gained in recent months.
Madrid-based collaborator Grison is set to make his debut as a presenter for 'El Escondite', a new family entertainment show that is one of RTVE's major summer programming bets.
Russia has banned aviation fuel exports, while a Volgograd oil refinery halted operations following a drone attack, leading to gasoline shortages and public outcry in Russian-occupied Crimea. These events highlight the impact of Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian energy infrastructure.
The remains of three victims of the past war from the Zvornik area, including 17-year-old Robert Rahić, were buried today at the Memići - Gornja Kalesija Memorial Complex and Martyrs' Cemetery.
Posmrtni ostaci tri žrtve proteklog rata spremni su za ukop na kolektivnoj dženazi koja će u ponedjeljak, 1. juna, biti klanjana u Memorijalnom komple
President Trump held a meeting to make a final determination on the Iran nuclear deal but concluded without a decision, stating he would only accept an agreement that satisfies his "red lines." Uncertainty remains regarding a potential deal with Iran as hard-liners in the country also attempt to derail negotiations.
The Tweede Kamer (Dutch House of Representatives) has expressed strong criticism regarding the proposed EU-Asian aviation treaty.