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The United States has announced a new round of talks between Israel and Lebanon, scheduled to take place in Rome in early September. These discussions aim to advance dialogue and progress between the two nations.
WNBA legend Sheryl Swoopes spoke about the Roku Originals documentary "Gamechangers: Mother/Athlete," which premiered at the Martha’s Vineyard African American Film Festival and highlights the challenges of balancing motherhood and athletics.
Roku is venturing into new territory with its 'Fairground TV' initiative, prompting discussions about whether it represents the future of streaming or a risky gamble.
The controversial purchase of radar cameras by the Ministry of Interior in Slovakia is being sent to the prosecutor's office, with Žilinka requesting a comprehensive review of all procurement circumstances due to security risks.
Details have emerged on how Lachlan Murdoch successfully courted Roku, leading to a $22 billion deal after Roku founder Anthony Wood expressed a desire to step back.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy made his first visit to Serbia, a trip seen as a psychological blow to Russia and an opportunity for arms agreements. However, his comments on Kosovo led to the Ukrainian flag being removed in Pristina.
Najdlhšia poľská rieka Visla dosiahla vo Varšave rekordne nízku hladinu a hydrológovia varujú pred najhoršou situáciou od roku 2015. Sucho môže ešte zosilnieť.
The District Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw-Praga has announced that it has filed an appeal with the Supreme Court against the acquittal of singer Michał Wiśniewski, who was accused of taking out a 2.8 million PLN loan from SKOK Wołomin.
European countries could begin receiving natural gas from an offshore Cypriot deposit as early as March 2028, according to Cyprus's Energy Minister Michael Damianos, who stated the Eastern Mediterranean is rapidly becoming an energy hub.
On the sixth anniversary of the 2020 Belarusian protests, it is reported that repression has worsened since then, with anyone potentially subject to conscription at any time and place.
Hunter Biden announced that his father, former US President Joe Biden, is experiencing severe pain as his cancer has spread to his bones and other organs. This update indicates a worsening of the former president's health condition.
Hunter Biden announced that his father, former President Joe Biden, is experiencing debilitating pain as his prostate cancer has spread to other parts of his body, including his bones. This development has renewed focus on the former president's health battle.
MINISTAR Butković ističe da se uzrok sudara vlakova kod Škrinjara istražuje te da nema poginulih, a infrastruktura vjerojatno nije zakazala.
A 30-year-old man faces a potential life sentence after prosecutors accused him of murdering an acquaintance by dousing the victim with gasoline and setting him on fire, causing extreme pain and suffering.
Spain has announced the implementation of temporary border controls for travelers arriving from Italy, escalating a diplomatic dispute over the handling of migrants in Ceuta. This measure comes as tensions rise between the two countries regarding migration policies.
Slovak firms, with Minister Kaliňák's involvement, are in negotiations to export hundreds of weapon turrets and participate in the construction of an ammunition factory in the UAE.
Norwegian authorities are investigating an unusually high number of reindeer deaths in the Svalbard archipelago, with veterinarians searching for the cause of these mysterious fatalities. The deaths have been described as "extremely unusual" by officials.
Germany's Federal Prosecutor has taken over the investigation into an armed drone detected at Leipzig airport, citing potential threats to internal and external security.
i3 Verticals has announced its financial results for the third quarter of 2026.
Roku announced a 'double beat' in its second-quarter earnings, surpassing both revenue and earnings per share estimates, but opted not to provide future guidance due to a pending deal with Fox.
Spanish authorities have launched an investigation into a potential new mass migrant attempt on Ceuta, with concerns rising about a possible surge on August 15. This comes as Morocco has charged nearly 90 individuals in connection with a previous wave of migrants to the enclave.
Russian Ministry for Emergency Situations rescuers have provided official details on the causes of the tragic deaths of five Bosnian mountaineers on Elbrus, attributing a significant role to weather conditions and other factors.
Lithuanian authorities have discovered a new tunnel used by Belarus to smuggle migrants across the border into the EU. Prosecutors have expanded the investigation to include the actions of officials regarding the tunnel.
The Regional Prosecutor's Office in Rzeszów has secured assets belonging to two former members of the Polish National Foundation (PFN), Maciej Ś. and Cezary J., who are suspected of financing the 'Sprawiedliwe Sądy' campaign and illegal party financing.
A new survey indicates that nearly one-third of Poles have no opinion on the activities of First Lady Marta Nawrocka after her first year in the Presidential Palace, with positive assessments prevailing among those who did respond.
The Regional Prosecutor's Office in Rzeszów, Poland, has taken action to secure the assets belonging to Maciej Świrski, who previously served as the president of the Polish National Foundation and KRRiT.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino received full backing from the FIFA Council after apologizing to member associations for the fallout from a proposed World Cup investment plan. The decision was made during a crisis meeting in Rabat, Morocco, solidifying his position despite earlier controversies.
Nutrition experts highlight five grains that contain more dietary fiber than broccoli, making them easy and beneficial additions to a daily diet.
The District Court for Prague 10 posthumously rehabilitated the recently deceased artist and educator Milan Knížák, whose decision immediately became legally binding as both parties waived their right to appeal. Knížák had been detained in 1974 for alleged damage to the state.
French newspaper 'Le Monde' has published a review of Polish President Karol Nawrocki's first year in office, noting his extensive use of veto power and his ambition to lead the entire Polish right.
A modeler dedicated over 700 hours across 1.5 years to construct a highly detailed 1:10 scale paper model of a Škoda Kodiaq Sportline, complete with functional lights and steering, impressing the car manufacturer itself.
A new mass grave has been discovered in the Zubin Potok area of northern Kosovo, with human remains found. Authorities are investigating the site, believing the remains may belong to victims of the 1999 war.
The Vysočina region in the Czech Republic is planning to introduce new electric trains within five years and implement electronic ticketing for public transport by the end of the year.
Lithuanian prosecutors have concluded their investigation into a recording pen found during a meeting of the Lithuanian Social Democratic Party (LSDP) council, stating that the device was not recording. The Journalists' Professional Association subsequently removed Samoškaitė from its membership in connection with the incident.
EU interior ministers convened to discuss the migration crisis in Spain's Ceuta enclave, where migrant centers are full, following a mass influx of migrants. Morocco stated it had warned Spain about potential issues after a court ruling, while some reports suggest Moroccan authorities may have orchestrated the surge.
An Albanian prosecutor in Tirana has been accused by an LLC of purchasing properties in Verona with money derived from illegal activities, following a seizure of assets a year prior.
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 design of the White Eagle, used by the government administration since 2022 against existing law, may become Poland's official national emblem, according to 'Rzeczpospolita', revealing details of work on a new state symbols law.
An 18-year-old Ukrainian man has been brought before the prosecutor's office in Wrocław, Poland, following a stabbing attack on a Polish woman. The Ukrainian Consulate General has condemned the incident.
Albanian Democratic Party leader Sali Berisha, speaking outside SPAK, announced that the opposition has ended all cooperation with the Socialist Party regarding the selection of names for the General Prosecutor.
Entrepreneurs in Poland are advised to review their car leasing agreements and planned buyouts due to anticipated changes in regulations. There is a possibility that the option for cheap car buyouts from leasing may end next year, prompting businesses to consider finalizing transactions under current rules.
A vehicle breakdown in Sveti Rok has led to traffic being restricted to one lane, causing increased congestion on major roads, especially towards the coast.
Autopsy results and details from the prosecution have been revealed regarding the murder of 25-year-old Albanian Kevin Muharremi, who was executed on February 14 in Montecalvoli, Italy.
Filming has concluded for the second season of the popular HTV series "Blaž među ženama," which will feature 13 episodes and a storyline involving a love triangle.
According to data from the Central Statistical Office (GUS), Poland's goods exports increased by 2.6 percent last year, while imports rose by 4.8 percent, resulting in a foreign trade deficit of 31 billion PLN.
Polish travel agency Rainbow announced a significant increase in revenues for June, reaching 551 million PLN from sales of tourist events, a 12.7% rise compared to the previous year.
A driver with a revoked license and under the influence of drugs has been arrested and faces charges for the fatal hit-and-run of a 9-year-old child. Prosecutors are seeking his detention.
Poland's Ministry of Digitization has submitted a draft bill for inter-ministerial consultations, proposing a 3% digital tax on the revenues of large global digital service providers operating in Poland, set to take effect in 2028.
A 46-year-old man faces up to three years in prison after being charged by prosecutors for insulting and threatening Ukrainian workers at a construction site near Skawina, Poland. The suspect partially admitted to the accusations.
The Air/Sea Heritage Foundation recently discovered the wreckage of a plane that crashed in 1952, lying in two pieces approximately 600 meters deep in the Atlantic Ocean, about eight kilometers off the coast near San Juan.
Slovak farmers may see increased irrigation water costs as the government negotiates with an Arab investor, a move the opposition criticizes as a non-transparent deal potentially leading to higher expenses for agricultural producers.
A criminal case against a suspended Kaunas district prosecutor, accused of minor health impairment of a family member and threatening to kill, has been transferred to court.
Fifteen elephants have died in Kenya, with investigations strongly suggesting cyanide poisoning from pesticide-sprayed tomatoes as the cause. This incident marks one of the largest elephant mortality events in the region in decades.
A Russian missile, identified as a Kh-101, landed in eastern Poland, prompting NATO to monitor the risk of the Ukraine war spilling over and strengthening its readiness to defend against threats.
Border guards at Katowice Airport arrested a man wanted for drug-related crimes, who was attempting to fly to Egypt for vacation. He faces a six-and-a-half-year prison sentence.
The prosecutor's office is investigating posts made by individuals associated with Gromda, focusing on potential incitement to violence and hatred, especially after one of its fighters was an aggressor in Wrocław.
The Sadové Lázně spa in Teplice has reopened after being closed since November for renovations, with the first guests arriving. During the renovation, a ceiling vault from 1823 was discovered hidden behind plasterboard.
The Rules, Deputies' Affairs and Immunities Committee has agreed to allow charges against Polish MP Wojciech Król from the Civic Coalition, but not his detention or arrest, as the European Public Prosecutor's Office conducts an investigation.
Following a GJKKO session, Monika Kryemadhi claimed that the prosecution's search of her mother's apartment was politically motivated, asserting that the prosecution alleges illegal influence.
The General Prosecutor's Office in Lithuania has confirmed an investigation into the death of a young man who fell from the roof of a moving car in Rokiškis over the weekend, though no one has been formally charged yet.
An investigation is concluding into a tragic incident in Warsaw's Praga district from November 2024, where a young police officer fatally shot a colleague during an intervention.
Two men have been temporarily arrested in Radom, Poland, on suspicion of brutally beating a prosecutor. The prosecutor had intervened in a local establishment due to the aggressive behavior of the two men towards a woman.
The Trump administration announced plans to end subsidies for Medicare Part D drug premiums, which is expected to lead to higher costs for most enrollees. Concurrently, the US also banned the import of new Chinese humanoid robots and power inverters, citing security concerns in its latest tech crackdown.
Poland's Constitutional Court has ruled against recognizing same-sex marriages performed in other European Union countries, preventing their registration within Poland.
Slovakia is reportedly facing a lawsuit from the European Commission due to issues surrounding the appointment of a European prosecutor, leaving the country without one from tomorrow.
Monday became the most tragic day on Czech roads this year, with six people losing their lives in car accidents. This makes it the deadliest single day for traffic fatalities in the Czech Republic in the current year.
An expert report on the Pegasus spyware system, prepared by specialists from the Internal Security Agency, has been delivered to the prosecutor's office in Poland, marking a crucial development for the ongoing investigation.
Anna Konieczyńska was dismissed from her position as Vice-President of the Karkonosze Regional Development Agency following a scandal involving flood aid. Prosecutors and the CBA are investigating the matter, with her husband also speaking out after the affair erupted.
The Polish Ombudsman states that candidates for prosecutor positions must be informed of the reasons for their rejection, following an investigation into denials without explanation.
US prosecutors in Miami are requesting that Andrew and Tristan Tate remain in custody as they fight extradition to the UK. The prosecution argues that their continued detention is necessary to prevent them from evading the extradition process.
A prosecutor in Slovakia has announced the conclusion of an investigation into the donation of ammunition for Ukraine, while a European prosecution probe uncovered dozens of fraudulent projects in a separate 'hacienda case'.
Přehrada Hracholusky je největší rekreační plocha v Plzeňském kraji. Toto léto, má ale kvůli dlouhotrvajícímu suchu nejnižší přítok z řeky Mže od začátku měření v roce 1930.
Albania's Police Supervisory Agency announced 11 arrests in July, including 8 police officers, and referred 54 cases to the prosecutor's office, primarily for abuse of duty and arbitrary actions.
An analysis reveals that prices for popular dishes in Poland's mountains and coastal areas are nearly identical this year, with only a minimal difference in the total cost of a basket of goods.
The US has taken an unprecedented step to rescue the Japanese Yen, which was collapsing, by intervening in financial markets using Euros.
The year 2025 has been recorded as the second deadliest in history for humanitarian workers, with global database AWSD reporting a dramatic increase in casualties, reaching 350 deaths.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned that Russia is expected to deploy up to 50,000 North Korean troops, a claim made amidst ongoing exchanges of attacks between Russia and Ukraine, including a recent strike on a Russian missile system.
The Kaunas Regional Prosecutor's Office has appealed the verdict against Kaišiadorys Mayor Šarūnas Čėsnas in the "receipts" case, seeking a stricter penalty for the embezzlement of municipal property.
The GOP-controlled Senate confirmed Donald Trump's former lawyer, Blanche, as the new Attorney General, a move seen as a significant win for Trump and an endorsement of a Justice Department under his influence.
Different approaches to household chores, such as loading the dishwasher or folding laundry, are frequently cited as sources of quiet dissatisfaction and arguments between partners.
The US Senate has passed a bill imposing new sanctions on Russia, which includes a provision for 100% tariffs on India and China if they continue to purchase Russian oil. This move comes amid ongoing concerns about Russia's actions in Ukraine and potential threats to NATO allies.
The Warsaw Regional Prosecutor's Office has filed an indictment against three individuals accused of causing 1.5 billion PLN in damages to the Polish energy company Orlen.
Islandia i Czarnogóra mogłyby wspólnie dołączyć do Unii Europejskiej w 2028 roku - podało w piątek Politico.
The Tirana Prosecutor's Office has sent a Nigerian citizen to trial, accused of online fraud through postal deliveries, following an investigation initiated by a call center employee's complaint.
Spain deployed naval vessels and increased border security in Ceuta following a massive influx of over 500 migrants, including many children, from Morocco. The event sparked a diplomatic crisis between Spain and Morocco, prompting calls for stronger EU cooperation and raising concerns about the welfare of unaccompanied minors.
Germany's federal prosecutor has taken over the investigation into an explosive drone found at Leipzig/Halle Airport, suspecting an attempted explosion. Authorities deny that a Ukrainian plane targeted by the drone was carrying weapons or ammunition.
On the first anniversary of his presidency, Karol Nawrocki summarized his tenure, noting that 21 laws are stalled in the Sejm and announcing plans to change the model of his office.
Syria has announced that its wheat production now meets domestic demand, marking the first time the country has achieved self-sufficiency in this staple crop since the civil war began in 2011.
Moroccan authorities are prosecuting dozens of individuals following a recent migration crisis in Ceuta, with 86 people facing charges. Meanwhile, new calls for a mass march on August 15 are circulating on Moroccan social networks, signaling a potential fresh wave of migration towards the Spanish enclave.
The District Prosecutor's Office in Głogów is investigating the suspected sexual abuse of a minor girl residing in a foster family, with the victim already questioned by the court in the presence of a psychologist and moved to another facility.
Donald Trump has denied reports of dwindling US missile supplies, threatening imprisonment for those who spread such information. This comes amidst various other news involving Trump, including past criticisms, assassination threats, and international relations.
The District Prosecutor's Office Poznań-Wilda is supervising the investigation into a cyberattack on the Żabka retail network, as reported by the Central Bureau for Combating Cybercrime.
On the anniversary of Karol Nawrocki taking office as president, politologist Adam Traczyk evaluated how Nawrocki's inaugural speech has stood the test of time, noting that Nawrocki behaves 'like no other president'.
The United States has lifted sanctions on Fly Baghdad, an Iraqi airline previously accused of supporting Iran's Revolutionary Guards. This move comes amidst ongoing discussions and shifting US foreign policy regarding Iran and other global actors.
The Lithuanian Prosecutor's Office has filed a lawsuit seeking to recover nearly 3,000 euros from Member of Parliament Artūras Zuokas, alleging he misused these funds while serving on the Vilnius City Council in a 'receipts' case.
Liburn Aliu, the current director of Durrës Port and former Minister of Environment, Spatial Planning, and Infrastructure in Kosovo, is under investigation by the Special Prosecutor's Office in Kosovo for suspected abuse of office.
Marian Kočner has been found guilty in the Donovaly and Báč cases, though he did not receive the three million euro fine proposed by the prosecutor.
The Ústí nad Labem Summer Cinema is reopening after being neglected and closed since 2013, and will now offer a program including Czech comedies, children's fairy tales, and American blockbusters.
The Ceuta migrant crisis saw thousands of migrants, including many children, attempt to enter Spain, prompting the EU to call for a tougher migration response and raising concerns about potential Russian hybrid warfare tactics and Morocco's role in the influx.
The application deadline for the position of Prosecutor General in Albania has closed, with five candidates officially registered to compete for the role.
The prosecutor's office will investigate a recording from a state fund, while police are already investigating 'bugs under the table,' suggesting a potential corruption scandal.
Sławomir Mentzen of Konfederacja wore a t-shirt depicting a 1944 Warsaw Uprising scene with the Palace of Culture and Science in the background, despite the building's construction beginning in 1952, leading to a historical gaffe.
Thousands of migrants, including many children, crossed into Spain's Ceuta enclave from Morocco, leading to a humanitarian crisis and diplomatic tensions between the two countries. Spain has defended its sovereignty while Morocco has linked the influx to a Spanish court ruling.
A motorcyclist was caught driving at an excessive speed of 234 kilometers per hour on the Niš – Merošina road, where the speed limit is 80 km/h. The incident highlights a significant violation of traffic regulations.
The District Prosecutor's Office in Lesko, Poland, has launched an investigation into suspicions of obstructing or rigging a tender for the management of the Emergency Department at the local hospital, which could have harmed the facility.
The German manufacturing industry recorded its fastest growth in over two years in July, with accelerating exports and production boosting the entire sector.
The candidacies for the position of General Prosecutor in Albania have been formalized, following an open competition by the High Council of Prosecution (KLP). The current head, Olsian Çela, concludes his mandate in December.
At least 72 migrants died during a mass attempt to cross into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco, leading to a humanitarian crisis and calls for international assistance. The city is now grappling with the aftermath as authorities confirm increasing casualties and the situation returns to a fragile normalcy.
An 18-year-old suspect has been brought to the prosecutor's office in Wrocław, Poland, accused of attempting to murder a 30-year-old woman in a stabbing incident on Saturday evening.
Spain is facing international criticism and internal political turmoil following a massive influx of migrants into its North African enclave of Ceuta from Morocco, with many migrants subsequently returned.
A 2004 study by University of Chicago researchers investigated the effects of sleep deprivation on eating habits. The findings indicated that individuals who slept only four hours for two consecutive nights tended to consume more food.
Thousands of migrants from Morocco surged into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, leading to widespread chaos, clashes with residents and police, and a significant border crisis. The event prompted international reactions and concerns about Europe's migration policies.
Poland has summoned the Russian ambassador to protest a Russian missile incursion into its airspace, with a Kh-101 missile found on Polish territory. Concurrently, Ukraine reported an assassination attempt on one of its military commanders, which President Zelenskyy vowed to address.
Czech Parliament Speaker Tomio Okamura (SPD) sharply insulted President Petr Pavel in an interview, calling him a traitor and crooked, citing a three-and-a-half-year-old statement.
SPAK has filed new charges against Belinda Balluku, expanding the accusations to include three additional lots, prompting protests from young citizens. Balluku did not appear at the Special Prosecutor's Office, sending her lawyer instead, while police intervened to manage the protesting crowd.
The District Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw Praga-Północ is investigating a large fire that destroyed a car dealership, workshop, and customer cars in Warsaw's Targówek district. Initial findings have been released, with further expert conclusions awaited.
Tens of thousands of migrants crossed from Morocco into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, leading to a crisis that Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez condemned as a 'violation of Spain's territorial integrity'. The influx resulted in at least 18 deaths and prompted international concern.
Slovakia's Interior Ministry, led by Matúš Šutaj Eštok, has responded to criticism from Prosecutor General Maroš Žilinka regarding the inactivity in registering same-sex marriages, citing the principle of separation of powers.
A secret meeting reportedly took place between prominent lawyers Jacek Dubois and Roman Giertych and Zondacrypto head Przemysław Kral, allegedly without the knowledge or approval of National Prosecutor Dariusz Korneluk.
Record low water levels in the Danube River in Bulgaria have exposed the remains of a mammoth. The river's flow in some areas, like Bratislava, has reached its lowest point since 1876.
A 60-year-old man, identified as Adnan Rexha, has been arrested in Tirana on suspicion of threatening the head of Customs Investigation due to his duty. Investigations have begun into the criminal offense.
Albanian prosecutors are seeking the seizure of Ermal Beqiri's assets in France, including properties beyond just airplanes. Authorities had previously located Beqiri and submitted a request to Paris regarding his assets.
Ylli Pjetërnikaj, a lecturer at the School of Magistrates with a doctorate in law, has become the third candidate vying for the position of Prosecutor General in Albania.
A series of powerful earthquakes, including a magnitude 7, struck Kumamoto Prefecture in Japan, causing buildings to collapse and leaving several people in cardiac arrest. Thousands have been evacuated as rescuers search for those trapped.
Tingling in the hands, fingers, feet, back, and buttocks is common during pregnancy, especially in the third trimester, and is usually harmless, resulting from hormonal changes and physical adjustments.
mBank achieved its highest quarterly profit in history despite increased CIT rates and lower interest rates, with management attributing the improved results to both the resolution of the Swiss franc saga and business growth, promising a return to dividends.
Ukrainian President Zelensky visited Washington to pay respects to late Senator Graham and met with Donald Trump, before traveling to Poland for talks with Prime Minister Tusk. Meanwhile, a proposed private investor deal for FIFA's World Cup faces scrutiny from the European Union.
Adnan Xholi has become the first prosecutor to submit documents for the race to become Albania's new chief prosecutor, a position with a seven-year, non-renewable mandate.
A prosecutor in Radom, Poland, was severely beaten and hospitalized after intervening to defend a couple who were being attacked. Two assailants have since been charged.
German investigators found a video on the Berlin Pride attack suspect's phone showing him pledging allegiance to ISIS, revealing a potential motive for the attack. The suspect had been radicalizing for years and was under observation by German services.
President Trump met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House, with discussions primarily focused on Iran and regional security. This marked their first meeting since the start of the conflict with Iran.
The prosecution has closed its investigation into the fire that damaged a papal cross in Mokotów, Warsaw. The decision concludes the inquiry into the incident.
Police have arrested a suspect in connection with a brutal assault that occurred in the center of Slavonski Brod, with authorities announcing the identification of the alleged perpetrator.
Primark bol dlhodobo synonymom dostupnej módy. To sa však s nárastom popularity čínskych trhovísk zmenilo. Odevný reťazec je preto nútený reagovať.
The current year in the Czech Republic is shaping up to be one of the driest since 1961, with rainfall deficits even worse than last year, potentially setting new historical milestones for drought.
The Czech Republic saw an increase in electricity consumption by 2.8% and gas consumption by 3.3% in the first half of this year compared to last year. Electricity production also grew, maintaining the country's status as a net exporter.
A prosecutor is seeking a 20-year prison sentence for former paramedic Ivo P., who is accused of kidnapping and raping a student named Soňa, asserting that the evidence unequivocally proves his guilt.
In a large-scale corruption case, the Lithuanian General Prosecutor's Office initially froze all assets of advisor Agnė Silickienė, but later unfroze some after she altered information regarding her husband's savings.
The Spanish enclave of Ceuta is struggling with an influx of migrants, described as 'unbearable and unacceptable,' leading to calls for their isolation and highlighting the vulnerability of the EU's land borders in North Africa.
Western Europe is preparing for another significant heatwave, with countries like the UK, France, and Belgium expecting temperatures to reach new records. This marks a continuation of an unusually hot summer, prompting warnings and concerns across the continent.
Police in Szczecin, Poland, arrested a district court judge on Sunday for allegedly driving under the influence. The prosecutor's office has launched an investigation into the incident.
Bogdan Święczkowski, President of the Constitutional Tribunal, has filed a complaint with the National Public Prosecutor's Office regarding a prosecutor and police officers who entered the TK headquarters on July 14 during a general assembly session.
Despite a recent Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) ruling (T-689/24) on VAT deduction deadlines, Polish taxpayers cannot currently invoke it to claim VAT deductions outside national regulations until ongoing controls are finalized.
A passenger train and a freight train collided near Križevci, Croatia, injuring 25 people, including conductors and engineers. Authorities are investigating the cause of the accident while working to clear the tracks and restore service.
Kosovo's Prime Minister Albin Kurti was pelted with eggs by an opposition lawmaker during a parliamentary session, leading to chaos and the interruption of proceedings. The incident occurred amidst ongoing political tensions in the country.
Protests against the Albanian government and Prime Minister Edi Rama have continued for over 70 days in Tirana and other cities, with citizens demanding his resignation and an end to corruption. Demonstrators are calling for a revolution and systemic change, with some also protesting local administrative reforms.
The Pentagon has declassified a new batch of UFO files, including videos and reports of mysterious objects, while simultaneously revoking the security clearance of a former Air Force Secretary for allegedly disclosing classified information about Air Force One.
A prosecutor is reviewing the permit for a ski slope from Luková to Otupné in Slovakia, after a newly discovered small lake was bypassed during construction, while the developer claims the slope is practically finished.
In Kamnik, a suspect armed with sharp objects threatened to harm himself and a child, leading to intervention by special police forces who subdued him using an electric taser.
Hungarian lawmakers are set to decide on shortening the six-month notice period for outgoing chief prosecutor Gábor Bálint Nagy, who resigned to protect the independence of the prosecution, potentially appointing a new head by Tuesday.
Slovak Prosecutor General Maroš Žilinka has filed eight protests against resolutions concerning the division of electoral districts in cities and regions, arguing they violate election law and the principle of equal voter voice.
Former Czech President Václav Klaus has once again dismissed warnings of a climate catastrophe, even amidst current heatwaves, while experts caution that severe consequences could emerge as early as 2030.
Roku reported strong second-quarter results, surpassing revenue estimates due to robust performance in advertising and subscriptions. The company's platform revenue significantly contributed to exceeding Wall Street forecasts, even as it abstained from providing a future outlook amid a pending acquisition.
České dráhy (Czech Railways) will continue to operate suburban trains in Prague and the Central Bohemian Region from 2030 for a 30-year period, following a tender worth 165 billion Czech crowns.
Zakopane has already recorded its highest number of hot days in history this year, with a record daily temperature of nearly 27 degrees Celsius noted on Wednesday, even before the end of summer.
The Deputy Chief Prosecutor of the Vilnius Regional Prosecutor's Office has reopened a pre-trial investigation into the alleged illegal installation or use of technical means to collect information, specifically concerning a pen left by Samoškaitė.
Following a call to Vilnius police about a former cohabitant breaking into a home with a violence order, medics and officers found a woman stabbed and her life could not be saved, with new information about the suspect now released by the prosecutor's office.
The ongoing migratory crisis in Morocco is reportedly disrupting the production independence of the Renault concern, particularly affecting its largest African car factory in Tangier, which produces the popular Dacia Sandero.
The Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has officially started preparations for Pope Leo XIV's visit to Poland, scheduled for 2028, with the government and church closely cooperating on the organization.
The prosecutor has imposed a financial penalty on Beata Szydło in connection with the "Just Courts" campaign, with the prosecutor's office issuing a statement on the matter.
The Spanish enclave of Ceuta is grappling with a severe migrant crisis after thousands of people, including unaccompanied minors, crossed the border from Morocco. Authorities are working to manage the influx and investigate potential infiltration by radicals among the migrants.
Peter McCoy, a former lawyer for Donald Trump, is set to appear before the Senate for his nomination as the new US Ambassador to Montenegro. This is part of a trend of former Trump associates taking on prominent government roles.
The prosecution has filed new civil lawsuits seeking to recover potentially unjustified payments totaling 44,000 euros from six municipal council members in Palanga, Klaipėda, and Rokiškis districts.
The Tirana Prosecutor's Office has sent three individuals to court, accused of computer fraud and failure to report a crime. They allegedly scammed foreigners through a call center, promising to help them recover lost money.
This article discusses the legal provisions in Poland that allow a prosecutor to file an objection to a final decision, particularly if specific codes or regulations permit the reopening, invalidation, annulment, or amendment of the decision.
Andrzej Morozowski, a respected publicist and journalist for TVN24, has passed away, with colleagues, friends, and viewers mourning his death. He was known as a pillar of the station and a master of political conversation.
Donald Trump has been lashing out at various figures and institutions, including a prosecutor, as he faces mounting political defeats and legal challenges. His criticisms come amidst a period of increasing pressure and scrutiny.
PwC Polska has secured a lease for 11 floors in the AFI Tower in Warsaw, marking the largest lease transaction of the year in the city's competitive office market.
Two Ukrainian citizens have been accused by prosecutors of defrauding individuals in Lithuania of over 150,000 euros through phone scams.
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.
An article delves into the secrets of Roku City, the fictional metropolis featured on Roku devices, revealing details about its design, elements like Jimothy, and why certain features like the Titanic were excluded.
The Vlora Prosecutor's Office has launched investigations into illegal construction work in the protected area of Pishë-Poro-Nartë in Zvërnec, Albania, specifically concerning the building of a bridge for a luxury resort.
Slovakia plans to decrease the state premium for building savings to 5 percent in 2027, while maintaining the upper limit of 70 euros. This change will alter conditions for savers.
The prosecutor's office in Slovakia has launched an investigation into a case involving a former Member of Parliament who is suspected of inappropriate communication with alleged underage girls, a situation brought to light by 'pedophile hunters'.
American companies are reporting their best earnings results in years, with many setting long-term records. Major tech and pharmaceutical firms like PLTR, AMD, PFE, DIS, and SHOP are among those expected to announce strong financial performance in the coming week.
New Lino Lada Montanica sweet triangle sandwiches have been introduced as a convenient dessert, with all three flavors being tested.
On the 21-month anniversary of the Novi Sad canopy collapse, the Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability (CRTA) is reminding the public of its research findings on people's opinions regarding the cause of the collapse.
Sources have spoken out about a faulty road at the Rūdninkai training ground in Lithuania, with concerns raised despite earlier announcements of repairs.
Thousands of migrants crossed into the Spanish territory of Ceuta from Morocco, triggering a political backlash and prompting Spanish authorities to return many of them. The event has drawn comparisons to other immigration crises and sparked debate over Europe's response.
Gas storage facilities in the European Union are just over 50% full, the lowest level since 2021, with the Middle East conflict and rising Asian demand potentially leading to a sustained increase in gas prices.
Poland's Ministry of Digitization has initiated inter-ministerial consultations on a draft law to introduce a three-percent tax on the revenues of major global digital service providers operating in the country.
Albanian Minister Balluku has been indicted on additional charges related to other lots of the Great Ring Road tenders, with SPAK confirming she was summoned to be informed of the accusations. Critics argue she should be arrested, citing political protection from Prime Minister Rama.
The opposition in the Vilnius City Council has appealed to the prosecutor's office regarding the waste management situation, prompting two extraordinary council meetings. Mayor Benkunskas assured that losses would not be passed on to consumers.
Warsaw's regional prosecutor has filed an indictment against Robert Bąkiewicz, accusing him of three crimes, including publicly inciting to commit a crime, for calling Donald Tusk a 'traitor'.
Lithuanian prosecutors have initiated a pre-trial investigation into the death of an infant weighing less than 2 kg at Kaunas Clinics. The investigation aims to determine the circumstances surrounding the baby's death.
Poland continues to be Europe's largest road construction site, with major contractors holding billions in orders and plans to deliver over 290 kilometers of new roads to drivers this year.
Polish convenience store chain Żabka has increased its revenues and profitability, maintaining financial forecasts and aiming to open over 1300 new stores in 2026 after opening nearly 780 in the first half of the year.
The District Prosecutor's Office in Lublin announced that the object which exploded in Tarnawa-Kolonia was most likely a CH-101 missile containing a significant amount of explosive material, with investigators securing fragments and samples from the site.
Petra Mikuš Jurković from the Croatian Meteorological and Hydrological Service (DHMZ) explained the dangers of pyrocumulonimbus clouds, which can uncontrollably spread fires, and forecasted a continued heatwave and hot August.
Rovena Zoto, with 16 years of experience in the justice system, has submitted her candidacy for Prosecutor General in Albania. Her past investigations include targeting fraudulent call centers in Tirana.
Investors are advised against chasing Roku stock, which has reached new three-year highs, suggesting caution in its current valuation.
Polish prosecutors have filed charges against Dorota R. for violating pharmaceutical law, alleging she attributed medicinal properties to her 'Doda D’Eau' products for Hashimoto's disease without meeting regulatory requirements.
The Special Appeals Chamber (KPA) found almost all grounds of the Public Commissioner Irena Nino's appeal regarding Durrës prosecutor Gëzim Çopa's assets to be valid, leading to his dismissal.
Monika Kryemadhi continued her court session at the Special Court Against Corruption and Organized Crime (GJKKO), refuting the evidence presented by the Special Prosecution Office (SPAK) and claiming the accusations are based on selective interpretations.
A prosecutor is seeking the detention of Čuč and Cul, fearing continued crimes, witness tampering, and flight risk, 20 years after a brutal murder case has resurfaced due to a convicted killer's testimony.
Donald Trump held closed-door meetings with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. These discussions occurred amidst various international and domestic political developments.
Poland's unemployment benefits have been valorized as of June 1, 2026, with the basic benefit increasing to 1783.90 PLN gross per month for the first three months, and individuals with at least 20 years of work experience receiving 120% of this amount, up to a maximum of 2140 PLN.
As extreme summer conditions persist, a Czech hydrologist warns of severe drought and heatwaves, while The New York Times continues to solicit reader experiences on coping with the blistering heat and economic anxiety.
Homeowners, apartment owners, and entrepreneurs in Poland must prepare for an increase in local taxes and fees in 2027, with the maximum increase determined by the inflation level in the first half of 2026.
The closure of an investigation does not automatically open its files to public opinion in Poland. Lawyers can use materials for their cases, and prosecutors can share information under legal provisions, but this does not imply public freedom of access.