The Republic Hydrometeorological Institute has announced that Serbia will experience sunny and warm weather today, with daily high temperatures ranging from 30 to 34 degrees Celsius.

Scientists are focusing on the genetic aspects of Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) in Vienna, aiming to unravel the disease's genetic mystery.

The Požega-Slavonia Police Department announced increased surveillance of electric scooter riders for August 17, aiming to enhance safety and penalize violations such as riding without a helmet and disregarding age limits.

Eurovision organizers have expressed deep concern over what they describe as 'persistent' politically motivated voting and are considering changes to the voting system to address the issue.

Industrial turnover in June saw a significant increase of 16 percent compared to the same period last year. This growth indicates a positive trend in the industrial sector.

A video of American tourists attempting to pay their bill with US dollars in a Roman restaurant has gone viral on social media.

A heatwave continues with temperatures remaining well above average, prompting discussions on whether climate change is altering the nature of heatwaves.

The Karavanke Tunnel, which was closed in both directions due to a traffic accident, has since reopened. Traffic is now flowing through the tunnel again.

A delicate and creamy dessert recipe for summer flan is presented, incorporating apricots, olive oil, and rosemary for a seasonal flavor.

A powerful explosion occurred at a munitions factory located south of Rome, Italy, causing significant damage.

Turkey has climbed to third place in Europe for air traffic volume, marking a significant increase in its aviation sector. This achievement positions Turkey among the continent's top countries for air travel.

A pharmacist from "Eurovaistinė" suggests the "20-20-20" rule to combat dry eye syndrome, often caused by computer screens, contact lenses, and dry environments.

Political scientist Ognjen Gogić commented on Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's statements about potentially diverting the Ibar River, describing it as a 'nuclear option' akin to Iran closing Hormuz.

A retired couple, Pasquale Iannotta (70) and Elisa Fava (79), have become a social media sensation after their street performance dancing to Michael Jackson's 'Beat It' went viral. The couple, including a retired dance professor, has since appeared on national television.

An elderly dancing duo from Rome has become a viral sensation after their street performance was shared online, earning praise from the city's mayor and resonating with many in Italy.

The 'Bíborfehér' cake from Kézműves Confectionery in Gyula was named Hungary's Cake of the Year, while the 'Szilvafácska' from Promenád Café won the Sugar-Free Cake of the Year title.

Former House Deputy Speaker Michael Odylon “Mikee” Romero was confirmed as a reserve brigadier general by the Commission on Appointments. He was among 38 senior military officers, both regular and reserve, to be confirmed.

A car fraud scheme in Greece has been exposed where imported used Alfa Romeo vehicles were being sold as new. One such car had a valid technical inspection certificate issued for 2025, falsely stating less than 65,000 km.

Churches across Italy, from Lugo to Rome and Campobasso, are experiencing a surge in vandalism, including desecrated holy water fonts, damaged tabernacles, and decapitated statues, driven by various motives from theft to religious hostility.

Rachel Roddy shares a recipe for a playful summer pudding featuring figs with raspberry cream and cat tongue biscuits, inspired by Richard Olney's ideas on dessert.

The mysterious disappearance of 15-year-old Emanuela Orlandi in Rome in 1983 is being re-examined, more than four decades later, following recent scandals.

The play "Rosaline, Romeo's Ex" will premiere in Lisbon in September, promising a different take on the classic Romeo and Juliet love story, focusing on Rosaline, briefly mentioned in the original work.

A three-part Netflix documentary about José Mourinho offers a somber portrayal of what happens when an individual becomes consumed by their work, leading to a 'Stockholm syndrome' effect on viewers.

Srđan Milivojević, President of the Democratic Party, stated in Valjevo that President Vučić's 'thugs' would face social ostracism and prosecution after a change of government, ahead of a protest marking the anniversary of alleged police brutality.

Google has announced that it is successfully blocking 7 billion abusive push notifications from Chrome every day. The company attributes this success to its implementation of the Swiss Cheese security model.

The city of Dalian in China's Liaoning province, located on the Liaodong Peninsula, boasts what is described as the world's most colorful seaside promenade.

Cali, Pereira e a região do Chocó contam os estragos do pior terramoto colombiano deste século. Presidente promete apoio às famílias desalojadas. Novo balanço aponta para 254 mortos.

A newly discovered letter from a pope could potentially rewrite the historical narrative of the 1066 Battle of Hastings, suggesting that a power struggle between rival popes in Rome may have had significant consequences for the event.

US military personnel stationed in Rota reportedly believe Morocco used the recent migration influx into Ceuta to assess Spain's response capabilities. Meanwhile, the Spanish government has shifted its stance on migrant reception, promising a tougher approach to Europe, while doctors in Ceuta warn of an impending public health crisis.

Residents in northern Kosovo are not prioritizing Serbian President Vučić's announcement about changing the course of the Ibar River, stating they face much larger problems.

Ιστορική επίσκεψη στη Θέουτα, τον ισπανικό θύλακα στη βόρεια Αφρική που βρέθηκε στο επίκεντρο της πρόσφατης μεταναστευτικής κρίσης, πραγματοποίησε ο υπουργός Εξωτερικών της Ισπανίας, Χοσέ Μανουέλ…

The Macedonian Hydrometeorological Service announced that July this year was an average month for the country in terms of both temperature and rainfall. The highest maximum temperature was recorded on July 20 in Gevgelija.

The European Commission has not directly commented on Serbian President Vučić's statements regarding plans to change the course of the Ibar River, nor on whether such actions could impact Serbia's path toward European integration.

A driver has accumulated an astonishing 566 traffic tickets, resulting in €36,000 in fines. Authorities are investigating whether the driver from Fažana's promenade has been penalized for these numerous infractions.

(ANSA) - ROME, AUG 11 - Premier Giorgia Meloni has expressed solidarity with the people of Colombia after a 7.4-magnitude earthquake rocked the South American country on Monday, claiming over 130…

ANIMAL FRIENDS are demanding strict restrictions on fireworks to three times a year after as many as 594 such noisy celebrations were recorded in Croatia last year.

Works on the reconstruction of the main water supply pipeline and tram infrastructure at the intersection of Savska Road and Ulica grada Vukovara in Zagreb have entered their final phase.

Cocoa farmers are urging a review of the new Cocoa Bill before presidential assent, while COCOBOD defends the legislation, stating it will protect farmers and address sector gaps. COCOBOD has also challenged claims by the Minority that Parliament rushed the bill and that it contains constitutional flaws.

Former Avanti director Valter Lavitola has been arrested, with the Rome prosecutor's office accusing him of using 'mafia methods' in an alleged plot to facilitate someone's entry into politics. An arrest warrant has also been issued for Tavares, an intermediary.

Félix Alonso, a firefighter nearing retirement after 41 years of service, will fulfill a promise to his daughter by performing the traditional act of lowering the image of the Virgin of La Paloma. This act is a cherished tradition for Madrid's firefighters.

An Italian diver has discovered a Roman shipwreck off the coast of Sicily, believed to be more than a thousand years old.

Medical professionals are raising awareness about CKM syndrome, an extremely common and life-threatening condition that impacts major aspects of health for a vast majority of Americans.

Ćuprija was the hottest city in Serbia today at 3 PM, with temperatures reaching 37 degrees Celsius, according to data from the Republic Hydrometeorological Institute.

A traffic collapse occurred in the Portorož hinterland, Slovenia, on a road restricted to local residents, due to motorhomes and trailers blocking the passage. Police fined several foreign drivers for the violation.

The Kreni-Promeni initiative has taken action to repair potholes on the streets of Belgrade. This citizen-led effort aims to address infrastructure issues in the city.

Microsoft's Edge browser is reportedly set to disable older, commonly used ad blockers, mirroring a similar move previously made by Google Chrome, impacting users who rely on these tools.

Police in Rab reported a 61-year-old man who verbally abused a traffic warden over the phone after she issued a ticket for illegal parking.

Australian scientists have reportedly found the first evidence suggesting that chronic fatigue syndrome could be linked to a disorder of the glymphatic system, which is the brain's natural waste clearance system.

Public opinion in Slovenia shows limited support for the government's decentralization plans, with only a quarter of respondents backing the relocation and construction of ministries. Citizens prioritize good transport links over the physical presence of ministry headquarters in their regions.

Democratic Socialists of America co-chair Megan Romer reportedly struggled to articulate the group's policy for taxing millionaires when questioned by New Yorker editor David Remnick on the magazine's podcast.

Senator John Fetterman has publicly dared Michigan nominee Abdul El-Sayed to maintain his association with Piker, while also claiming El-Sayed exhibits 'little man syndrome energy' in a recent political exchange.

A migration dispute has emerged between Rome and Madrid, with reports indicating the disagreement is missing the core issues, despite the importance of the matter.

Climate change is causing the Mediterranean Sea to warm, leading to the proliferation of hundreds of invasive fish species that endanger native populations and alter coastal ecosystems.

Gabriel Attal, Secretary General of Renaissance, announced a "massive" plan for water management and the creation of a dedicated water ministry if he were to be elected to the Élysée.

British actress Minnie Driver shared on social media that she survived a serious car accident in France, appearing visibly shaken and wearing a medical collar in a video.

Germany is reportedly adopting a tough stance on migrant management, with news emerging about potential expulsions to Italy, which could create new tensions for Rome already dealing with diplomatic issues with Spain.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced that the state is considering changing the flow of the Ibar River within its territory. This consideration is in response to the treatment of Serbs in northern Kosovo and Metohija by Pristina authorities.

Croatian judokas with Down syndrome achieved significant success by winning gold and bronze medals at a world championship.

Nigerian business mogul Tony Elumelu captivated guests with his energetic dance performance at his niece’s wedding ceremony held in Rome.

A specific zodiac sign is predicted to have an emotional day on Sunday, accompanied by a surprise from a close person. This sign is also noted for undergoing significant changes when in love.

Savo Manojlović, lider Kreni-Promeni, poručio je večeras sa protesta u Valjevu da je reč o jednom od najvećih protesta u istoriji tog grada, koji se održava godinu dana nakon sramotnog prebijanja…

A conference in Bern examined why ancient Rome plays a minor role in Switzerland's collective memory despite over 400 years of Roman rule, focusing on the country's identity.

The remains of an ancient bridge, known as "Nero's Bridge," have emerged from the Tiber River in Rome near St. Peter's Basilica due to dramatically low water levels caused by weeks of minimal rainfall.

The Brussels Times website has published multiple articles consisting solely of search queries related to buying cocaine and other drugs in various cities and countries. These articles appear to be spam or a technical error, listing specific drug names and locations.

A year after the August uprising, violence has significantly altered the nature of protests in Serbia. The question of whether the intensity of demonstrations is being 'pumped up' remains a key discussion.

A 34-year-old motorcyclist has died in a road accident after colliding with the fence of a residential house. The incident occurred when the motorist lost control of his vehicle.

The promenade in Sutomore, Montenegro, has been thoroughly cleaned after a sewage pipe and manhole became clogged due to iron, furniture parts, and other materials being discarded into the system.

Latin superstar Romeo Santos is suing an accounting firm for $2.3 million, alleging malpractice, 'incoherent' tax filings, missed deadlines, and failure to invest his money or fund his retirement account.

Greek and Italian police officers are conducting joint patrols in the vicinity of Rome's Termini central railway station, according to an official announcement from the Italian police.

The 'Kreni-promeni' movement's Subotica organization reported finding the local animal cemetery in a catastrophic state, with unburied animal carcasses and an unfenced perimeter.

A powerful explosion occurred at an ammunition factory near Colleferro, approximately 40 kilometers southeast of Rome, according to Italian authorities and local media.

Scientists at the University of Szeged, in collaboration with other experts, have made a significant discovery in the gut that could facilitate future treatments for irritable bowel syndrome.

An analysis explores whether Albanians and Serbs are better understood through a syndrome of victimization or as victims of megalomania, highlighting their shared submission to national syndromes.

Bat experts are racing to find a cure for white-nose syndrome, a killer fungus that has rapidly spread from the US to Canada's northernmost colonies, with probiotics being investigated as a potential solution to save bat species.

The CDC has clarified that a nearly fourfold spike in reported ER visits for Cannabis Hyperemesis Syndrome (CHS) was driven by a new diagnostic code, not an actual outbreak of the condition.

Conservative politician Gintarė Skaistė stated she learned about the complaint regarding her dissertation, defended a decade ago, from the public sphere and will provide Mykolas Romeris University with all necessary information to address the questions raised.

A motorcyclist has died in the Logatec area due to injuries sustained in a traffic accident that occurred on August 8, with Ljubljana police continuing to investigate the circumstances.

Artist Darlington Raymond's BAFA art exhibition, 'The Keepers Promenade,' highlights his artistic journey from crayons to oil painting and his evolving sensibilities.

The Portuguese government leader, Luís Montenegro, has promised to ensure full transparency in the process of purchasing frigates. He emphasized that the law and public decency must apply to everyone involved in the acquisition.

The Sarajevo Stock Exchange (SASE) registered a total turnover of 553,581.30 KM today, with 5,129 securities traded across 17 transactions, including significant trading in Privredna banka shares.

The owners of an occupied building in Rome have donated €500,000 to help rehouse the people evacuated from the property. This donation follows the clearance of the building, aiming to provide assistance to those displaced.

A complaint has been filed with Mykolas Romeris University regarding the dissertation of Lithuanian Finance Minister Gintarė Skaistė. The complaint has been forwarded to the university for review, with some suggesting it might be an attempt by opponents to stir controversy.

Violist Isabel Hagen's comedy show 'On a String' is described as a witty generational portrait where she navigates broken dreams and the liberating feeling of calling herself a failure.

The Italian Democratic Party has confirmed its intention to purchase the newspaper 'L'Unità,' but the current publisher, Romeo, has expressed reservations, stating that conditions cannot be unilaterally set through the press.

North Macedonia's Hydrometeorological Service (UHMR) has issued an orange alert across the country, with temperatures expected to reach up to 40 degrees Celsius in some southern regions. The Institute of Public Health recommends citizens take precautions.

A Catalan illustrator is featured for publishing his ingenious drawings weekly in 'Magazine,' offering readers a consistent source of visual storytelling.

The Spanish government faces an 'impossible' promise to return all irregular migrants from Ceuta, as a double condemnation from 2021 blocks the process. Those granted asylum will remain, and minors will be heard first.

A French tourist was reportedly the victim of an antisemitic attack in Rome, prompting condemnation from Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani, who expressed solidarity with the Jewish community.

A Serbian citizen was arrested in Herceg Novi, Montenegro, on suspicion of assaulting a minor by punching them on a promenade in Igalo.

Pro-Israel organizations have condemned Megan Romer, co-chair of the Democratic Socialists of America, for stating in an interview that the October 7 attacks were 'inevitable' and that she would have attended a pro-Hamas rally.

Alfa Romeo has outlined its future models and the FaSTLAne 2030 plan, presented by Antonio Filosa, to target specific markets amidst intense competition in Europe.

The article discusses how pulse rate changes with activity, stress, and sleep, and highlights various factors like caffeine, body temperature, and medication that can influence heart rate, advising not to ignore certain changes.

An Italian-Mongolian couple, eight months into their tandem bicycle journey from Rome to Ulaanbaatar, has reached Türkiye's Bilecik province, aiming to highlight pollution issues in Mongolia.

Bulajić: With the statement about changing the course of the Ibar, Vučić wants to amortize Zelensky's visit among pro-Russian voters

A Mercedes car was left parked on a pedestrian promenade in Fažana, forcing people to walk around it. The vehicle was left in an area designated for pedestrians.

The leader of Spain's PP party, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has promised to table a no-confidence motion within 48 hours if the PNV and Junts parties show a gesture of 'dignity,' also questioning the government's stance on including the Basque Country and Catalonia in the distribution of minors from Ceuta.

Montenegro is forecast to have sunny and very hot weather today, with weak local cloud development in mountainous areas and light to moderate variable winds, according to the Institute for Hydrometeorology and Seismology.

An eruption has caused significant travel disruption from Sicily to Rome, with Fontanarossa airport in chaos and reports of a 24-hour odyssey for travelers due to ash.

The railway line between Križevci and Bjelovar has reopened for traffic following a previous train collision. The line was closed for repairs and safety checks before resuming operations.

Fires are raging in several locations in Serbia, prompting official Lekić to comment on climate change, stating that such events will become common and the country must prepare.

A new call for a migrant assault on Ceuta on August 15 is circulating on social media, while Rabat has promised Madrid to curb arrivals. Spanish right-wing parties are fueling the migrant crisis, leading to protests in the exclave.

A new automatic remote fire-weather station has been deployed in Taxiarhis, Halkidiki, by the FLAME Pyrometeorological Team of the National Observatory of Athens, enhancing wildfire prevention and operational readiness in the region.

Kosovo has expressed serious concern over statements made by Serbian President Vučić regarding a potential change in the course of the Ibar River. Kosovo's Ambassador to the UN, Ferit Hoxha, urged Serbia not to use water as an instrument of pressure or punishment.

Rada Trajković hopes Vučić's Ibar River statement is election campaign

Iran and Oman have reached an agreement on a plan for maritime traffic, with negotiations between the two countries set to continue. This development signifies ongoing cooperation in the maritime sector between the two nations.

The Autorodzinny House, a project by the renowned Polish architectural firm KWK Promes led by Robert Konieczny, is reportedly for sale, presenting a rare opportunity to acquire a unique building.

The newest Barometer poll has been released, identifying the most popular politicians in Slovenia based on public opinion.

A group of friends from Louth are undertaking a 1,000km cycling challenge across the Alps to raise funds for Down Syndrome Ireland.

Il responsabile dell’attuazione della Riforma europea dell’Asilo per il gruppo della Cdu/Csu al Bundestag: “Se si arriverà all’applicazione del meccanismo di solidarietà sarà possibile una…

Director and screenwriter Goran Stanković discusses his debut feature film 'Oče naš' (Our Father), which has been recognized as a significant work in recent Serbian cinematography, and reflects on the societal shift where people have lost their fear.

News24 is commemorating one year since an attack on its premises, reaffirming its commitment to free speech and its journalistic mission. The media outlet highlights its continuous coverage of citizen protests as a symbol of its resilience.

The President of Portugal highlighted that the revitalization of the Serra da Estrela Natural Park remains an unfulfilled promise, dragging on since the devastating 2022 fire that lasted over two weeks.

Massimiliano Cencelli, the architect of the famous 'Cencelli Manual' which established rules for political appointments based on the weight of DC party factions, has passed away in Rome at the age of 90. His legacy in Italian politics is widely recognized.

Around 300 residents have been forced to camp on the streets of Rome following a crackdown on squatted buildings in the city.

The article discusses Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) and Polycystic Menstrual Ovary Syndrome (PMOS), a condition affecting one in eight women, emphasizing the need for lifelong lifestyle changes and addressing common misconceptions.

A market research institute's 'worry barometer' indicates a decline in public sentiment in Germany, with only AI remaining worry-free. The report also hints at potential future tax fairness for motorists.

U Crnoj Gori danas se očekuje pretežno sunčano i veoma toplo, saopšteno je iz Zavoda za hidrometeorologiju i seizmologiju. U sjevernim predjelima povremeno umjerena oblačnost.

Mohammad Bagher Zolgadr, Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, declared that the Strait of Hormuz will not be opened until the United States alters its policy towards Tehran and meets a list of demands.

The city of Crikvenica canceled its fireworks display due to Omiš, with Tony Cetinski performing instead.

A brief stopover in Rome turned into a 40-hour nightmare for hundreds of passengers after a technical issue left them stranded, with approximately 170 individuals unable to leave the airport.

The Republic Geodetic Authority (RGZ) announced that apartment prices in Serbia increased by 5.25% in the second quarter of this year compared to the same period in 2025, with new constructions up 3.86% and older properties up 5.98%.

Increased vehicle traffic and significant congestion have been reported on city roads and bypasses across Bosnia and Herzegovina. Particularly heavy queues are noted at the entrance to Jablanica from Mostar.

The Hydrometeorological Service of North Macedonia has issued a warning for potential storms across a large part of the country. Maximum temperatures are expected to range from 28 to 34 degrees Celsius, with Skopje experiencing sunny weather with light to moderate cloudiness and a weak to moderate southerly wind.

Slovenia anticipates one of the busiest traffic weekends ahead of the upcoming holiday, with heavy congestion expected until Monday, particularly from Austria to Croatia and vice versa.

An explosion occurred at a munitions factory in Colleferro, near Rome, Italy. Officials stated that no injuries were reported in the incident.

While much of the Western world dreads Friday the 13th, Italians view Friday the 17th as their unlucky day, a superstition with roots dating back to ancient Rome.

Sewage has spilled onto the promenade in Sutomore, Montenegro, with passersby seen trying to avoid the brown mass flowing down the street.

Nero's Bridge, an ancient Roman structure, has become visible in the Tiber River as Rome faces a significant water crisis.

Police in Leskovac, Serbia, have arrested S. T. (54) on suspicion of committing a criminal offense by inciting violent change to the constitutional order.

The article discusses Donald Trump's choice of Kevin Warsh to lead the US Federal Reserve and contrasts it with Trump's hostile approach to Warsh's predecessor, Jerome Powell.

The Association of Ghana Industries (AGI) has voiced concerns regarding rising electricity costs impacting businesses, noting that some companies have experienced tariff adjustments exceeding 40%. The issue was highlighted at the AGI's 2nd Quarter Business Barometer.

The city of Zadar, Croatia, is planning a new traffic regime and smart solutions to permanently remove some vehicles from its historic Peninsula and reduce congestion.

Real estate prices and construction costs are on the rise, with experts suggesting that excess funds are being invested in properties due to potential changes in government. This trend reflects a shift in investment strategies amidst political uncertainty.

Jysk's chrome Gludsted shelf has gained popularity on TikTok due to its retro design and is now available at a discount.

A recent poll indicates that President Lee Jae Myung's approval rating has fallen to its lowest point since his inauguration, standing at 49 percent. The National Barometer Survey, conducted from Monday to Wednesday, showed a 4 percentage point drop.

Montenegro is currently under an orange weather alert, with forecasts predicting sunny and very hot weather, reaching temperatures up to 39 degrees Celsius. The Institute for Hydrometeorology and Seismology also warned of occasional moderate to strong northern and northeastern winds.

Rome has offered an agreement to Berlin regarding migrants, proposing that Germany retain a number of 'Dublin' returnees equivalent to the irregular migrants who have arrived in Italy via German NGOs. The proposal aims to avoid a standoff between the two nations.

The Portuguese Prime Minister has guaranteed total transparency in the government's process of acquiring new frigates. This commitment aims to ensure public trust and accountability in the defense procurement.

Croatia's waste control system is criticized for only monitoring waste at landfills, unlike Slovenia which inspects waste during transit, a crucial difference for investigations like the one concerning waste in Gospić.

The Salzburg Festival is dominated this year by theatrical performances from Romeo Castellucci and Krzysztof Warlikowski, offering profound experiences to the audience.

North Macedonia's Hydrometeorological Service has issued a forecast for refreshing weather, including torrential rain, thunderstorms, and localized storms, with temperatures expected to drop.

The Ceuta crisis has led to an escalation of tensions between the governments of Rome and Madrid. The dispute highlights ongoing disagreements between the two capitals.

Jukka Markus Heikkilä, a Finnish writer of historical novels, is known for setting his stories in the ancient world, particularly Greece, Rome, and Carthage, with some based on real events and others fictionalized.

Plans for the expansion of Rome's Leonardo da Vinci Fiumicino Airport have been announced, with proponents highlighting its potential for regional development and investment.

Lithuanian residents are struggling with an increase in invasive slugs, which thrive in the summer's humid conditions, and are employing various methods to control them.

Spain's Foreign Minister Albares has accused Rome's position on Ceuta of being driven by electoral reasons, while the Italian government is reportedly negotiating with Berlin to slow down expulsions.

Megan Romer, co-chair of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), defended the organization's October 8 Times Square rally in a 'New Yorker' interview, stating that any US support for Israel is a 'solid red line' for the DSA.

A municipal Infobarometer reveals that housing is the main concern for young people in Valencia, with 61% living in rented accommodation, 30% unable to achieve independence due to economic reasons, and 24% believing women are responsible for household chores.

Mercedes López Romero, a former Andalusian Parliament deputy, who is 90% blind after looking directly at the sun at age eight, warns others not to look at an upcoming eclipse.

Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares has emphatically stated from Ceuta that every single person who entered the enclave will be returned to Morocco. He justified Morocco's actions during the crisis and affirmed that Morocco requested nothing in return.

The preliminary hearing for Valter Lavitola, arrested on charges of inciting an attack on Italian journalist Sigfrido Ranucci, is scheduled for Wednesday morning at Rebibbia prison in Rome. Lavitola is suspected of involvement in the incident.

A Delov Barometer poll indicates that the Pirate Party would cross the parliamentary threshold if elections were held today, while the Resnica party would not make it into the National Assembly when considering only defined voters.

A 33-year-old driver died in a severe traffic accident near Gospić, Croatia, after losing control of his vehicle and hitting a lamppost.

Initially promising more freedom than conventional television, streaming services have evolved to become almost as aggressive with advertisements as the traditional media they sought to distance themselves from.

Italian Prime Minister Meloni is concerned about divisions over the migrant issue and maintains contact between Rome and Berlin, while Salvini renews his attacks and an appeal to the EU is made with Denmark.

A conflict between Spain and Italy has escalated, with Spain initiating random checks on travelers arriving from Italy in response to Rome's decision to impose controls on passengers from Spain starting August 1st.

Maria da Graça Carvalho, the Portuguese Minister, supports energy recovery through incineration as the most suitable solution, while promising to listen to environmentalists who disagree and point out flaws in prevention and recycling efforts.

Carla Simón's film "Romería – Das Tagebuch meiner Mutter" follows a young woman searching for traces of her deceased parents, leaving questions open in a positive sense.

A challenging history quiz tests knowledge of key moments that shaped the world, from the founding of Rome to the fall of communism.

A passenger and freight train collided on the railway line between Sveti Ivan Žabno and Gradec, near Škrinjari, with the removal of trains nearing completion and traffic on the Križevci-Bjelovar line uncertain.

The 'Autorodzinny' house, a visionary project by renowned Polish architect Robert Konieczny and his KWK Promes studio, has been put up for sale.

Professor Radonjić urged support for the student electoral list as a means to achieve regime change, stating that electoral will should be defended even through street protests.

Galați City Hall's 226 million lei project to modernize the Danube promenade, funded by European funds, has begun with the cutting of nearly 900 trees, including 694 healthy ones, drawing criticism amidst 40-degree Celsius temperatures.

After the fires, what was promised to Serra da Estrela - and never fulfilled?

Experts are urging Nigerian first-class graduates to resist the 'japa' syndrome (emigration) and instead utilize their skills to contribute to Nigeria's development, emphasizing the opportunities available within the country.

La crise de Ceuta a accru les tensions entre l’Italie et l’Espagne, dont les politiques migratoires sont à l’opposé.

Radio Prague International presents a feature on 'The Lights of the Promenades' from 1946.

The Czech Republic has not reported any confirmed cases of SARS, according to Radio Prague International, indicating the country remains free of the severe acute respiratory syndrome.

Three vehicles parked along a road leading to a beach and promenade, nestled among pine trees, caught fire within a hotel complex near Trogir, Croatia.

Traffic is intensified towards the sea and inland in Croatia, with accidents reported on the A1 highway and the Adriatic main road. Montenegro also reports increased traffic intensity on approaches to cities.

Following a series of poor poll results earlier this summer, former President Trump's approval ratings have fallen to a new minimum. Despite this, observers do not expect him to change his political course.

Irritated eyes, dry cough, sore throat, headaches, fatigue, and difficulty concentrating are common symptoms reported by individuals spending hours in air-conditioned spaces. These symptoms are often attributed to 'Sick Building Syndrome'.

Roberto Romeo, Lega group leader in the Senate, has cautioned party leader Matteo Salvini that the Lega risks its future if it abandons its origins, advocating for a focus on the North and valuing regional governors.