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UN nuclear watchdog inspectors have discovered several tons of nuclear material in Syria, prompting concerns about a potential secret nuclear program from the Assad era. The IAEA announced the finding, though Damascus claims the materials pose no danger.
Israel announced it killed a senior Hezbollah commander in a strike in southern Lebanon, vowing to continue targeting the group. This action comes amidst ongoing tensions and an Israeli warning of a rebuilt 'axis of evil' involving Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran.
Ukraine reported that Russia used North Korean missiles in recent attacks, causing at least 12 deaths, while Ukrainian forces claimed to have struck a Russian oil refinery in Orsk, approximately 1,500 km from the front line. President Zelensky warned that Russia is preparing for escalation by bringing in military equipment from North Korea.
The Fugees' performance at Lauryn Hill's Diaspora Calling! Festival was cut short due to a curfew, disappointing fans despite the festival featuring other stars like Wyclef Jean and Erykah Badu. The event showcased a reunion but faced time constraints.
For four millennia, cultures from Chinese to Incas have sought explanations for solar eclipses, inventing mythical creatures like dragons, giant wolves, and toads as culprits.
The Hungarian city of Salgótarján experienced sudden flash floods following a heatwave that caused a rapid 15-degree Celsius drop in temperature.
Passport applications in Italy have seen a significant increase, with over 256,000 requests processed through post offices participating in the Polis project, making the renewal process more accessible.
Taulant Balla, the leader of the Socialist Party parliamentary group in Albania, was confronted and attacked with eggs by protesters immediately after concluding a statement regarding a $302 million loan agreement for military equipment.
Spectacular footage captured the moment a Chinese rocket was struck by lightning shortly after its launch.
The Supreme Court has lifted precautionary measures against Aldama, returning his passport at the request of his defense. This decision allows him to continue his business activities abroad.
The FBI has cracked down on a group of scammers who stole approximately 70 million Hungarian Forints from players by distributing games containing malicious code on Steam.
Russian attacks on Wednesday killed at least 13 people across Ukraine, including in Zaporizhzhia, Kramatorsk, and Sumy, while Ukrainian forces struck Russian oil tankers in the Black Sea and damaged civilian ships in Mykolaiv Oblast.
A new study by FCUL researchers highlights the dangers of rising temperatures to the common toad's life cycle, warning of potential cascade effects on food chains due to climate change.
Hungarian authorities have busted a 'banana mafia' that allegedly evaded 3.7 billion in VAT, conducting raids at 50 locations, arresting two individuals, and seizing 130 pallets of bananas.
Excavations at the former Sapopemba Farm in Rio de Janeiro have uncovered railway tracks operated by enslaved Africans before Brazil's first official railway, but the Army's inaction is threatening the preservation of this significant historical find.
Iordanis Chasapopoulos and Anthi Voulgari, presenters of the Greek show 'Koinonia Ora MEGA,' said goodbye to their viewers on Friday, July 10, and announced their return on August 31.
A judge reportedly refused to reverse the withdrawal of Begoña Gómez's passport, citing the escape of former Italian Premier Bettino Craxi to Tunisia and acknowledging past convictions of police officers for aiding such flights.
The acquisition of Albanian citizenship is experiencing a significant decline in interest for foreigners by 2025, with official data from INSTAT showing a 46% drop compared to the previous year.
Jordan Hasapopoulos spoke about the current television season and the conclusion of Faii Skorda's collaboration with MEGA, noting that the channel has not yet decided on her replacement.
Russian forces have launched attacks on the Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhia, resulting in fatalities.
An American citizen, Sh. I., 48, residing in Albania, was arrested in Tirana for allegedly trafficking cannabis via postal service after being caught receiving a package of suspected cannabis candies.
A dust devil swept through the Pesterzsébet beach, resulting in four injuries, including a 70-year-old man who was hospitalized with leg injuries.
Begoña Gómez, wife of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, has submitted her passport to the court as agreed with Judge Peinado. This action follows a judicial order.
A vehicle burst into flames immediately after exiting the Krraba Tunnel, resulting in its complete destruction. The incident caused significant traffic queues in the area.
The Hungarian National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV) has cracked down on closed Facebook groups selling sneakers and slippers. Inspectors made five purchases but never received a receipt, leading to significant fines.
The Portuguese Parliament rejected the government's proposed labor reform package, with the Chega party's vote proving decisive in its defeat. The outcome drew varied reactions from political parties and labor unions, with some calling it a victory for workers and others expressing disappointment.
Security researchers at Zimperium have identified a dangerous new Android malware that can compromise user accounts, often starting with the download of apps like TikTok or Chrome.
TV presenters Iordanis Hasapopoulos and Anthi Voulgari reacted strongly to the cancellation of Maria Karystianou's appearance on their show, with the presenter revealing on air that the president of "Elpida gia ti Dimo" had canceled their connection three times.
Judge Peinado in Spain has postponed his decision on whether to withdraw the passport of Begoña Gómez, the wife of the president, following a lengthy hearing with her in court.
Post della premier contro l’iniziativa voluta da “Più libri, più liberi”. L’opposizione: “Insegue Vannacci, non una parola su CasaPound”
Csapodi Zoltán, director of Trefort, admitted to contacting Fidesz politicians Panyi Miklós and Latorcai Csaba after teachers decided to join the 2022 civil disobedience action.
Pope Leo XIV visited the Canary Islands, a significant entry point for migrants into Europe, where he strongly condemned the indifference towards migrant deaths. He stated that history would judge leaders who ignore the suffering of migrants, emphasizing the dignity of those seeking refuge.
Ukraine launched drone attacks on Russian oil facilities and infrastructure in Russia and occupied Crimea, aiming to disrupt military logistics and weaken Russia's military-industrial capacity. These strikes have reportedly caused fuel shortages and logistical challenges in the affected areas.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni officially attributed her absence from an EU-Balkans summit in Montenegro to being late, amidst reports of underlying tensions with other European leaders like Macron, Merz, and Starmer, while an Italian politician criticized Italy's absence.
Conceição Calhau discusses various health topics including metabolism, gut microbiota, obesity, stress, ultra-processed foods, fad diets, and anti-obesity medications.
Recent years have seen a trend of major video game releases disappointing fans due to being rushed and buggy, leading to consumer frustration and even lawsuits. This context highlights why players might prefer to wait for a fully developed Grand Theft Auto 6.
Greek actress and singer Zozó Sapountzáki celebrated her 93rd birthday, remaining a beloved figure in Greek entertainment.
Csaba Csapodi, an economist and mathematics teacher, has been appointed as the new ministerial commissioner responsible for public education content development in Hungary.
A researcher explains that while it's acceptable to pick lilacs from one's own bush, it must be done carefully to avoid permanent damage that could prevent future blooms.
A Russian drone struck a Chinese commercial vessel in the Black Sea off Odesa, Ukraine, during a large-scale overnight attack that also damaged residential buildings, a kindergarten, and a lyceum, injuring dozens. Ukrainian officials condemned the incident, emphasizing the threat to international shipping.
Ambassadors from EU member states have met with the leadership of Ukraine's National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and the Specialised Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAPO).
Andriy Yermak, former chief of staff to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, has been charged in a corruption and money laundering investigation, with prosecutors seeking his pre-trial detention. Authorities have clarified that President Zelensky is not a target of the ongoing probe.
A collaborator of Greek actress Zozó Sapountzáki has refuted circulating rumors about her hospitalization, confirming that she is at home, well, and receiving extensive care.
A Hungarian engineering company, One Two Beer, has developed a rapid beer dispensing system that fills a mug in three seconds. The invention has been successfully tested at Taylor Swift concerts in Paris and is being adopted in football arenas and entertainment venues worldwide.
Reports highlight several awkward moments during Donald Trump's meeting with King Charles, prompting discussions about the state of the 'special relationship' between the US and UK. The cluster also touches on Trump's passport design and his administration's approach to Iran.
Law enforcement in Ukraine has exposed an international Russian spy network allegedly planning contract killings and sabotage, including in EU countries. Several individuals, including Moldovan citizens, have been detained in connection with the plot.
Sipas shtypit italian, qeveria e Romës synon të dërgojë deri në pesë anije të Marinës së saj në Ngushticën e Hormuzit sapo të mbarojë lufta.
EH Bildu has vetoed the mobile office of the National Police, which facilitates DNI and passport processing, in 80 Basque towns, drawing criticism from the socialist delegate of the government in Euskadi.
The Portuguese Parliament has recommended that the government ensure the preservation of Sapo Blogs, citing concerns that its planned discontinuation by June 30, 2026, could lead to the permanent deletion of all content by November 30.
Greek actress Zozó Sapountzáki is reportedly navigating a period of significant changes, adapting to daily life in a wheelchair while her close circle protects a secret from her.
Close associates of Greek star Zozó Sapountzáki have revealed that she is experiencing difficult times due to serious health issues, which have left her bedridden and requiring a wheelchair.
Bara Sapoko Ndiaye has reportedly put an end to the suspense surrounding his choice between Gambia and Senegal. The video announcement clarifies his decision, which had been a subject of public interest.
A former military officer, Oltjan Qershori, was found to possess a weapons arsenal at his residence in Picallë, Tirana, Albania. He fled upon seeing the police, while his mother claimed the weapons were not theirs.
Albania's High Court has rejected the appeal of former Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku, upholding the ban on her leaving the country. Judge Ilir Panda ruled against returning Balluku's passport, which has been blocked since November 19, following accusations from SPAK (Special Anti-Corruption Structure).
Ukraine's National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and Specialised Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAPO) have concluded a pre-trial investigation against Batkivshchyna party leader Yuliia Tymoshenko, probing alleged bribery of MPs.
Japonia po planifikon të dërgojë një delegacion ekonomik në Rusi që në maj, në pritje të rifillimit të plotë të operacioneve nga firmat japoneze në vend sapo të përfundojë lufta në Ukrainë, thanë të…
Alexander Sapov, co-founder of GetTransfer.com, emphasized that technology should modernize transport rather than bypass regulations. He shared his insights on why Cyprus is a suitable base for global digital marketplaces.
Wikipedia has implemented a ban on the use of artificial intelligence for generating or rewriting content in its online encyclopedia, though AI remains permissible for translations and minor copy edits.
This article provides a guide on the steps to follow if your passport or national identification card is stolen while you are in a foreign country.
Albanian opposition leader Sali Berisha criticized the Special Anti-Corruption Structure (SPAK) and the government, alleging that SPAK was targeted by the majority after it dared to prosecute Prime Minister Edi Rama in a case involving Linda Rama, Armand Frangu, and Ergys Agasi.
Russian attacks in Zaporizhzhia resulted in one fatality, amidst ongoing discussions about Hungary's continued blocking of funds for Ukraine and Germany's relaxed export rules for certain defense goods to Ukraine.
Four construction workers, including three Kosovar Albanians and one Bosnian, died tragically in Vienna's Alsergrund district when scaffolding collapsed, burying them under freshly poured concrete.
US President Donald Trump declared that the temporary suspension of some sanctions on Russian oil was made to ensure sufficient oil supply in the global market, at a time when...
Don Toliver sits down with Billboard’s Mike Saponara for the Superstar Q&A at SXSW 2026 to chat about his chart-topping fifth album, ‘Octane.’ The Houston artist reflects on the album debuting at No.
The president of the Organization explains from Thessaloniki how the EOF monitors the adequacy in the country's pharmaceutical market. 'At this moment we are at the best point of the last...'
According to Eurostat data, Albanians constitute the second-largest foreign community in Italy, with approximately 557,000 individuals born in Albania residing there, and 141,000 holding Italian passports.
(ANSA) - VARSAVIA, 06 MAR - The Italian Cultural Institute in Warsaw hosted the conference 'Sapori di comunità' (Flavors of Community) last December to promote the recognition of Italian cuisine as…
Brazilian President Lula da Silva has hailed a new oil discovery near the Amazon River as a "passport to the future" for Brazil, despite criticism from environmentalists.
A new biopic film titled 'Tony,' based on two chapters of the late chef Anthony Bourdain's memoir, is scheduled to be released in cinemas on the 27th. The film stars Dominic Sessa and Antonio Banderas.
Sweden's security service, Sapo, announced it thwarted a Russian intelligence operation aimed at discrediting Sweden. The operation involved an agent operating within a foreign diplomatic mission in Stockholm.
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.
An article from La Vanguardia reports that approximately one hundred bodies were found near Ceuta, likely related to migration, sharing the 'sapore di sale' with bathers.
A 15-year-old girl in Vora, Albania, jumped from a height near her home due to alleged psychological abuse by her parents, who have now been criminally charged. Her father had recently been released from prison for the same accusation.
French companies investing in Romania are expressing concerns over a volatile international context, internal political instability, and administrative fatigue, despite their continued commitment to the country.
A storm has struck Budapest, Hungary, leading to over fifty reports to disaster management services. Firefighters are continuously working to clear the damage in the capital and its surrounding areas.
Injuries have been reported in Zaporizhzhia following Russian bombing, according to local reports.
The President of the National Organization for Medicines (EOF), Dr. Spyros Sapounas, met with the Cypriot Minister of Health, Neofytos Charalambidis, during an official visit to Cyprus to strengthen cooperation on regulatory compliance and drug safety.
Greece is battling several wildfires, with an agricultural-forest fire in Episkopi, Evia, now without an active front, though an evacuation order remains for the area. Other fires include one in Sapoi, Rodopi, and another in Kissamos, Chania, which is now under control.
Begoña Gómez, the wife of Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, has submitted her flight tickets to London to a judge as part of an ongoing investigation. She also reminded the judge that passports are no longer stamped, addressing potential inquiries about her travel.
Judge Peinado has requested Begoña Gómez to provide proof of her passport usage for a trip to London for her daughter's graduation, noting that no entry or exit records are currently available.
Anastasia Sapouna, the alternate secretary, and five other members of SYRIZA's Political Secretariat and Central Committee have submitted their resignations. This move highlights growing internal dissent within the Greek opposition party.
Known as 'El Sapo,' a notorious Spanish art thief involved in the Esther Koplowitz painting heist, has resurfaced in Kenya. He now claims to be involved in gold and rhinoceros protection, stating he has killed 29 poachers, living a new life he describes as redemption.
The Public Prosecutor's Office has requested the acquittal of Begoña Gómez, stating that 'the facts narrated do not constitute a criminal offense,' and has accused Judge Peinado of 'conspiring' to revoke her passport.
A Spanish judge has confirmed the withdrawal of the passport of Prime Minister Sánchez's wife, drawing parallels to the case of former Italian Premier Bettino Craxi.
Hundreds of thousands of Argentinians are applying for Spanish citizenship through the Ley de Memoria Democrática, which grants nationality to descendants of those who fled Spain during the Civil War and Franco dictatorship. Buenos Aires is expected to become a major hub for Spanish citizens.
A new and innovative author's bistrot named BAS has been revealed in Madrid's Barrio del Retiro. It offers an Argentine passport with a global perspective, deliberately avoiding traditional culinary clichés like asado and empanadas.
A man was acquitted after a surreal incident where he tried to register at a hotel in Almería using a passport from the fictional 'Wandering Republic of Menda Lerenda,' leading to authorities forcibly removing him.
Iordanis Chasapopoulos spoke out against what he called 'racism' in judging journalists Koutras and Ntsounos for attending an event with Loliou, commenting on the recently concluded TV season and the reactions it caused.
CasaPound, an Italian far-right political movement, announced its intention to return to the Parliament on June 30 to submit signatures for a proposed remigration law.
The Portuguese Parliament has recommended the preservation of Sapo's digital memory, particularly Sapo Blogs, which is scheduled to cease service in June. This reinforces previous recommendations for digital heritage preservation.
A former key ally of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has been sentenced to 24 years in prison for corruption, leading to increased pressure on the Prime Minister. The conviction is related to a mask scandal and has drawn significant attention in Spain and internationally.
Vibra Hotels offers tailored stays in the unique Balearic archipelago, combining privileged locations, gastronomy, and absolute relaxation for every traveler.
Israeli forces have launched deadly strikes in southern Lebanon, with Hezbollah reporting intense fighting and dozens of casualties, including four Israeli troops killed. These renewed clashes have led to the cancellation of planned US-Iran peace talks in Switzerland.
Russian attacks on the Donetsk region over the past day have resulted in four deaths and 17 injuries. The strikes also caused significant damage to buildings and a shopping center in Sloviansk and Zaporizhzhia.
The Spanish government has cautioned Judge Peinado against confiscating the passport of Begoña Gómez, the wife of the Prime Minister, ahead of a critical week of political appearances.
The Digital Product Passport is being introduced as a new system for products, with a focus on preparing small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) for this transition.
A pro-remigration demonstration in Italy, promoted by CasaPound, saw participants making fascist salutes and chanting slogans for 'the Duce,' occurring near an anti-fascist counter-protest.
SYRIZA's alternate secretary, Anastasia Sapouna, criticized Minister Pierrakakis for allegedly supporting funds and Minister Theodorikakos for continuing to subsidize cartels, highlighting concerns over economic policies.
The Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine has once again lost its external power supply, forcing it to rely on backup generators. This critical situation raises renewed concerns about the safety and stability of Europe's largest nuclear facility.
Few people know what chewing gum is made of, with its composition evolving from natural sapodilla tree juice to modern synthetic materials like polyisobutylene, a common ingredient in butyl rubber.
Brown water is flowing from taps at a Budapest accident institute, with the institution stating the problem only affects the hot water system and the cold water remains potable.
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) confirmed damage to the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant's turbine hall wall following a drone attack, while also stating that radiation levels remained normal. Ukraine denied striking the occupied plant but acknowledged hitting Russian energy targets.
Russia's Rosatom claims a Ukrainian drone struck the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, prompting the IAEA to seek access for investigation. Ukraine denies responsibility for the alleged attack on the plant, while Rosatom specifically states a Ukrainian drone hit a turbine building.
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has reached 900 cases and is outpacing response efforts, with health facilities being attacked and patients fleeing. The WHO has urged Congo's neighbors to act immediately on the Ebola risk, while some countries are taking preparedness measures.
Russia has announced it will use all necessary means to ensure the security of its citizens in Transnistria, a breakaway region of Moldova supported by Moscow, where many residents have been granted Russian passports.
In the Plus Ultra case, one of the accusations has requested a judge to summon former ministers Montero and Escrivá and to withdraw the passport of former Prime Minister Zapatero, also asking police for an urgent report on his trips to Venezuela.
The president of Greece's National Organization for Medicines (EOF), Spyros Sapounas, urged the public to buy medicines only from official pharmacies following the dismantling of an international counterfeit drug trafficking ring.
Spanish DNI and passport renewal offices are experiencing severe backlogs, with appointments two months away, as increased demand for holiday travel coincides with understaffing.
An accident occurred this morning on the Lushnje-Fier highway near the village of Bishqethëm. It is known that two vehicles collided with each other.
A drone attack reportedly struck a radiation control laboratory near the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, prompting the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to launch an inspection of the site. This incident raises concerns about nuclear safety in the region.
Megafon, a propaganda factory, is reportedly facing funding shortages, which could lead to layoffs. Pessimism is growing even at higher levels within the organization.
Donald Trump has reportedly instructed his aides to prepare for an extended blockade of Iran, particularly the Strait of Hormuz. He also issued a stern warning to Iran, stating they 'better get smart soon' and that the 'no more Mr. nice guy' approach is over.
The European pet passport is now mandatory for all companion animals traveling within or to the EU, including owner and veterinarian contact details.
Russia has announced it will halt the flow of Kazakh oil to Germany via the Druzhba pipeline, while Slovakia has threatened to block the EU's 20th sanctions package against Russia. These developments come as the Druzhba pipeline has reportedly resumed operations after repairs, and trust between Ukraine and Slovakia is strained over the pipeline.
Albania's opposition Democratic Party has organized protests in Tirana, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama amidst accusations of corruption. The demonstrations saw clashes between police and opposition supporters, drawing international media attention.
An opinion piece reflects on the nature of love and the importance of acknowledging and valuing the passions and romantic interests of teenagers.
Albania's General Director of State Police, Skënder Hita, stated at the Diaspora Summit that security is paramount for the millions of tourists and visitors choosing Albania.
The FBI has offered a reward for information leading to the discovery of Ana Knežević's body, who disappeared in 2019. The agency is actively seeking clues in the unsolved case.
The Portuguese email service SAPO Mail has announced that it will no longer offer free access through external applications like Outlook or mobile mail apps, introducing new paid subscription plans.
Former New York City mayor Eric Adams has obtained citizenship and a passport from Albania, granted by a special decree from the republic’s president.
Former President Trump has outlined his peace terms for Iran, warning that strikes would resume if they are not met, including no nuclear enrichment and an open Strait of Hormuz. Mark Rutte stated that Trump is "clearly disappointed" with NATO due to a lack of allied support for the US war against Iran, raising concerns about a potential US withdrawal.
During a morning discussion on Great Tuesday, Anthi Voulgari told Iordanis Chasapopoulos, "You're going to get divorced," in a comment related to a Greek expatriate's flight.
Another incident occurred in the Albanian Parliament when MP Noka reportedly threw a water bottle at MP Balla, escalating tensions after cameras were turned off and the session was interrupted.
Albania's Special Court Against Corruption and Organized Crime (GJKKO) has approved the examination of mobile phones belonging to individuals connected to former minister Belinda Balluku, with 80 devices submitted for expert analysis, and a journalist suggests new criminal cases could be opened if further evidence is found.
Hungarian police, with assistance from the FBI, arrested a man in Győr who was wanted in Florida, USA, on child pornography charges. The Hungarian national had fled back to Hungary from American authorities.
Acclaimed Italian songwriter Gino Paoli, known for hits like “Sapore di sale” and “Il cielo,” has passed away at the age of 91.
Former Esquerra deputy Joan Tardà has criticized the 2015 Junts pel Sí independence coalition, stating that its aim was to prevent the 'Catalanist bourgeoisie' from abandoning the 'procés' (independence movement).
Sweden's security service (SAPO) has declared Russia, China, and Iran as the biggest threats to the country in its annual threat assessment report.
Portugal's Liberal Initiative has put forward a resolution project aimed at preserving the country's digital heritage, specifically mentioning the Sapo Blogs platform, which is scheduled for closure this year.
The United States is offering a reward of up to $10 million for information on high-ranking Iranian officials, including the new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei. This comes as crypto prediction markets speculate on whether Mojtaba Khamenei will be removed from his position before 2026.
The lawyer for Adnan Kasapović, the GRAS tram driver involved in an accident that killed Erdoan Morankić, has given a statement to N1, disputing claims about the tram's stop at a traffic light.
On this day, March 11, Anthi Voulgari became a mother for the first time. "A great day dawns, because on this day Mrs. Voulgari became a mother. Happy Birthday, one year, may she live to be a hundred."
El festival más español de la ciudad de los rascacielos cumple un cuarto de siglo con una edición cargada de sorpresas, estrellas de lo jondo y jóvenes promesas.
Während viele Augen auf den Iran-Krieg gerichtet sind, greift Russland die Ukraine weiter an. Die Sicherheitslage in Saporischschja hat sich zuletzt deutlich verschlechtert.
An American tourist was killed by a lightning strike while hiking on Mount Etna in Sicily, Italy. The incident occurred during an excursion on the active volcano.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has presented a new peace proposal to the United States aimed at ending the war with Russia. Zelensky also warned that Russian President Vladimir Putin plans a large-scale mobilization of hundreds of thousands of troops after the upcoming elections.
Typhoon Dolphin, described as the biggest storm to hit China this year, caused widespread flooding, landslides, and power outages in eastern China. Over one million people were evacuated, and hundreds of flights were grounded as the region experienced its heaviest rainfall in 150 years.
Brazilian consulates in Lisbon and Porto will now send passport applications to Brazil for printing, a change that could further delay delivery due to a strike at the Brazilian Mint.
Protesters in Albania, demonstrating against government actions, have warned that the ongoing demonstrations, which have spread to multiple cities, could escalate into acts of civil disobedience.
An Italian-led EU naval mission boarded a sanctioned tanker suspected of being part of Russia's 'shadow fleet' in the Mediterranean Sea. The operation aimed to inspect the vessel, which is believed to be transporting Russian oil in violation of sanctions.
A 37-year-old man was intercepted at Faro Airport (Gago Coutinho) with a false passport during an outbound control, marking the 23rd such detention by PSP at the airport since January.
A Spanish magistrate has permitted the lawyer representing Begoña Gómez, the wife of the Prime Minister, to collect her passport after a travel ban was lifted, overturning an initial order for her to retrieve it personally.
An advisor to Begoña Gómez has criticized Judge Peinado for requiring them to collect passports in person, arguing that the judge is overstepping the authority of the Justice Administration lawyer and maintaining an undue restriction on freedom.
Two Hungarian hikers were struck by lightning in the Austrian Alps; one suffered severe burns to the upper body, while the other sustained leg burns, requiring a rescue operation.
A 15-year-old British-Italian girl has been stranded in Rome for six weeks due to new British passport regulations. The incident highlights the challenges and frustrations caused by changes in international travel documentation.
The world's first Robot Digital Passport has been created for humanoid robots, providing a tool to quickly identify an 'humanoid assistant' with a click, for instance, in case of incidents.
Prestur við hvítasunnukirkjuna Fíladelfíu í Reykjavík segir þjóf ekki hafa haft mikið upp úr innbroti í kirkjuna um helgina.
Greece's SYRIZA party is experiencing a wave of resignations, with Deputy Secretary Anastasia Sapouna and six other senior officials stepping down, following Simeon Kedikoglou's earlier departure to align with Alexis Tsipras.
Several articles recount the experiences and memories of Portuguese individuals, including photographer António Passaporte, who participated in or were affected by the Spanish Civil War. These stories highlight the historical connections and personal impacts of the conflict on Portuguese citizens.
A US judge has ordered Donald Trump to pay E. Jean Carroll $5.8 million after the Supreme Court declined his appeal in a sexual abuse and defamation case. This ruling follows a previous verdict finding Trump liable for sexual abuse and defamation against Carroll.
The instructing judge has reiterated the decision to withdraw Gómez's passport, citing the risk of leaders fleeing due to corruption, while also correcting previous statements regarding the escorts of Sánchez's wife.
A man opened a fire hydrant to entertain children during a heatwave, causing 110 cubic meters of water to flow into the street and endangering the water supply for two thousand people.
Kistücsök restaurant in Szemes is an indispensable part of Lake Balaton's gastronomy, having become the longest-running, high-quality eatery on the lake under the ownership of Balázs Csapody and chef László Jahni. It now serves as a benchmark for rural Hungarian gastronomy.
The Hungarian Competition Authority (GVH) has fined the Polish online retailer Allegro 42.5 million forints for a misleading price guarantee. The guarantee did not apply to all webshop prices or all purchases as advertised.
Donald Trump unveiled a new US passport design featuring his own image, urging new arrivals to 'be good.' This announcement came amidst other news, including speculation about a potential visit to India, his claims about the US military ending killings of Christians in Nigeria, and a reported assassination attempt at a UFC event.
Jordan Hasapopoulos asked Anthi Voulgari on Thursday morning if former model Julia Alexandratou has opened an OnlyFans account, showing interest in her 'business' activities.
A poll asks whether the withdrawal of the passport of Begoña Gómez, the wife of the Spanish Prime Minister, is excessive, following Judge Juan Carlos Peinado's order prohibiting her from leaving the country due to alleged flight risk.
The Hungarian tax authority (NAV) has launched a crackdown on illegal sports shoe sellers operating on Facebook, with unauthorized merchants facing multi-million forint fines and often failing to issue invoices.
A judge has ruled that Begoña Gómez, the wife of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, must stand trial on corruption charges. The court also ordered her to surrender her passport, citing concerns that her security detail might facilitate her escape.
A storm accompanied by spectacular air showers struck Lake Balaton in Hungary. The strongest wind gusts during the storm approached 80 kilometers per hour.
Russian drone and missile attacks on eastern and southeastern Ukraine have resulted in at least four deaths and multiple injuries, with Zaporizhzhia being particularly affected. Ukrainian air defenses reportedly downed 97 out of 119 drones launched by Russia.
A serious incident in Sarandë resulted in the death of Albiano Kreçi after his vessel collided with a police craft. Eight other boats were blocked, and the damaged speedboat was recovered from the water, with reports indicating Kreçi had recently injected insulin for his diabetes.
Anthi Voulgari and Iordanis Chasapopoulos extended their best wishes to newlyweds Danae Barka and Fanis Botsis, with Voulgari also addressing rumors about Barka's pregnancy.
The Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine, Europe's largest, has been reconnected to the electricity grid after experiencing a blackout. The IAEA confirmed that the plant once again has external power supply.
A meeting of Italian Consuls General, Consuls, Consular Coordinators, and Heads of Consular Chancelleries from around the world is taking place in Rome. The agenda includes discussions on the half-million passports issued and 4,000 assistance interventions provided.
The Habsburg Otto Foundation, initially linked to Zsolt Semjén and offered the Order of the Golden Fleece by Orbán, has evolved under Gergely Prőhle's leadership into a recognized scientific workshop, potentially facing a 'wind of change'.
A power line connecting to the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant has been successfully restored, ensuring its external electricity supply.
Iran's World Cup squad has confirmed its departure date for Mexico on Saturday, June 6, despite earlier visa delays, with the team set to leave Antalya for Tijuana.
The IAEA has reported damages to the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant but confirmed normal radiation levels, following a drone attack on the Russian-controlled facility. The agency reiterated its call for access to the plant, whose reactors remain in cold shutdown.
Observador was selected as the best brand of 2026 by Marketeer, beating out other finalists like Expresso and Sapo.
Lisbon's PSP police intercepted seven individuals attempting to exit the Schengen area with fake passports, likely en route to Ireland, and identified a common modus operandi among the suspects.
Pape Thiaw delivered a firm response to journalists regarding the Bara Sapoko Ndiaye case, addressing public inquiries and media coverage.
An opinion piece from Portugal argues that the 'Visto Gold' (Golden Visa) program never guaranteed European citizenship, despite widespread belief, and discusses potential state responsibility for related issues.
Local authorities and the water utility in Budakalász have jointly implemented a method to cut off water supply to residents involved in illegal apartment proliferation.
Russian forces launched an attack on Kryvyi Rih, President Zelenskyy's hometown, resulting in civilian casualties. At least two people were reported killed, with one article detailing a nine-month-old baby losing a leg in the strike.
The cost of issuing Brazilian passports for citizens abroad will be reduced by half starting in June, with significant price drops for adults and minors.
An article provides three recipes for delicious pizzas that can be prepared in 20 minutes using store-bought pinsa bases, with fresh seasonal ingredients added after baking for a light spring feel.
Poste Italiane's Polis project is expanding access to passport issuance and renewal services, making them available in 7,500 post offices, particularly in smaller municipalities.
President Trump reportedly instructed aides to prepare for an extended US blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and reacted furiously to criticism regarding US policy on Iran. He also dismissed a new Iranian peace proposal, stating Iran was 'figuring out its leadership'.
Albanian MP Saimir Korreshi has publicly denounced the severely dilapidated condition of the Darsia road in the Ballagat administrative unit of Lushnjë municipality, stating that the critical access road connecting over ten villages is in a state comparable to Gaza.
Residents of Sipitang, Malaysia, have been warned after a crocodile was seen swimming in Sungai Kampung Mesapol near a water treatment plant on April 22.
An Italian ex-minister and FdI group leader, Sangiuliano, is scheduled to attend the presentation of a proposed 'remigration' law alongside CasaPound in Naples on April 24.
A doctor from Alicante, Spain, was seriously injured after being attacked by a shark while on his honeymoon in the Maldives.
Greek actress Zoi Sapountzaki, who is currently bedridden, has reportedly not been informed about the recent death of her partner. A colleague confirmed her condition and lack of awareness regarding the tragic news.
Former New York City Mayor Eric Adams has officially registered as a resident of Administrative Unit No. 2 in Tirana, Albania, shortly after acquiring Albanian citizenship. He completed the necessary registration procedures.
Journalist and presenter Iordanis Chasapopoulos gave an interview on Sissy Christidou's show, 'Smile Again,' where he criticized the self-referential nature of some TV presenters, calling it a 'sickness'.
Following the withdrawal of the 'golden passports' project, Albania's Socialist Party is proposing changes to the citizenship law to allow naturalization for foreign individuals with public or private activity deemed to be in the state's interest.
Meta's head of AI responded to criticism regarding the Muse Spark AI model, acknowledging its performance gaps on certain benchmarks while emphasizing user satisfaction in areas like visual coding and reasoning.
A businesswoman, Dalia López, has been placed in pre-trial detention in Paraguay after six years on the run, accused of falsifying Ronaldinho's passport.
A family tragedy in Volos saw three children lose both their parents within a very short period, beginning with the death of their 54-year-old mother, Afentoula Xafi-Kasapoglou.
The head of the Democratic Party, Sali Berisha, denounced what he called a serious affair concerning the Port of Durrës, accusing the government of seizing public assets to build a new port six times smaller.
An article titled 'Nightingales and Toads' likely presents a metaphorical or allegorical discussion, possibly contrasting beauty with ugliness or different aspects of nature.
Gino Paoli, the influential Italian singer-songwriter known for hits like 'Sapore di sale', has passed away peacefully at 91, with tributes pouring in from across Italy and beyond, including from Croatia where he was a close friend to Arsen Dedić and Gabi Novak.
The President of the Greek National Organization for Medicines (EOF), Spyros Sapounas, discussed how medicines are controlled in Greece during a health vidcast, providing insights into the regulatory process.
The Slovak intelligence service (SAPO) has warned of increasing threats to Sweden from Russia, China, and Iran, describing risks of hybrid attacks and violent acts in a new report.
Sali Berisha, head of the Democratic Party, commented on changes to the PD statute, specifically Article 8, dubbed 'Basha's article,' and the 'death' of 'Rithemelimi' if he runs for party leader again, accusing the former chairman of focusing on a coalition with Rama instead of winning elections.
One source told Reuters that a "multitude" of intelligence reports provide "consistent analysis that the regime is not in danger" of collapse and "retains control of the Iranian public."
Iran has begun mining the Strait of Hormuz, the critical oil shipping chokepoint, with US naval forces actively destroying the mines. President Trump demanded Iran immediately remove all mines, warning of severe consequences. Reports estimate Iran possesses 5,000-6,000 sea mines, posing a major threat to global shipping.
Analyst Lavdrim Lita commented on recent political developments in Albania, stating that the protection of Belinda Balluku has created clashes with the EU and international partners, suggesting attempts are being made to weaken SPAK.
Four years into the war, Russia continues to hold dozens of residents from Enerhodar, the city of Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. Relatives are demanding more engagement from IAEA chief Grossi regarding their release and the plant's future.